Gigabyte EX58-UD5/Extreme Discussion Thread

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01-13-2009, 07:39 AM
JWMc

The three temps in HW Monitor all go down together when I add a spot fan to the NB since they are connected with the stock motherboard cooling.
01-13-2009, 07:40 AM
BlueSoulJah

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Originally Posted by beast200

Hi i am running 5a bios with no problems @ 21 x 200 turbo on HT off
but will flash to 5d tonight
i have very smiliar setup watercooling wise and my temps are 38 to 41 idle.
a also reseated the supreme and change the orientation of the blockwith the inlet on the right hand side

how are your northbridge temps
i am think about removing the blue cover off it and put small fan on top or watercooling with a MIPS north & south bridge full cover but then would have to change cooling on the morfits

Thanks for the reply. I'll flash tonight. So, the watercooling sounds about right, then? I guess I'll only see the difference when I try pushing it. I haven't really put an OS on as yet as I had a few problems with it last night. I'm planning to put an OS on it tonight and start playing, so, I'll let you know.

Cheers,

Blue
01-13-2009, 07:59 AM
BlueSoulJah

By the way, what's the setting to turn the throttling off called on the UD5? Is it CPU Thermal Monitor?

Cheers,

Blue
01-13-2009, 08:13 AM
beast200

hi

i moniter northbridge, mem & water temps with a thermal sensors connected to my bigT balancer
01-13-2009, 08:15 AM
Lukee

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Originally Posted by ReverendMaynard

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that work for ya?

No :(

Work firewall has it blocked. I'll have to wait until I get home this evening to see it.

Thank you, though.
01-13-2009, 08:17 AM
ReverendMaynard

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Originally Posted by Lukee

No :(

Work firewall has it blocked. I'll have to wait until I get home this evening to see it.

Thank you, though.

dang.

Now get back to work ;)
01-13-2009, 01:37 PM
RoboionatoR

Gigabyte EX58-UD5/Extreme Discussion Thread

Helo

I do not know what to choose: help:)

Mushkin PC3-12800 3gb or 6gb
SuperTalent WA160UX3G9 3GB PC12700 DDR3
CORSAIR TR3X3G1600C8D PC12700 DDR3
Patriot Viper Extreme 3072MB 1600hz cl8 KIT
OCZ Gold Edition 6144MB 1600Mhz cl8 KIT

What would be best for the plate?
What do you suggest?
Which are best for overclocking?

thanks:yepp:
01-13-2009, 01:40 PM
SteveRo

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Originally Posted by burningrave101

I've been curious about Northbridge temps as well. Is the temp reading for motherboard in Everest Ultimate the NB or is it reading from something else?

I have the ggbt extreme and took everything off the NB (the water block and the huge ugly stick out the back fin thing). Running at 21x210 - w/o that stuff - the NB is barely warm to the touch (running tech station (open case)).
01-13-2009, 02:40 PM
burningrave101

Quote:

Originally Posted by SteveRo

I have the ggbt extreme and took everything off the NB (the water block and the huge ugly stick out the back fin thing). Running at 21x210 - w/o that stuff - the NB is barely warm to the touch (running tech station (open case)).

Nice! So you just removed that top waterblock piece from the NB or are you saying you don't have anything at all sitting on the NB?

What about the voltage regulators on this board? I know that's a real hot spot on the DFI X58 board that people have been worrying about to get temps down.
01-13-2009, 02:42 PM
burningrave101

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Originally Posted by BlueSoulJah

By the way, what's the setting to turn the throttling off called on the UD5? Is it CPU Thermal Monitor?

Cheers,

Blue

Just disable C1E, CPU Thermal Monitor, EIST, Virtualization, and Bi-Directional PROCHOT.
01-13-2009, 02:43 PM
Xello

I think he means just the WB top, you'd have to take off the whole assembly to take off the actual block.

Is anyone running SLI on this board? I can't seem to enable SLI on my GTX 295's, not sure if it's a driver problem or board needs a bios update.
01-13-2009, 02:52 PM
SteveRo

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Originally Posted by burningrave101

Nice! So you just removed that top waterblock piece from the NB or are you saying you don't have anything at all sitting on the NB?

What about the voltage regulators on this board? I know that's a real hot spot on the DFI X58 board that people have been worrying about to get temps down.

I took off the water block and the big fin attachment - there is a substantial block still there connected to the SB and running up by the cpu. Running very cool even at x211 bclock. Nothing on this board seems hot except the cpu and the vc.
01-13-2009, 02:54 PM
SteveRo

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Originally Posted by Xello

I think he means just the WB top, you'd have to take off the whole assembly to take off the actual block.

Is anyone running SLI on this board? I can't seem to enable SLI on my GTX 295's, not sure if it's a driver problem or board needs a bios update.

I am running 9800gx2 sli (single card sli) no problem.
01-13-2009, 03:03 PM
JWMc

Will someone please post the safest BIOS settings that can boot a Gigabyte UD5 with i7-920 to 210 BCLK? I have tried x36 QPI, x12 Uncore, x6 memory, 1.4v QPI, 1.4v Core, 1.66v DRAM and still no joy even at 18x210. At 19x200 non turbo my chip needs 1.152v load (1.1875v Core and 1.2750v QPI in bios) to be stable with HT off and 1.1874v load (1.21875v bios), still with 1.2750v QPI, for HT stability.
01-13-2009, 03:10 PM
SteveRo

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Originally Posted by JWMc

Will someone please post the safest BIOS settings that can boot a Gigabyte UD5 with i7-920 to 210 BCLK? I have tried x36 QPI, x12 Uncore, x6 memory, 1.4v QPI, 1.4v Core, 1.66v DRAM and still no joy even at 18x210. At 19x200 non turbo my chip needs 1.152v load (1.1875v Core and 1.2750v QPI in bios) to be stable with HT off and 1.1874v load (1.21875v bios), still with 1.2750v QPI, for HT stability.

try this below (if you temps are to high drop vcore down to 1.4 and work up from there as needed). x12 x6 uncore/mem will not work for me either.
01-13-2009, 04:17 PM
06F150fx4

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Originally Posted by fornowagain

Weirdest thing, just turned it on. Been fine for weeks, got half way through loading windows and it restarted. Went into a reboot loop, turned off and it came up with corrupted bios recovery. I flashed the bios back to F4J from F2 and it needed a cmos reset before it would start. Put the settings back in and its fine again. What would cause that?

I just received mine last night, got it all put together, loaded windows, got all the drivers installed and went about working on some of the other stuff I had just got in and after about 2 hours it did this same thing. It went into a reboot loop that I can't get it out of save for holding the power button down or shutting down the power supply. The only problem is, I can't get mine out of it. I've pulled the battery, reset the CMOS....unhooked everything, removed the video cards, swapped my ram around, tried booting with single and dual channel... nothing so far has gotten it out of this loop. It goes all the way to 88 on the post codes(which i suppose looks like 8B) Anyone have any idea what this is or did i get a bad board? It never gets to the point where it shows video.

BTW, this is what i have.

Gigabyte EX58-UD5
Core I7 920 with a noctua nh12
3 x 2 gigs of OCZ Gold 8-8-8-24 @1600
3 sapphire 4850 video cards
2 WD 320 gig hard drives in a raid 1
Coolermaster Real Pro Power 1000 watt ps and stacker 830 evolution case.
01-13-2009, 04:24 PM
SteveRo

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Originally Posted by 06F150fx4

I just received mine last night, got it all put together, loaded windows, got all the drivers installed and went about working on some of the other stuff I had just got in and after about 2 hours it did this same thing. It went into a reboot loop that I can't get it out of save for holding the power button down or shutting down the power supply. The only problem is, I can't get mine out of it. I've pulled the battery, reset the CMOS....unhooked everything, removed the video cards, swapped my ram around, tried booting with single and dual channel... nothing so far has gotten it out of this loop. It goes all the way to 88 on the post codes(which i suppose looks like 8B) Anyone have any idea what this is or did i get a bad board? It never gets to the point where it shows video.

BTW, this is what i have.

Gigabyte EX58-UD5
Core I7 920 with a noctua nh12
3 x 2 gigs of OCZ Gold 8-8-8-24
3 sapphire 4850 video cards
2 WD 320 gig hard drives in a raid 1
Coolermaster Real Pro Power 1000 watt ps and stacker 830 evolution case.

Can you get into the bios?
Did you drop down to one vcard?
01-13-2009, 04:28 PM
06F150fx4

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Originally Posted by SteveRo

Can you get into the bios?
Did you drop down to one vcard?

No, it won't go to bios. Yes I have tried it with 3, 2, 1 and 0 video cards.

Thanks for the response. I'm new to the Intel thing, all of the PC's I built before were AMD so I'm completely lost.
01-13-2009, 04:32 PM
SteveRo

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Originally Posted by 06F150fx4

No, it won't go to bios. Yes I have tried it with 3, 2, 1 and 0 video cards.

Thanks for the response. I'm new to the Intel thing, all of the PC's I built before were AMD so I'm completely lost.

Given what you have tried - if it will not even post into bios - it might be rma time. Are you sure that your power supply is ok? both power connections to the mobo are solid? power connections to the vc are good?
01-13-2009, 04:40 PM
06F150fx4

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Originally Posted by SteveRo

Given what you have tried - if it will not even post into bios - it might be rma time. Are you sure that your power supply is ok? both power connections to the mobo are solid? power connections to the vc are good?

I assume the power supply is good because it was working yesterday morning on the phenom 9950, M3A79-T, 4 gig of Corsair dominator and 2 sapphire 4850 video cards. I am going to try the 600 watt power supply i have(wifes computer) with just one video card and see if that's it later. The power connections are all good, and have been checked and rechecked. I have been reading the newegg reviews this morning(I'm in Japan) and it seems that at least 3 of the reviews complain of this very problem. I just wanted to make sure there wasn't something stupid that I missed that is different with this motherboard. I appreciate the help.
01-13-2009, 04:58 PM
revenant

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Originally Posted by Xello

I think he means just the WB top, you'd have to take off the whole assembly to take off the actual block.

Is anyone running SLI on this board? I can't seem to enable SLI on my GTX 295's, not sure if it's a driver problem or board needs a bios update.

try the 181.20 drivers... you need to have 180 series drivers just to be able to enable two or three card SLI on x58.. but a single GTX295 shouldn't apply to that rule.. regardless, the 181.20s are the new drivers which support the GTX295 so I would think you would have to use those anyways to enable all the features on that card.
01-13-2009, 05:24 PM
ReverendMaynard

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still pushing mine, seemed rock solid in every bench so far.
01-13-2009, 05:39 PM
gFiz

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Originally Posted by JWMc

Will someone please post the safest BIOS settings that can boot a Gigabyte UD5 with i7-920 to 210 BCLK? I have tried x36 QPI, x12 Uncore, x6 memory, 1.4v QPI, 1.4v Core, 1.66v DRAM and still no joy even at 18x210. At 19x200 non turbo my chip needs 1.152v load (1.1875v Core and 1.2750v QPI in bios) to be stable with HT off and 1.1874v load (1.21875v bios), still with 1.2750v QPI, for HT stability.

well one issue may be that you should set you uncore to 2xmem+1. So if mem is x6, set uncore to x13. Read that in one of gigabyte's walkthroughs to overclocking. Worth a short.
01-13-2009, 05:45 PM
Splave

well cant boot to an XP cd with a IDE or SATA dvd-drive Dont know if its this bios or what
01-13-2009, 05:47 PM
ReverendMaynard

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Originally Posted by Bobbylite

well cant boot to an XP cd with a IDE or SATA dvd-drive Dont know if its this bios or what

are you changing ACHI to IDE?

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