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03-04-2009, 11:22 PM
Brother Esau

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Originally Posted by Oese

http://www.abload.de/thumb/dsc025671uns.jpg

like this?

btw... those harddrives in the first picture... the comp is lying on its side on that pic.. they are not glued there or something xD

Olli. what fittings are those on NB Block please ? Also link to product page would be nice also Look at Performance Pc's and tell me please what Koolance or Bitspower fittings will work on that NB Block;)

Would these fit>>>>>http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...ducts_id=23846 on the NB Block then add my Koolance Compression fittings>>>>>These >>>>http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...ducts_id=24526
03-09-2009, 06:37 PM
panzerchaos47

Just wondering how come they remove the CPU-DID and NB-DID on 2/02? I thought it was nice option to change multipliers by .25 instead of .50 same goes with NB multiplier.
This is on 790FX-M2RS.
03-09-2009, 08:10 PM
Brother Esau

Quote:

Originally Posted by panzerchaos47

Just wondering how come they remove the CPU-DID and NB-DID on 2/02? I thought it was nice option to change multipliers by .25 instead of .50 same goes with NB multiplier.
This is on 790FX-M2RS.

Speaking with D.F.I Taiwan and have reported issues with Bios and they say a new "Beta Candidate " will be over next couple of days for me:yepp:
03-10-2009, 07:18 AM
xforce

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brother Esau

Speaking with D.F.I Taiwan and have reported issues with Bios and they say a new "Beta Candidate " will be over next couple of days for me:yepp:

Way to go Bro Esau...will await all the good news from ya...:clap:
03-10-2009, 07:22 AM
Brother Esau

Quote:

Originally Posted by xforce

Way to go Bro Esau...will await all the good news from ya...:clap:

Much more to come I promise you that;) Just beginning stage right now but I assure you in the days ahead to come D.F.I will be holding the Crown for AMD Motherboards Once Again:yepp:

I cannot disclose anymore then what I have just said so please be patient and Know that D.F.I does Care and we are in the Process of getting this Situation to do a complete 360 Degree Turn Around:up:
03-10-2009, 10:09 AM
Rammsteiner

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brother Esau

Much more to come I promise you that;) Just beginning stage right now but I assure you in the days ahead to come D.F.I will be holding the Crown for AMD Motherboards Once Again:yepp:

I cannot disclose anymore then what I have just said so please be patient and Know that D.F.I does Care and we are in the Process of getting this Situation to do a complete 360 Degree Turn Around:up:

They better do:rolleyes:

I want to say with proud again Ive a DFI board in future... if..:rolleyes:
03-10-2009, 10:31 AM
Smartidiot89

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rammsteiner

They better do:rolleyes:

I want to say with proud again Ive a DFI board in future... if..:rolleyes:

I heard DFI wtfpwn for clocking, and XS was awesome with a DFI board during the Las Vegas event, but hey I guess its my fault for not doing further research before buying a new board? :shrug:

My BIOS is kinda buggy in general and I really hope DFI releases a new one, official or beta i don't care.
03-10-2009, 11:57 AM
pershoot

Quote:

Originally Posted by Smartidiot89

I heard DFI wtfpwn for clocking, and XS was awesome with a DFI board during the Las Vegas event, but hey I guess its my fault for not doing further research before buying a new board? :shrug:

My BIOS is kinda buggy in general and I really hope DFI releases a new one, official or beta i don't care.

i have found 1/16 to be top notch for the most part with a 940. very stable. not sure what they did to the internals after, but i just retested 1/20 official (i redownloaded it just in case) this weekend, and found it to be completely unstable at my current clocks (reboots during first few mins of stress and some other slight general wierdness).
03-10-2009, 04:50 PM
ah_khoo

need some helps here guys. i'm using 790fxb w/ beta bios 02/24 & i'm having problem with cpu-nb vid adjustment. it's default @ 1c, whenever any change is made (even 1 notch up to 1d), i can't boot into windows sucessfully (most of the time i'll just get a reboot after a loading bar or blank screen). :shakes:

in order to increase nb vid i gotta use aod, which not giving me any problem at all. in aod the default nb vid is 1.2v (i think it's kinda low, isn't it:confused:). pls help if anyone of you have any input. thanks. :)

http://i41.tinypic.com/1441c9s.jpg
03-11-2009, 03:20 AM
Russ_64

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Originally Posted by Smartidiot89

So far the BIOS is good except for one thing which is; increasing NB voltage. Changing it in the PWM settings does absolutely nothing it is as if that setting is being ignored (but still saved). I have tried all the way up to 1.5v but its still only 1.175v booted which limits me to around 2150mhz NB, after that I can't boot or will get horribly unstable. So I found a solution using these HEX codes, which ofcourse didn't work for me.

HEX = Volts HEX = Volts
00 = 1.5500 14 = 1.3000
01 = 1.5375 15 = 1.2875
02 = 1.5250 16 = 1.2750
03 = 1.5125 17 = 1.2625
04 = 1.5000 18 = 1.2500
05 = 1.4875 19 = 1.2375
06 = 1.4750 1A = 1.2250
07 = 1.4625 1B = 1.2125
08 = 1.4500 1C = 1.2000
09 = 1.4375 1D = 1.1875
0A = 1.4250 1E = 1.1750
0B = 1.4125 1F = 1.1625
0C = 1.4000 20 = 1.1500
0D = 1.3875 21 = 1.1375
0E = 1.3750 22 = 1.1250
0F = 1.3625 23 = 1.1125
10 = 1.3500 24 = 1.1000
11 = 1.3375 25 = 1.0875
12 = 1.3250 26 = 1.0750
13 = 1.3125 27 = 1.0625

1. Enters Advanced Mode and enters new HEX Code (stock is 1E - 1.175v).

2. Computer shutdown, followed by computer turnon and all fans running at 100%.

3. Only way to solve it is Clear CMOS.

4. I come back to BIOS and now the HEX code is set at 00(1.55v). Save and Exit which will result in 2. again.

5. Now I need to remove the MB battery in order to reset my NB-VID back to 1E.

And this is where I am. I have tried with several HEX codes, but none seems to work as i get the same result all over. I am using the latest BETA Bios on DFI's webpage 1/20/2009.

Am I doing something horribly wrong when applying these codes, cause it seems to work with others who use the same board as me (in signature).

This helped me - as 1D is actually lower volts than 1C.
03-11-2009, 07:03 AM
ah_khoo

Quote:

Originally Posted by Russ_64

This helped me - as 1D is actually lower volts than 1C.

thx mate, really appreciate that... :up:
03-11-2009, 07:19 AM
Brother Esau

NB Hex @ 13 is usually good for up too 2.6ghz on NB Clock speed:)
03-12-2009, 10:58 AM
Brother Esau

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rammsteiner

They better do:rolleyes:

I want to say with proud again Ive a DFI board in future... if..:rolleyes:

You will, have patience its being worked out ...OK?

Testing New ALPHA Bios right now for 790FX-M2R.;)

Please no one ask me for Bios as I will not give it to you this is for internal Testing currently and it is not a Beta Release Candidate ....Yet;)
03-12-2009, 08:23 PM
ZL1Killa

I hope everything good comes out of any endeavor that XS puts forth to help out manufacturers, in this case DFI. I loved DFI back in the good ol' Barton core years, I had my single barton 3200 running 2.8ghz @ 1.84v and it topped off at 52 C on AIR. original clock was 1.8ghz, oh man did I love it. Things were simple then though....
03-13-2009, 02:11 PM
Final8ty

Resurrection.
http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Sapph...-SATA-RAID-ATX
03-13-2009, 02:15 PM
Oese

hehe.. yeah.. they were sold on by sapphire all the time :D
03-13-2009, 02:26 PM
Final8ty

Quote:

Originally Posted by Oese

hehe.. yeah.. they were sold on by sapphire all the time :D

But sap stopped for quite some time selling them.
And the MR2 can still be had at the same place for much less.
http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/DFI-L...-SATA-RAID-ATX
03-13-2009, 11:42 PM
Oese

sapphire was really stopping them? in germany the m2r was nowhere available but by sapphire...

lol lovely board for that price there :D
03-15-2009, 12:53 PM
Stoner@Large

what would be considered too much volts on the cpu-nb vid? Right now im at 1d wich is 1.1875. but my nb isnt stable over 2200mhz. if I up the the nb vid higher will it stable it out?

heres what im stable at now.
http://valid.canardpc.com/cache/banner/527036.png

thats with the 8 multiplier on the nb. when I change it to a 9 multi I get instant errors in occt.

at 8x my nb is at 2176, at 9x its almost 2500.
03-15-2009, 01:05 PM
Oese

you can give 1,4v...
03-15-2009, 01:19 PM
Stoner@Large

and thats for the cpu-nb vid in hex right. My nb I normally give 1.42v but never really messed with the one under cpu settings. I dont want to fry something.

EDIT:

sweet, I upped it to hex 13 which is 1.3125. OCCT no long crashes instanly and my mem bandwidth went up. 1.31 safe for air cooling.
03-15-2009, 10:17 PM
Oese

think so... but 1,42 on the (board) nb is much... better leave it at default should work also.. Never had to uppen it so far...
03-16-2009, 03:07 PM
Stoner@Large

http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t...istic/3510.jpg

here is what i got stable so far.
03-16-2009, 03:51 PM
95blackz26

Stoner@Large what kind of cooling do you have on the NB. i mean the little heatsink between the PWM and the SB.
03-17-2009, 01:10 AM
Brother Esau

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stoner@Large

and thats for the cpu-nb vid in hex right. My nb I normally give 1.42v but never really messed with the one under cpu settings. I dont want to fry something.

EDIT:

sweet, I upped it to hex 13 which is 1.3125. OCCT no long crashes instanly and my mem bandwidth went up. 1.31 safe for air cooling.

Your Welcome:welcome:

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