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Originally Posted by CandymanCan
That is your cheap keyboard "no offense". Mine never does that but, my fiance's did however and it was a little bit cheaper of a model then mine. Hers also has a bug where the keyboard doesn't respond right away at the login screen for Vista. It is kind of like they said f it and made the cheaper keyboards just that cheaper.
"I just didn't change the boot logo for the 1406m versions "
m1406 is awsome Ket. I keep all setting the same as m1037, 1 core fail prime at 1hr instead of 30min with m1037. Others 3 cores passed prime up to 7hrs (when I stop the test). It looks like I'm closer to the sweetpoint.
"does it have a full reboot"
Do you mean the double boot? If so, YES, but not every change cause that. I don't pay much attention on that since P965 because they all have that feature but I noticed that with P5Q though. What's PITA for your IP35pro. After I did 2 Vmods, I got almost 0 Vdroop and 0 Vdrop and my Q6600 run 400x9 @ 1.4Vcore, 24/7 for 4 months now. I also did bolt mod on it.
"You know one anoying thing i hate about this P5Q-PRO, is that i have to use a PS/2 keyboard when overclocking because if i get a bad overclock and reboot my pc refuses to go into the bios with my USB keyboard its really anoyying but if the overclocks are fine it works with a USB keyboard"
I don't have any trouble with USB keyboard though. Mine is Logitech MX3200. It just works perfectly.
for my experience on p5q pro on my E8400 c0
I got the similar issues as CandymanCan
but i am using OCZ 1066 1GB x2
however, i have set 1000mhz .ram voltage set to 2.1v for default
other bios setting as follow:
8x500 1:1
vcore 1.35v
NB / FSB 1.22v
PLL 1.52v
have disable cpu features and spectrums etc
its stable and pass orthos and memtest without issue
however, there are program errors sometimes, such as firefox and BSOD while playing games.
i think i still have to fine tune the bios setting later on
but , i am sure that the system isnt more stable even the nb/fsb voltages are set higher :( e.g. >1.3v
for my ram , i dont know if it is not overclockable to 1100 or due the memory compatibility to p5q pro
because the system crashes on orthos and memtest after a few sec, even if i set vram to 2.2/2.3/2.4 and 6x550 for the speed.
p.s. i have used the mbios 1307, however, the changes are not noticeable
yes, someone told me that is due to fsb/nb voltage problem , even orthos and memtest cannot find any errorsQuote:
Originally Posted by CandymanCan
but in the past, if i just overclocked to 450/8.5, there was no any issue. everything worked fine
hey ppl
just a quick question, my P5Q PRO has gone a bit funny in the audio department. i get bad static in all sounds now (i think ive killed the sound card) it started when i was overclocking with the original bios, and now i have Ket's latest bios it is still there. ive even tried updating the sound drivers from asus's, and realtek web site.
if anyone knows an answer to my problem it would be great :)
waiting for uber bios i'm sure that it will be crasy good :)
i've install last 1406 but even boot logo isn't changed :( what is changed there?
waiting for uber :)
As Ket said in last page he didnt change it...Quote:
Originally Posted by Vazovskiiii
Care, Dee, True, your all the official "dumb questions patrol" police for this thread when I'm not around, feel honoured. :D :p:
:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ket
Glad we have another happy trooper :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by ngocrebel
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Originally Posted by Ket
I am honered. :rofl:
I just flashed my board to 1406m and its working great with my E8600 ES. I have it running @ 4GHz with 1.22 under load during P95. Temps are only 35c too. I'm just wondering if updating through Asus EZ Flash full erases the boot block, or if I should reflash the BIOS using aufdos?
EZ Flash is basically the Windows flasher thing, the Windows flasher erases the bootblock if its been updated, so EZ flash should too.
ok thank'sQuote:
Originally Posted by carepolice
Anymore results for the 1406m? There hasn't been much on it yet.
I will give it a go and see what happens with my lats. brb.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ket
Right now here's what I'm at.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ket
E8600 @ 450x10 on a P5Q Pro
vCore: 1.384v under load (CPU-Z)
FSB Strap: 333MHz
GTL Ref: Auto
NB: 1.10v
CPU PLL: 1.50
FSB Voltage Termination: 1.20
vDIMM: 2.1v
SB: Auto
I can stay in Windows all day, P95 Small FTT fails after 2 mins. Not sure if I need to up the vcore, or some other voltage? Any ideas? I can run 440x10 with all the same above settings only 1.34 vcore no problem.
Ok I got a .8 ns increase from switching which was 52.8 by the way not to shabby. I haven't touched my overclock yet though. It is cold here maybe I will do some cold air benching tonight and see how far I can get with this bad boy :up:.
I swear this motherboard can not get over 490 FSB for me at all. I tried everything possible including disabling Load Line Cal.. and it was plenty cold enough.
The P5Q BIOS pack (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CYL4M0TJ) isn't working for me. Anyone else able to get it to download? I really need to try the P5Q Pro 701m BIOS.
no problems at all here. cant say anything on overclockability tho, I'm taking a break from that right now.
The only bios that let me stably get past 490 fsb was 703m. Maybe you should give that a shot. However one problem with 703 (for me at least) is that it almost always fails to resume from S3 standby, and it sometimes resets the entire bios as well. Got too annoying for me so I switched to 1406.Quote:
Originally Posted by truehighroller