I see it's for "server-use"....thanks for letting me know...never knew about this one....Quote:
Originally Posted by OLDcomer
seems like a Quad Core E8500 @ 3.16...same frequency...
Wonder if the UD3 serious would support the X3380 since it is socket 775...
Actually that might be one to go to after the Q9650...for me....kind of like the next step up and then either the QX9770 or the i7 975 @ 3.33...
or that 3.5 one they are said to be coming out with....
interesting....:clap::clap::clap:
it was known when they first released that some died on more than 1,4VTT or degraded...E0's are more robust chips...inmoQuote:
Originally Posted by RAMMAN
Cheers :up:
Sergio
that's a load off my mind....thanks!!!!:up::up::up:Quote:
Originally Posted by andressergio
edit: or at least i hope so....
so the safe limit for c0 chips is 1.3vtt? back in the day the qx9650 held a few world records so it must clock well even without high vtt. btw i got another lockup a few hours into tf2 on a more conservative 450fsb 1:1 on yet another hot summers day. this definitaly has to do with temps as it will run orthos indefinitely but orthos doesnt get the northbridge as hot as games do. the nb hs is definitaly getting to the point where it starts to burn fingers and worse still the ram is getting quite hot as well.
edit: strangely enough i lower mch back to 1.2 and mch ref back to 0.76 and it played tf2 for 5 hours not stop no problem
As I have mentioned in this thread my EP45 UD4P rev1 died a week ago, but tomorrow I am recieving a EP45T Extreme Iam borrowing from a friend. How does this clock compared to the UD4P if anyone know? I will use watercooling ofc. But I hope to break my prev cpuz of 4196 with my Q6600.
They support the 3380 just fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gameman
excellent! Thanks You mate.... the difference btween E0 Q9650 and E0 X3380 may be like difference between E8400 @ 3.0 and E8500 @ 3.16....or even E8600 @ 3.33 (my last cpu by the way)....it may just yield that extra mhz for 4.7ghz-5.0ghz Usable ..Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoss331
I'd definitely fork out 500 for a guaranteed 4.5ghz - I mean that's still lower than what the Q9650 used to cost anyway....I remember when it was like 800.00 plus....
I was right 4.7-5.0 ghz....
I see it was done just recently by Jor3llBR on a UD3P....
although it took water cooling....
still a Xeon 3380 at 4.6-4.7 daily would be awful nice.....
and I imagine if the UD3P supports it the UD3L will as well
I wouldn't mind having the X3380 and the new EP45 UD5 to play with...
well maybe, but i'll definitely be looking at the X3380... :up::up::up:
thanks
they seem to be awesome clocker as well:up:great at high fsbQuote:
Originally Posted by Mech0z
[Team.AU] Gigabyte GA-EP45T Extreme - P45 DDR3 Monster
this sounds tempting...
I was supposed to get the original EP45 Extreme DDR2 version instead of the Rampage Formula X48 I did, but I wanted the cpu-level up which proved to be a waste....
The EP45 Extreme Motherboard can be found in Canada for almost HALF of what it used to be (200.00 vs 400.00).... about 40.00 more than the UD3P sells for now....:up::up::up:
I know this advice was aimed towards the guy with theQ6600, but after reading all the reports of how easy Quads reach 500 fsb ALSO on this board and the LED display and reset switches AND 12 phase power...I'm kinda leaning towards it instead of replacing my now buggered X48 DFI p.o.s....
I was thinking of the LanParty T2RS Plus for 500 Quad fsb - but I'm not shelling out another 150.00 for CODE 88....:shakes::shakes::shakes:
I'm starting to see code 88 in my dreams now...:down::down::down:
OMG
oh well...below (a sample I found in a review) is why I find this idea so tempting...
http://i432.photobucket.com/albums/q...k666/fixed.jpg
ps: thanks for the idea - i had this in the back of my mind from a while ago, but didn't think they were still available new even....
edit:;););)
don't get me wrong, not at this very moment, but perhaps after a UD3P or another UD3R that actually works....
just got the idea because that other guy had the good fortune to get to use one...
I dunno...I'll find something that works besides this UD3L...
i believe this board is defying the laws of physics lol. 475x7 is orthos stable with only 1.3 vtt 1.24 mch 2.2 vdimm all other voltages normal. 1:1 400 strap 4-4-4-12 pl9. not too many boards can do 475fsb stable with a quad and only 1.24 mch. mch skew is set to 50ps, i think it has made quite a bit of difference. but i fear it has something to do with the low room temp atm because its cloudy and orthos doesnt raise temps like games do.
http://a.imagehost.org/0217/475_fsb_stable.jpg
10k write is awesome but im dissapointed that read has dropped below 9k though. pl8 will fix that but there is a big question mark if it would be stable or not
edit: played some tf2 for an hour no problems
Here is a little update that I will be putting in my signature here now. :up: :up:
XTX 5870 @ 1GHz / 1200..
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dmv=1836125
http://img42.imageshack.us/img42/1977/42ghz.png
^^^higher than my 3dmark06 score lol.
pl8 is working too, passed 1024k and 8k after 31 minutes of orthos blend before i stopped it.
http://a.imagehost.org/0620/475_fsb_pl8.jpg
i believe i have found a new 24/7 setting that can be used for benching too :D
Glad to hear you're enjoying your Motherboard as well. Here's my 3DMark06 score which I haven't updated in awhile I'll add.. :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by RAMMAN
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm06=13076068
here is my 3dmark06 score
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm06=12985772
your 06 score is almost the same as my 05 score.
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm05=5118864
just curious, has anyone ever been able to stabilize 475fsb with a quad and only 1.24 mch core? or did i somehow get a cherry picked mch by buying a budget board at a local computer store? as you can imagine it was flaky in the mid 460s with just 1.2 mch but 1.24 and normal mch ref appears stable.
edit: played 2 hours of tf2 no problems
well little update
http://i49.tinypic.com/291z4lu.jpg
touch 18K for CPU score ON VANTAGE
http://i50.tinypic.com/5ebclu.jpg
very good...now if you could only UP that multiplier to 8.5 while keeping it stable you got the big 4000...:up::up::up:Quote:
Originally Posted by RAMMAN
Quote:
Originally Posted by truehighroller
I can get me 1 g...not sure how stable it would be though....
I definitely envy your pixel/texture fillrate though....
wanna get the 5850 next....
http://i432.photobucket.com/albums/qq43/davk666/1g.jpg
Little stability TEST
Hyper PI 16 MB --- PASS
http://i50.tinypic.com/34rwow4.jpg
PRIME 1 Hours.......
http://i45.tinypic.com/vyy1as.jpg
Quote:
Originally Posted by Gameman
Good job there man. :up: That is a feat, I'm guessing you either froze it or have water cooling on it or modded the voltage system. :up: I never did get mine that far up, I think I had mine to 900 / 1200, I think..
looks like a new ud3 model? usb 3.0
GIGABYTE GA-EP45T-USB3P LGA 775 Intel P45 USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard
That looks way better than the previous boards, if I had known they were coming out with this I would have got it instead of the regular T board. And wheres the 24 phase power, they release a newer ddr3 model board yet forget the 24 phase. :(
Quote:
Originally Posted by radaja
http://img682.imageshack.us/img682/6...ture212010.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Hoss331
Nice Gigabyte does it again :up:
Hopefully they enhanced DDR3 compatibility and added OC ability to 2000Mhz_ddr :shrug:
According to spec.:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jor3lBR
-Support for DDR3 2200+/1333/1066/800 MHz memory modules
http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Products/...GA-EP45T-USB3P
I wish this board came out about a month ago, would have saved some money and got this and not the x58. I am very tempted to order, the price is very good. I was just about to sell my 9650 to.
I am sure zsamz will get one so he can kill the latest from gigabyte. lol
I sure hope it recovers from failed oc as well as the p55's and the x58's.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231336 :shocked:
Quote:
Originally Posted by OC Nub
Same here! My EP45T-UD3P will go to eBay today!
Looks like another set of records are going to be broken then Jor3lbr! :D
I had a quick look around but don't see any available yet - has anyone else?
Got my PI's today so I'm gonna be busy finding their limits then hope to push some better times out of my Quad before I settle back to 24/7 usage and actually start using my PC!
let's just hope it BOOTS decently instead of this finicky nonsense with the cheaper ones when an oc goes bad or "it's not in the mood"...jesus :(:(:(
You mean not run stress tests 24/7? Im unfamiliar with this concept!Quote:
Originally Posted by In-Fluence
Im gonna get one of the new boards aswell, my dad wants a new pc so oc'ed e8400 and ep45t-ud3lr will be going his way soon. But for now gonna try and push it some more!
what's the onus on 24/7 100% Quad usage????
What other than encoding and the Prime/other ones is gonna give a quad 100% load for 24 hours straight??? I'd be happy with an hour or two...
only IMO though:clap::clap::clap::welcome::welcome:
WOW i want it :D:D:D
I like to have as much performance to hand as possible. I use a variety of audio plugins to do live music over 20 split channels of 24/96 audio (where possible (and with many more 'pseudo channels')). Although most plugins aren't really multi-core friendly, the host will assign plugins to different cores, thus balancing the overall load on each core. More CPU speed means lower audio latency, so for me, having 4 cores at this kind of speed is very useful, particularly if you don't want audio crackles whilst maintaining the best possible quality (and no I'm not talking soundblaster cr*p here).Quote:
Originally Posted by Gameman
I see... Thanks:)
I was kidding! but now that you mention it, imo at least 24 hr prime stable is necessary to have confidence when encoding. I have had x264 encoding errors on a machine that was 17hr stable before so depends on priorities i guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gameman
gotcha...thanks :up::up::up:
Sure, just got my EP45T-UD3P installed last night, lol!
Yeah and I'm working on a EP45C-UD3R right now with DDR3 installed. Figures!
I think you will love an X3380 mate im very happy with it, my Q9650 was an awesome clocker but jeeeze this one is beauuuuutiful :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Gameman
see here some start tests..
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...97802&page=130
Cheers :up:
Sergio
You know the very very large fft's you find in the custom fft selection page? sizes like 14k, 16k, 24k etc that are not run in the standard blend test (on prime95 either). Well i started testing with them and orthos freezes every time from size 12228 upwards. So i asked some friends at a tracker froum who are also into oc;ing to test with these huge fft's also and their systems all failed aswell almost instantly(3 people). So im guessing this isnt a bug in orthos and we all just have unstable overclocks? This is on same settings that passed ~26hrs standard blend. Any ideas?
Well, gave my Q9550 a shot, I just increased Multipler, and Core, didn't touch anything voltages. I am using DDR 800 Ram, so I keep it at that speed. Running a thermaltake $10 cooler. The CL-P0497
http://photography.rogerlund.net/Oth...66_M3uu7-L.gif
http://photography.rogerlund.net/Oth...68_CB7VQ-L.gif
http://photography.rogerlund.net/Oth...68_mqSnn-L.gif
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=995874
Thoughts? Should I push harder? What are high temps?
70°C is about 5 above what most consider safe temperatures on 45nm quads and even with your cheap cooler and the vcore displayed on cpu-z, I would expect better temps (unless EIST/C1E is enabled). You say you haven't touched voltages... does that mean you've left them on auto? If so I would try to set them up the best you can as these are the probable cause of your high temperatures.
If you read through some of this thread I'm sure you'll find some settings templates you could work with.
After some tinkering with my new PI's I'm now 4.5/1200 stable, and it's all peachy. The most I've managed to get these up to are 1270 stable, but I hoped for a bit more so I could do some ~1300 benching. Are there any hints jor3lbr / andressergio or others could provide for these sticks? I've tried various ddr voltages and dram ref's but I still fail MT5 when going beyond 1270. Loosening timings to 5-6-5-15 or looser just wouldn't post. Did dram skews help any of you? I guess I could always see how far 4-4-4-10 could take me, but I imagine 1080 would be out of reach for benching purposes.
If I can get these stable beyond 1270, then I will try for 530x8.5 / DDR1272. I got a minute or so of prime out of it, but know the memory isn't stable - the main reason for trying for this is because the system seems so much snappier at this fsb/multi than at 500x9!
Sorry dude but this just isn't correct. Intel specs say max tCase is 71.4C....the cores themselves can go much higher than this. For stressing high 80s is fine by me....for normal load use I like to keep it under 75ishQuote:
Originally Posted by In-Fluence
Maybe for a duallie on IBT :p:
regardless of dual or quad, tCase and coretemps are very different
I believe the chip shuts down in the 90 C's range.
Agreed that 80 C's would be my high range.
Anyone know a good method of getting a higher OC without Over clocking my DDR 800 Ram?
For me 75-76 (CPU READ) its still ok but obove that even tough it wont harm the chip i wont run it for longQuote:
Originally Posted by In-Fluence
I just dont use IBT or LINX i prefeer BLEND as it wont heat CPU as much and has been tested for lots of us that can pass linx and not blend...its much better stress for a long time than a shoot of 8mins heat inmo
Cheers :up:
Sergio
PRIME will tend fail above 75C CPU, under 75C is fine :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by gurusan
Anyone running F12 BIOS on their GA-EP45-UD3R? I had a bad overclock the other day and my BIOS was reset back to F3 from F9. So I need to update BIOS and since I have them all I was wondering do I go to F9, F11 or F12? Thanks!
GA-EP45-UD3R - bios F12:
Download official site:
http://www.gigabyte.us/Support/Mothe...2916#anchor_os
Detailed info:
http://www.station-drivers.com/page/...-ep45-ud3r.htm
* -USB Storage Speed improvements
* -Enhanced memory compatibilities
* -Q-Flash version 2.14
* -Enhanced IDE CD-and DVD-ROM Compatibility
* -Fix Mushkin and G. Skill PC1066 4 GB kit in the yellow slots
After re-flash of F12 using the DOS-mode flash utility from a bootable USB flash drive, everything working normally (for my WinXP 32-bit system).
Guys
Anyone can link me or send to my mail a good and old Easy Tune 6 B08 version ? newer ones are crap and my CD one the B08.1113.1 has a bug...
andressergio@yahoo.com
anyone ?
Cheers and Thanks :up:
Sergio
i have F12 on my GA-EP45-UD3R with my E8500 OC'ed to 4GHZ with 9.5x422 and 1.3000 Vcore
I wonder if the EP45T-UD3P is ever going to get a BIOS update :/
what's the difference between rev.1.0 and rev 1.1 for EP45T-UD3P?
Thanks vailr and dustin! F12 I go!
I have only B09.1120.1Quote:
Originally Posted by andressergio
BIOS F8c is latest atm....Quote:
Originally Posted by gurusan
can i get f10j bios from someone? I cant seem to find it anywhere
F10j, which mobo?
gimme your mail on pm i sendQuote:
Originally Posted by Rattle
Cheers :up:
Sergio
Thanks Stasio i have the CD that came with the giga but happened the same when i first installed worked fine then after some days i got an error and closes...i re installed and same .... also hoss31 sent me that same version but as i told you its not working i installed that one you haveQuote:
Originally Posted by stasio
Cheers and thanks :up:
Thanks Hoss for sending :up:
OK,bro.
Btw,BIOS F10j I found on JZelectronic (01.Dec 09).
thank you guys
I wonder if the EP45-UD3P (1.0, 1.1) BIOS will ever come out of f10.f beta and finally become a full release.Quote:
Originally Posted by gurusan
Just bought a Q9450 this afternoon for $150, and sold my Q6600 for $120 this evening. It's a modest, but nonetheless noticeable boost, and I'm happy to be using less power. :)
So they are actually continuing work on F10, then? Good to know, since 10f is the most recent on the US site, and that's dated August of `09. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by stasio
Latest for UD3P is BIOS F10k. :yepp:Quote:
Originally Posted by LoneWolf
-new feature "Quick Boot"
-released on 13.Jan 2010
GA-EP45-UD3P rev 1.0/1.1Quote:
Originally Posted by Rattle
F10k:
http://www.station-drivers.com/page/...-ep45-ud3p.htm
wasnt F10K kinda buggy reported ???
According to JZelectronic:Quote:
Originally Posted by andressergio
Info: Successfully flashed
Fix: LAN (Code10) for Quick Boot in the cold
:shrug:
ah i read in other forums "stay away from this one..." tough i never had that LAN probelm...will give a try thenQuote:
Originally Posted by stasio
Cheers :up:
Sergio
GIGABYTE
EasyTune 6
utilitaire
B10.0130.1
http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Support/M...lity&FileID=86
for us P45 users this newer version no only load slow but in my case i hit apply and get instant freeze...Quote:
Originally Posted by vailr
you know what, i was so busy using 475fsb 24/7 i never attempted to go higher.
480x7 = 1024k orthos passed
485x7 = 1024k orthos passed
490x7 = locked up 1 minute 55 seconds into orthos blend
still 1.3 vtt 1.24 mch 2.2 vdimm
it was an unusually cold day so my 24/7 setting remains 475x7
Could anyone offer some advice on o/cing an E5200 on a UD3L? I used to have this thing @ 3.33GHz on stock cooling with a slight Vcore bump on an EP35-DS3L, but that board had a failed BIOS flash and I replaced it with this board. I've tried the stock multi and 9.5x.
Edit: spoke too soon. 12.5x272 (3.4GHz) @ 1.275V works, no other voltages adjusted.
this is my new 24/7 setting, passed 1 and a half hours orthos before i got impatient and stopped it.
http://b.imagehost.org/0662/24_7_setting.jpg
1.3 vtt 1.24 mch 2.2 vdimm
485 fsb also passes 1024k orthos but im sticking to 480 fsb for guaranteed stability in games. besides cant complain about 10k write and copy :D
490 fsb locks up after a couple minutes orthos blend but thats to be expected
GA-EP45-UD3P rev 1.0/1.1 - Bios F10 (Final)
http://www.station-drivers.com/page/...-ep45-ud3p.htm
finally F10 final version, will update in a few :D
heh guys whats the current best DDR2 kits you can buy for overclocking. I was just checking out Newegg and there seems to be alot of new kits I have never seen before, and some of the other ones I thought were real good are no longer there.
My OCZ Plat LV RAM needed to be RMAd and now they are sending me regular Platinum :(
get ur selfs ome OCZ Blades 1200 MHz ;) they are 1300 + Cappable
Yeah that would be great if their was a store that sold them , not to mention all OCZ LV DDR2 sticks are EOL.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrDucky
G.Skill PIs FTW!
Failing that you could get some Tridents which will do over 1200 as well.
The ripjaws are another option, but with rather naff 6-6-6-18 timings.
I think most manufacturer's have quit the DDR2 PC9600 game, which leaves us with very little choice.
Ebay ?
Quote:
Originally Posted by The Viper
Finally got my account activated. So hi, I have an EP45-UD3P. Had an E8400 but just sold it. Was a nice chip, this was on air, http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=958902
Now just waiting on my E8700 for some air cooled action.
weird, board passes orthos blend at 480fsb yet if i was to play tf2 for a while, quit the match then suddenly start up a new server it will crash to desktop and come up with an error about memory unable to be read. imo thats an mch error, happens at 450fsb too just not as often. only certain fix is to lower fsb to 425. i guess the mch cant handle the stress of the high temps caused by gaming combined with having to load a tf2 map.
Did you try and raise the MCH? Maybe run memtest to see if your ram is stable.Quote:
Originally Posted by RAMMAN
Just ran HDTACH on my raid 5 configuration. A mixed match of sata drives I had laying around.
I set this up as my OS drive.
Thoughts?
http://web10.twitpic.com/img/6493358...485c6-full.gif
happened at 425 fsb too, but this time got an actual bluescreen and reboot. this problem only happens when loading a tf2 map after tf2 has already been running for a while. even at 480fsb it passes all known stability tests and plays all other games for hours, even other source engine games. has there been a tf2 update recently which causes memory errors in certain situations?
BAM, man i love my UD3P
just took 8th spot and still trying....
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1013534
http://img.techpowerup.org/100212/q9550.jpg
Some screenies would be nice. The last time I tried a raid 5 configuration the write speeds were abysmal, but that was a long while ago. How are they for you?Quote:
Originally Posted by lundrog
Nice work Systemviper! A few more MHz and you'll be up there!
opps, here, broken link.Quote:
Originally Posted by In-Fluence
http://photography.rogerlund.net/Oth...02_3CNym-L.gif
http://photography.rogerlund.net/Oth...43_jUPJV-L.gif
RAMMAN you got the L version that will not do the same as the UD3P version...at least thats on ya signatureQuote:
Originally Posted by RAMMAN
agree the Gskiils PIs rock :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by In-Fluence
Yes they do! What kind of speeds were you able to get them stable at? Did you buy from memoryc?
I can't seem to get over 1250 without getting errors in MT5 - GTLs & Skews make little difference along with voltages so although I'm still getting some nice DDR2 speeds in comparison to my old 4GB kits, I hoped for something between 1250-1290 for benching purposes (like I had for my reapers). I guess an even bigger amount of NB volts might be needed, but I don't want to damage anything.
For now I'm testing with the 2.50A divider at 1233MHz (493x9) which I think will make a nice 24/7 setting without pushing voltages on anything and will allow me to run semi-passive for a nearly silent system - just what I need for my music :)
Quote:
Originally Posted by In-Fluence
2:50 strap is bugged after a certain mem speed and will give you errors. Skews will play a big role here.
For benching a good 2x1Gb will always be better then 2x2Gb mate no matter how good the 4gb kit is.
Hey Viper :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by systemviper
Nice max valid I missed you around here.
+1 for that JorQuote:
Originally Posted by Jor3lBR
as i mentioned before even 485x7 passes 1024k orthos, 480x7 passes 1 and a half hours orthos blend and 490x7 locks up 2 minutes into 1024k orthos. all of my best 3dmark benching runs on stock cooling were recently done at 475x7.5 no problem. and i have been running crysis and all the other orange box games for hours at 480x7 no problem.im starting to think this issue has something to do with one of tf2,s recent updates.
yes i am using the ud3lr so im definitaly surprised its actually bench stable at 485fsb 1.3 vtt 1.24 mch 2.2 vdimm
Hi bro, yea great to hear from you, i have bee nplaying with as many chips and i can get my hands on to get more hwbot points. That UD3P is just killer but once i getover 550 it gets very wak. I think i might be able to push it more with the Q9550 but i am taking a break and gonna slap in a E6500K, that should be fun....Quote:
Originally Posted by Jor3lBR
Everywhere i look you are right there, so it should be a fun few months, i look forward to talking more :up:
R we all talking about the same G.Skill PIs, I know the older gray ones were really good, but theyve been replaced by the newer version.Quote:
Originally Posted by andressergio
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231201
Also has anyone experienced problems with PCIE slot or RAM slots not working properly on the UD3R or UD3P. I just got RMAs back (RAM and GTX280) and unless they sent me broken RAM and a broken GTX280 soemthings up with my board.
I went thru 4 EP45-UD3Rs. I was having issues running dual channel. There seems to be a weird grounding issue causing it, unless with mine it was that. i got a new case and it works fine now.
Looks like a nice read speed on HDTach there. Is the Sandra test for disk write speeds? If so, that's very nice too! How many drives are you using and what type/size/brand?Quote:
Originally Posted by lundrog
If this offers the speed benefits of RAID0 and the safety or RAID5, I might just jump onto RAID5 again myself!
Thanks for the tip Jor3lbr, what kind of 'buggy' do you mean, just p95 instability? What speeds do they start to play up at?Quote:
2:50 strap is bugged after a certain mem speed and will give you errors. Skews will play a big role here.
For benching a good 2x1Gb will always be better then 2x2Gb mate no matter how good the 4gb kit is.
The only reason I ask is because I'm reasonably stable at 489x9/1233 PL8 settings but it fails around the 640k fft test.
Hows the stabiliy and Vdroop a regulation with these board been since the first Bios guys... have they got any better since F1 or do they still have a fair amount of vdroop I ask because im thinking for switching away from my
M2F and going with a EP45-UD3P or R.
Also would there be anything else id need to know from all your experiances.
LMK
After coming from the MIIF I would say the LLC does stabilise vcore just as well on the UD3P. The UD3P does undervolt by about 0.3v (for me) while the vcore on both the MIIF's I had were spot on. Memory is also undervolted by about 0.2v on the UD3P.