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I'm firing up my d975xbx for the first time, I believe I have successfully completed the OC debug mod. In the bios, I have an option for "Default Configuration Override", but when I select that menu, all I get is a warning that 'altering the clock frequency blah blah not supported blah blah' and no OC options.
Does this mean I didn't get the OC debug done right? I dont seem to see any other options in the bios to change FSB, vMCH etc...
TIA,
On that warning page there should be an option to proceed (or somehting like that) change that to yes and hit enter..... if there are still no options, try clearing cmos and load default settings (that worked for me when I did it).
IIRC some people needed to reflash the bios to get the options, but if all that doesn't work ya may need to redo the debug mod.
you probably have done the mod, but you didn't update to the latest bios :DQuote:
Originally Posted by RobP4P
Try the latest bios, 1378. You can get it here. [http://downloadfinder.intel.com/scri...ort_Intel.aspx
Ok, turned out the OC debug really needs a lot of conductive ink to do the trick. I laid down a thicker bead and now the BIOS looks the way it always should have :)
Next question...I was stepping the FSB override up in increments of 5% trying to find the max. I found it at 50%, now the board wont boot. I've tried booting with the jumper on the other two pins, and even with the jumper off. What is the best way to recover from a too aggressive OC? Pull the battery? Any easier way?
Thanks,
Update: Needed to unplug power, move jumper to 2-3, boot...get you back in at defaults. I'm learning here....
Seems that rev 306 are hitting shelves... Seen one today.
Any great improovement?Quote:
Originally Posted by TuKo
can i sitll RAM the board after i did the OC debug mod??
RAMing the board I am not sure about:p: . RMA'ing on the other hand, I would just remove the mod and send it back.
Just me tho. Also depends if I had done any other extreme mods. I was running huge Vmch or any other hard mods I wouldnt.
well so does anyone know ?? i mean OC debug is nmpot that bad is it?? for RMA?? i didnt do any other mod, just the OC debug to even overclock
has anyone did the OC debug mod that was able to RMA it?? due to other component failure???
Hallo. I have a big trouble with this mobo :mad: .After OC debug, it works a few days with diferent problems, like no boot or reset, but in various test (3 dmark06 or dual super pi 32M) it was very stable.Today, in during i was staying on the net ,it happend the unbeliveble, the mobo won't boot anymore with the intial setings, but default it works.I try a many combinations, low frequency to the CPU with high to the RAM and vice versa .I set the 1333, but the mobo see same frequency and not response. That was a very embarrassed for me :slapass: .Until today I use this setings: FSB 1066, 40%= 3365MHZ (1,43v), something like this, raport with RAM 1:1, my extreem team (800-cl4-4-4)533@746(2,2v).I have a PSU sirtec 620W, 2x Raptor, raid0 and VGA, X1900XTX.How is it possible?Who is it responsible for this? And what realy happening ?Thanks you very much.
No one?How about this? Warning message?Despite of any setings in bios it is the same warning!:mad:
yeah i would 1. increase vcore 2. ignore that
I told you, already, any modification in bios it's not work :slapass: . Even if i put the voltage max. 1,6v it nothing happened, it's same sh..t
I had that error when my cooling was mounted incorrectly. At first I was running stock cooling and the XBX almost made it impossible to get the thing on properly for some reason.
Also I had a realy concave IHS so you might look into that as well.
It's not just an error, it's about that my system it's crushing down :mad: , my windows also :(
It's not just an error, it's about that my system it's crushing down :mad: , my windows also :(
which bios are you running?
I had that prob. Go to options tab in Desk Utility and adjust the value save and exit. As to why it say it's to low? My "guess" is DU's defaults are set incroectly for C2DQuote:
Originally Posted by rob_debruce
the bios is 1351 and i try 1378, the last bios.I suspect that I crush the bios but I use the recovery mode, twice and same effect .Let's see again.Yesterday ,after oblivion :rolleyes: I start the everest to see the sensors and during that is gone, frozen and reboot.After that my sistem didn't work at all, even default.Now I try with other PUS and distinct combination.Quote:
which bios are you running?
Guys , can someone help me with that mod please ? :)Quote:
Image 5. Extreme Vcore Modification (not recommended for those not using LN2)
A special thanks to TAM and all the members of Team Japan for their work in creating this modification!!!
Complete Image 3. Vcore "Modification" - unlocked BIOS for ALL chips before making this modification. That step allows selection of 1.6v by BIOS (~1.565v real) for the CPU. This is more than enought to carry most users to maximum clock with their Conroe CPU. If you have more exotic cooling (read: LN2) then complete this modification and the one below, if desired, to allow for manual temperature offset.
Mod: Connect a 50K ohm potentiometer (set at maximum resistance) rrom Pin #4 (red points) of ADP3189 to GND. Lower resistance to increase Vcore. This allows for ~0.2v increase over BIOS values (~1.75v real) at 6K ohm. Lower settings cause a shutdown on voltage protection (a modification is being worked to get around this). The green dot shows the measure point (to ground) for Vcore.
Note: This mod can be done on the newer rev. 304 board also!
http://u-san.net/c-board/file/D975XBX-ADP3189.jpg
I have 2 questions , do i need to connect pin #4 of ADP3189 to GND or any of red dots shown on the picture ? And wheres the closet ground in that area (all that area is covered with liquid tape and insulation on my mobo - can't check it by myself :( )
I will realy appreciate any help on that , thanks :toast:
1.Right now you simply can't use Everest, Speedfan, or CPU-Z less than version 1.36........ they will all cause the Vcore to reset to default... sometimes soo bad you need to clear cmos to get it straight again.Quote:
Originally Posted by rob_debruce
2.This board has got to reboot before any Vcore changes work (if it starts to boot straight to windows after changing/saving Vcore setting, it will not change until reboot)
And try using Desktop Utilities Version 3.0.6.10... it has "official support" for 975X where as the 2.1.9.66 version you are currently using does not.
http://www.intel.com/design/motherbd.../idu/index.htm
Anyone know which temp zone refers to the MCH in the desktop utils?
Just fitted a waterblock on my MCH and wouldn't mind knowing the temp
Quote:
Originally Posted by The Asgard
None of them .... I highlighted the two temp zones in color.
The pic is from the Badaxe PDF file.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...ermal_Zone.jpg
So there's no way to monitor the MCH temp?Quote:
Originally Posted by new-b
thanks for the info m8 :)
Ok, I've tried everything to get the 1333 strap to work, but every attempt results in a no POST situation.
shift jumper, load BIOS defaults, the only thing I changed was vcore to 1.5 to make sure CPU is stable at 333fsb, vMCH to 1.65, and default fsb to 1333.
no POST.
tried lowering memory, maxing vMCH etc with no change in results.
I've run 370fsb at 1066 strap, memory has done 450mhz cas 4....wth is going on here!?!?!?
Help appreciated...
What BIOS version are you using? I believe that you must be on version 1351 or higher in order for the 1333 FSB to work, at all. I am on 1378 and the 1333 FSB has worked on 1351 and 1378 for me. Both BIOS versions tested and OC'able.Quote:
Originally Posted by RobP4P
1333 strap is wacked.... was told it tries to boot at 400fsb instead of 333. Finally got it to post after upping vMCH, vFSB to max and changing mem timmings...sure enough, it booted at 3.6ghz (that's with burn-in set to 0%).
That's what it is doing on IDT based boards, not sure if it applies to ICS also.
BIOS 1378...
The only thing that enables me to make it work is to use only two DIMMs (4 wont POST).
I've tried every mem option, speed, timings, voltage. With 2 DIMMs, it boots at 333fsb with 0% burn in.
Using Bios 13.78/Air
E6600
GSkill 6400 2x1GB 4-4-4-12
1.475 Vcore
Max vMCH (1.775)
FSB over ride 1.33
vDDR 2.1
1333 boot strap
Mem. 667
BurnIn 18
Quote:
Originally Posted by shogan191
only 393fsb?? I got 400(strap 1066, burnin 50) on my e6300 (having trables getting electric conductive pen) on stock Vcore and box cooling. your cpu must be very weak.
his 393 fsb on e6600 means 9x393 = 3537mhz
your 400 fsb on e6300 means 7x400 = 2800mhz
I wish I could keep 3.5ghz prime stable :(
I know that, but 3,6G on e6600 isn't anything special I can risk thai it's poor result.Quote:
Originally Posted by RobP4P
test rig for GPU testing which are sold on allego (sth kind of ebay),
Vcore 1,45, cooled by infinity or ninja:
http://www.rad-an.com.pl/allegro/gal...et_testowy.jpg
http://www.rad-an.com.pl/allegro/galaxy/platforma.jpg
so how does it compares to his 3,6 on e66?
on his place I rather go on strap 1066 and 45-50% than 1333 and 18% as I was told by my friedn who got bad axe that on same mhz and strap 1333 he got little less performance than on strap 1066. same thing is on asus p5w dlx (wifi) and 4:5 fsb/mem multiplier, spi got much better result on 9*400 4:5 than on 401/402 4:5.
Niemiec, not sure why you would think it's a poor result. Don't believe this thread is about the highest clocks. Believe the man is looking for info on booting the 1333 boot strap. Maybe reread and repost some help.
Just got this board.. what bios should I flash to it? :) Will be testing it with E6300 and E6400 on 1333 FSB strap (hopefully it works).
use the latest bios - 1378.
1333 strap works fine on my rev. 305 IDT based board.
this easy pencil mod http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=117697 is worth doing. w/ 1333 strap i can hit 456 stable.
Hey Ivan :wave: Vive la RFD!!!
As far as what BIOS anything over 1304 has done me well. Havent really noticed much difference in anything over that. My biggest gains have been Vmch voltage and doing major BIOS changes in the correct order.
Which for me was to do any voltage or strap changes in recover mode, then turn off the machine, switch jumper then roboot. Often, if done any other way, caused headaches.
GL and keep us posted :up:
Perhaps you could even gimmie a PM with your E6400 results and what RAM/timings you are using
Any of those. But don't connect them to each other.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gorod
Nearest ground (verify the pin lay out of that chip.) But I use one of the hoholes through the main board to screw it to the case.
Seems Intel pulled the 1378 bios.... latest version now shows to be 1351, anybody know what's up with that?
1378 is the best bios so far. Rock solid. I wonder why it was plulled. Currently running a 6600 at 3.3 with default volts at 633 memory with 4-4-4-12
Here's some info on the Rev 306
http://intel.pcnalert.com/content/e...CN106713-00.pdf
D27094-306
Description of Change to the Customer:
1. Updating the BIOS to revision 1351.
2. Audio CODEC Revision. The STAC9220 and STAC9221D audio codec
upgraded to revision A6. No software impact expected.
3. Serial Number Changes. Product Serial numbers will begin
transitioning from a numerical only 5-digit value to a base 34 alphanumeric
value. This new serial number will include numerical values
and alphabet characters from A-Z, except for I and O. This change is a
soft conversion and will occur when the supply of older serial number
labels has been depleted
-------------------
So nothing really new.
Yea.... 1378 has been the best for me too.
Duh. Can somebody please mail me the 1378 BIOS to [deleted](will delete email when done to avoid duplicates and spam).
ETA: thanks, guys.
Another request for sending 1378 BIOS, If someone could.Quote:
Originally Posted by uOpt
okmijun@gmail.com
Thanks!
Lucky for you guys, I had mine sitting in the trash can for a couple of weeks but didn't empty it yet. Check your emails.
EDIT: To make it easier, I uploaded here:
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.ph...C94F7D12B509FD
Thank you very much new_b I use this program already, seems that the little programs cause such a big troubles :mad: But the really problem it was a wrong situation in the CPU position.In my opinion, the problem it was the contact between CPU and MB, because i pulled the CPU out and then I put it back in the socket.After that I never so many problems.It remain one: sometime the computer wont boot :slapass: the fan work but no post.Why?It's stable in all tests today but tomorow morning , wont boot, i must to restart .What about S3 in Power management? I try with this, S1, but after one or two days it start again.
@deeznuts
thenx, man.
Is there ANY soft util for BadAXe, that I can read my CPU T,correctly.
But, I do not have Conroe, for PentiumD?
I know it adds about 10-12C, but I could be much relax if I could see REAL temperature.
IDCC shows -34C idle and -12C Orthos small FFTs under Vapo LS with my E6700, that looks about right. Rev 305 board. It was a bit high on stock air, but one leg of the Intel HSF turned out to be not seated properly.Quote:
Originally Posted by okmijun
i would use PC wizard from CPU Z, it doesnt crash or hang windows when i launch it, and it as accurate as other software.
i cant use IDCC or others b/c i OC more than 30%, it just failed when i launched it.
Something is "strange" with my bad axe (rev305 ICS bios 1378).
When i boot by default, i got 2.00Go memory in the window property.
http://img226.imageshack.us/img226/4600/normto1.th.jpg
But when i use the override (25% for example) i got 1.99Go !
http://img148.imageshack.us/img148/1...er25si4.th.jpg
It's not a real problem but i'd like to know if u have the same thing ?
No.... I don't get that problem.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v150/new-b/cg.jpg
Weird :/
I don't understand why i get 1.99Go when i use override.
Any idea ?
whats ur strap?
does it have this problem in cpu z?
1067Strap.
No "prob" with cpu-z (2048Mo)
It's only with window property.
Default = 2.00Go
Override (1% - 50%) =1.99Go
It's not a real problem (6h ortho stable).
http://img152.imageshack.us/img152/5456/starp0.th.jpg
But i'd like to know why i get 1.99 when i use ovverride.
how does one go about getting bios 1378? i currently only have 1351... just getting the rig going - e6700/badaxe1351/4gb ram.
have a couple of questions about my ram, also...
i purchased 4gb of ocz ram from tiger or egg (cant remember now... id have to dig up receipts)... got 2 packs of OCZ26672048ELDCGE-K, and one pack has the gold perforated heatspreaders, and the other pack has the solid "old-school" ones. the product number on both the packages and the stickers on the RAM are identical, yet they are not cosmetically identical. also, when i go into my bios, under the advanced>chipset config>memory config it shows this
on the ram sticks themselves, the timings say 4-4-4-12Quote:
Memory Channel A
Slot 0: 1024MB (DDR2 667) SPD: 5.0-5-5-15
Slot 1: 1024MB (DDR2 667) SPD: 4.0-4-4-15
Memory Channel B
Slot 0: 1024MB (DDR2 667) SPD: 5.0-5-5-15
Slot 1: 1024MB (DDR2 667) SPD: 4.0-4-4-15
the bios settings are on automatic, and they show 533@4-4-4-12
im about to o/c this thing, and im worried a bit over what the "Total Memory" area is reporting about the differences between the two packs of RAM.
I ordered identical sets, they listed as identical packs, yet they are physically different in the heat spreaders, and they are listing something different in my bios. is this anything to really be concerned with? it LOOKS like i was duped.
any ram gurus want to chime in on this?
thanks in advance!
trip.
You can still get the 1378 BIOS here:Quote:
Originally Posted by powertrippin
http://download.zol.com.cn/linkpage.php?softid=175703
And concerning the RAM, I would advice you to contact OCZ directly and ask them what's it all about with the different SPD information. Personally, I think that they just programmed some sticks with slower timings in order to make them more compatible. On the other hand the chips could be different, too.
Anyway you shouldn't have too much problems as long as you set the timings manually.
thank you on both accounts.... however, the link to the bios page is in chinese (i think... looks FUNKY), and i cannot read as to which link to select. maybe i dont have a language pack or something.
and i will call ocz (today hopefully)... and see what they have to say.
on that note... i installed 4GB of RAM into my computer, but windows xp pro shows only 3GB of it... im assuming that it is because its a 32-bit program, and cannot see past 3072MB... so, is having 4GB a waste? im not too worried about it, since it wasnt that expensive.
sorry if this now belongs in a memory forum.
trip
Concerning the 4GB "problem", you are absolutely right. It's a lmitation of the 32-bit OS. I wouldn't say that the 4GB are a waste then, because you can keep them for a long time until you upgrade and most likely you'll have a 64-Bit OS then.Quote:
Originally Posted by powertrippin
And about the BIOS: I just googled for the file and tried the links and it worked. It's kinda funny if you don't know what it all says, but most of the time I can guess what is what. Anyway, I don't want to have you waiting much longer. :) Just download the file here:
http://people.freenet.de/celemine1Gi...sobios1378.zip
btw... i know there was some hoopla about monitoring software like everest not being compatible with the badaxe.... is there any general agreement as to what software is the best... anyone have any success or failures with specific software? i have everest on my laptop, and i have rightmark on it also... but i dont want to put anything on my desktop that will hinder anything...
again.. thanks in advance.
trip.
I have everest 2006 professionl...i dont have any problems at all.
it read my bad axe fine. no crashes no wrong info...everything works fine
i have mobo rev 305
I have worst luck ever. Board now will not respond to vcore voltage after crashing with everest. trimmer for vcore wont even work neither. :(
Had that happen a few times..... try removing the battery for a few minutes, that was the only way I got the Vcore to respond again.Quote:
Originally Posted by JasonDTM
ditto - pull the battery, unplug the 24pin atx connector and wait a bit, after that don't use everest or sandra again.
anybody noticed the new official 1441 BIOS available?
Download:Quote:
BIOS Version 1441
About This BIOS:
- October 25, 2006
- BX97510J.86A.1441.2006.1025.1410
- SATA RAID info: Intel(R) RAID for SATA - v5.6.2.1002
- Silicon Image RAID for SATA - v5.2.11
- Initializing Intel(R) Boot Agent GE v1.2.28
- Intel® Active Management Technology info:
- Intel® AMT BX Firmware: v1.2.3
New Fixes/Features:
- Added PEG port Power Management Tab in Device Manager.
- Fixed consecutive read and/or writes of password supplied secure variables.
- Added Thermal Diode support for new processors.
- Fixed issue where TPM Physical Presence was not cleared and locked intermittently at the end of POST.
- Added workarounds to fix several TPM issues including unreliable enabling/disabling and PCRs not getting cleared at system reset intermittently.
- If the system is in manufacturing mode, do not disable TPM INT1A interface if the BIOS SETUP TPM Enabled question is set to "Disabled".
- Fixed no BIOS SETUP text after first remote AMT SOL request to enter BIOS SETUP.
- Fixed an issue where S3 resume did not work with dual core processors.
- Added support for future operating system SLP 2.0 for standard product Intel Desktop Boards BIOS.
- Fixed issue where changing certain Setup Options and using F10 to Save and Exit would not cause a system reset.
- Removed redundant SDRAM references from Memory Configuration page in Setup.
- Fixed SMBIOS HCT failure where Type 0 "Enable Targeted Content Distribution" bit is not set (for future operating system).
- Fixed issue where disk partitions are sometimes not seen during operating system installation.
- Fixed potential issue where Heceta6 not functional after S3.
- Fixed issue where S3 did not work with certain processors.
- Added setup option to control Power LED Off/Blink in S3 state.
- Updated Heceta6 BMI sequence
- Fixed issue where operating system could not initialize TPM 1.2 for BitLocker support.
http://downloadfinder.intel.com/scri...4&submit=Go%21
Yep. I tried in hopes that it would fix the Everest issue but it still sets vCore to default. Lavalys told me that it's BIOS issue.
I didn't follow all the BIOSes. Did they ever release a BIOS with more than 50% overclock on the 1066 MHz strap?
^^^ I would love a bios like that, I clockgenning in windows. :)
And looking at the changelog of the new bios, it does not even remotely shed light into alot of problems I have. :)
Speaking of Clockgen, which ICS is on the BadAxe 1, anyway?Quote:
Originally Posted by JasonDTM
The clockgen page doesn't say.
ICS 952505 works for me with Ignore GSB/PCI .Quote:
Originally Posted by uOpt
Hi!!
Please, can anyone explain me this???
"CPU Ratio 14" set in bios using Intel Integrator Toolkit. (Hidden value)
"Use Maximum Multiplier" disabled in bios using Intel Integrator Toolkit. (Hidden value)
No ES cpu.
Latest bios.
Aircooling and default vcore.
When I reboot and load windows my E6400 come back to the right value (x8).
TNX!
http://www.atris.it/Forum/photoplog/...gine053ol0.jpg
A couple of days ago I flashed the new 1441 BIOS.
Since the flash, I have noticed that working in ULEAD VideoStudio 9 wasn't as smooth as before.
What caught my eye though was when it took an hour and a half to encode and burn a two hour video to a DVD. {I run the E6600 at stock FSB }
I hesitate making this post, because I really don't have much benchmarking data stored before or after the flash. But something does seem amiss.
Anyone else notice any encoding performance changes after the flash?
People... noob questiom:
Which are differences between Bad Axe 1 and Bad Axe 2?
1441 did it fix everest/sandra reset vcore issue ?Quote:
Originally Posted by alejo
No :(
:( thanks for the reply - really suxs that everest and sandra aren't able to work on bad axe properly
it's only for some ES/XE cpus the multiplier - your core 2 is fixed at max it's rated forQuote:
Originally Posted by frakka
Quote:
Originally Posted by eva2000
Sandra works for me, Everest and Speedfan are reseting the vCore to default.. :(
sandra 2007/everest reset my vcore with all bios below 1334 that i have tested...
actually it resets it below default vcore .. my E6600s default vcore 1.254v, when i run everest it resets it to 1.218v heh
That was a shoot of my monitor. Retail CPU, no ES or XE.Quote:
Originally Posted by eva2000
It works only in bios, in windows my CPU use the default multiplier (8x)...
Boh!!!
With respect to the Everest issue, I contacted Intel and their response was that as long as IDU works, then there's nothing wrong on their end. Lavalys responed that if the same thing happens in other 3rd party apps such as Speedfan, then it is a BIOS issue and not on their end. I started a thread at the Lavalys forums in the bug report forum. I've asked that they look into maybe working with Intel on the issue.
It sucks because I was looking forward to the newest version of Everest as it offers a way to send the sensor information to other apps and to external devices. :mad:
1441 bios i lost some max 1:1 and 4:5 oc'ing stability versus 1334/1304 bios but i gained alot on 2:3 divider.. before 1441 bios, 2:3 only booted up at 266fsb stock, even 1% higher fsb at 2:3 resulted in no boot on 1067fsb strap.
But now with 1441 bios i'm booting up and memtesting on 1067fsb strap so far at 320fsb 2:3 480mhz memory clocks... that's a huge improvement over 266fsb stock 2:3 only bootable :)
I updated to 1441 so to be safe i can drop in kentsfield cpu without issues :)
Final result single 32M @528mhz 4-4-4-8 at 2.36v vdimm with 2:3 divider :)
http://fileshosts.com/intel/Intel975...lidated_tn.png
http://fileshosts.com/intel/Intel975...0s078ms_tn.png
Before, on 1334 bios best mem clock for this set of memory on D975XBX was 519mhz 4-4-4-12 at 2.36v vdimm on 4:5 divider.
To compare same E6700 on P5W DH 2:3 divider but with 525mhz 4-4-3-8 at 2.52v vdimm
http://fileshosts.com/intel/Asus/P5W...5s187ms_tn.png
Hello Everyone.
I've got some great issue with my Bad Axe :( :
As seen on instruction 1 of this topic
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http://members.cox.net/kjboughton/vcore.jpg
The easiest Vmod, I've done on my CPU: Allendale e6400 B2, M/B with rev304 and the latest BIOS for this moment (see below). Of course VID, FSB1333, Power Slope is opened, but the problem is that when changing core voltage, BIOS fixes changes, also IDCC does so...but real core VID is the same (1,213V) as normal and the overclocking capability is frozen below <= 3280MHz.
http://g.foto.radikal.ru/0611/5d3f957c7844.jpg
http://g.foto.radikal.ru/0611/17c6e932b5a8.jpg
Please give me some advices
Than-X Beforehand...
CPU-Z also resets the vcore for me on a badaxe (304 here too.) Basically any program other than Intel Desktop Utilities does the same thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by ALLe
Ran timings a bit tighter @528mhz 4-4-4-4 at 2.39v vdimm
E6700
Intel D975XBX rev304 1441 bios
74GB Raptor 8mb
2x1GB Gskill PC6400PHU2 HZ Micron D9GMH 0629 batch
http://fileshosts.com/intel/Intel975...lidated_tn.png
http://fileshosts.com/intel/Intel975...8s984ms_tn.png
1441 bios has improved 2:3 overclocking tremendously :D
ive just set mine up,its a 306rev.cpu is running 2,4@4050 on 133 strap.the wierd thing is.in the biose it shows the cpu is running at 4.6,actoually no matter what i set fsb to.it still shows 4,6 in the forst biose page.its seems orthos stabil at 4050 speed.anyone encounter this misreading in there biose.any hints on how to get it sorted?
Yes. A similar wrong detection for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by vanovich
Read it here.
:shrug: :shrug: :shrug:
ignore the incorrect bios reported speed - happens on both my badaxes as well
has anybody ever hit 500 fsb with this board either ics or idt. just wondering cuz cant remember seeing it. i got my bros rev305 idt board up to 463 but nb got to hot and lock up. if nobodys made it to 500 im gonna have to go and get a new wr! lol
i can see some people are having troubles with some particular software ,is this still an issue?and if so ,which ones? does everest have any problems? sis sandra/speedfan?
it seems nobody knwos answer for this problem :(Quote:
Originally Posted by frakka
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...&postcount=581
Quote:
Originally Posted by vanovich
Everest and sandra still cause Vcore to reset (at least for me) the last two releases of CPU-Z work fine but once you open it, you can't use any of the Intel apps untill a reboot.... no such problem with Crystal-CPUID.
dam ,so thats why my desktop manager isnt working,thanks for the tip.well this is where im at sofar :D http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=136204 actually this board is a bit better then p5w64 for me atm. so theres no way we can actually see what bandwidth we have on these boards?:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by new-b
FYI, IDU has issues when clockgen/cpuz are open anytime in same windows session... it would hang IDU unless you don't open clockgen/cpuz in the same windows session.
i have a problem with powering the board! my bad axe doesnt work with 4 pin cpu power connector. the only way i can power it is using 4 to 8 pin adapter and as i've heard it is not good idea to use it if cpu is overclocked.
psu - pcp&c 510tc sli.
i know eva2000 and fcg used the same setup without problems!
well i mainly use 8pin psus now.. probably needed ;)
A few questions for eva2000 or anyone else that can help......
I'm on a Bad Axe rev 305 with 1351 bios and I saw you post 2.39vdimm, is that a new option as my board and 1351 bios only allows 2.2vdimm.
Next question, is there any way to get more than 50% OC on the cpu? Have a 6700 and ran an air cooled (single core)SuperPi 1M @4G and @50% OC (SuperPi score). I would like to try for more, any way around this?
Forgive my ignorance if these questions are dumb, been on AMD since the BE-6 days lol
Where is 2.39 screenshot? On a Bad Axe 1 with no mod?Quote:
Originally Posted by stevehat1
Vmodded board, I think...Quote:
Originally Posted by stevehat1
Clockgen.Quote:
Originally Posted by stevehat1
OK that would make senseQuote:
Originally Posted by frakka
I have tried this but haven't been able to figure out which to clock generator to use with this boardQuote:
Originally Posted by frakka
Vmem and VMCH is actually pretty easy to be made in this board, you just need a pencil to attain 1.9V VMCH and 2.6V VMEM...
There are some different board revision. Mine use a PLL from ICS and with clockgen I can successfully use the ICS XXX48 or XXX23 (the XXX23 work better on my board.)Quote:
Originally Posted by stevehat1
Other revision use a PLL from another brand that (I think) is not supported yet.
Don't install IDCC if you want to use clockgen. It cause BSOD.