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Originally Posted by pvhk
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Indeed:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by pvhk
Gah, none have hit Indian shores yet! Lol.
I just noticed that it does 3.6 ghz withouth any tweaking :) This is one nice cpu.
Everything set to default/auto, RAM 1:1 800MHz, vCore Auto:
http://img161.imageshack.us/img161/2...kddrln2.th.jpg
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Originally Posted by dinos22
1212 bios for p5b. Takes care of GO stepping.
ftp://ftp.asus.com.tw/pub/ASUS/mb/so...P/P5BD1212.zip
1212 bios for p5b deluxe. Need it for GO stepping.
dont set the vcore to auto.
i dont know if the p5k does the same like p5b, but my p5b will raise the vcore itself, if i set it to auto and raise the fsb.
maybe you can upload a pic with asus pc probe?
thanks for sharing ;)
I guess I'm gonna have to run to Fry's and get one of these chips when they are available. Doesn't seem anyone is really gonna test what they can do. Though 3.6Ghz auto vcore 1Mb pi is impressive, it's nothing new. All my L6XXB chips can do that. One is currently in a P5K-VM, installed in the silverstone SG03, cooled by the silverstone NT06 (fan removed airflow provided by OCZ GameXtreem PSU), & running orthos @ 425 x 8 auto vcore which is 1.30v @load. I want to see orhtos/prime for at least 4 hours to be impressed & 12 to be convinced. 3.8-4Ghz orthos/prime please, otherwise it's just a b chip with lower tdp.
Sorry if my posted results are not as impressive as people here are used to. But i am just getting myself started in OC'ing at all, give me a day or two :) I know 3.6 with vCore auto isnt OMG, but i just noticed it, because without any extra work, 600mhz extra isnt that bad already for most standard users.
For oanvoanc:
http://img412.imageshack.us/img412/1959/snap1mz1.th.jpg
Bios is set to 1.500v atm, of course i dont use auto vCore normally. CPU-Z and PC Probe show the same in windows, even with Voltage Damper
enabled, there is still some vdroop.
Your results are nice, I think most of us are hanging on the edge waiting for some 4Ghz prime/orthos stability. Thast's what the G0 stepping has been rumored to do thus peeking most our inerest. Last year we were shown lots of 4Ghz Pi & 3DMark sreenshoots before the core 2 duo was released. I was disappoineted when my first E6600 would only do 3.2ghz 12 hours orthos/prime stable @1.5vcore 1.464v@load. I just don't want that expirence again between ES & retail.Quote:
Originally Posted by gLk*zaP
I know everyone wants ~4ghz and especially some proven stability, but i dont even have the cpu for 12 hours hehe. And i understand your opinion. Give me a bit more time to play around, i hope i can do 4.0 stable, but at the moment it doesnt look like it. Also my current RAM is holding me back a bit.
3.92ghz @ 1.5625v
http://img176.imageshack.us/img176/7...8011kz0.th.jpg
+1!Quote:
Originally Posted by The Nemesis
I'm running out of ideas on how to make a better thermal interface between my block and cpu. A cooler running cpu might just fix that, lol.
QFT! So...when are we going to be able to get these? I'm willing to give one a go under water.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Nemesis
@gLk*zaP Your results are nice. Well done! :up:
Anyone with a P5B Dlx + E6x50 G0 CPU ?
Can't agree more. There are 3 voltage settings that should always be set manually the first time you boot into bios after setting defaults: vcore, vdimm, and FSB voltage. For the first 2 determine what the manufacturer suggest for stock operation and for FSB (there are several terms used by different mobo manufacturers) I always set to the lowest setting that is not auto. Then adjust from there as your OC increases. It is important to take control of these settings away from the bios.Quote:
Originally Posted by oanvoanc
...well
tried e6850 in striker.. doesnt boot into bios
tried 1102; 1202; 1004....bummer.
in order to change bios i have to flick back to 4300 cpu...its getting a bit tedious....:shakes:
have you looked at latest beta bioses from striker
i will; after a coffee...
1301 is the only 1 left to try.
Check this link:Quote:
Originally Posted by adamsleath
ftp://ftp.asus.com.tw/pub/ASUS/mb/so...ker%20Extreme/
Is that file SE1301.zip a BIOS for your Striker? It might be what you're looking for.
most people would start with the latest bios first you'd think :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by adamsleath
Just ordered a e6750 which will come 278.46AUD delivered tomorrow :up: need a new bios though - tried the 1202 bios and it doesn't restart after bios changes :down: I think a 1203 is around somewhere .....Quote:
Originally Posted by adamsleath
Also - I'm hoping dinos22 is right - saving the dosh is lieu that my 6750 will be more like a 6850; suppose I can only dream until I strap on my fuzion block :D :D Can't wait :D :D
OK...does it work? I was planning on putting mine in my Striker so I really hope 1301 one works for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by adamsleath
[...impatiently pacing the floor waiting for results]
you can always view the bios files and find these microcodes for G0 CPUs :DQuote:
Originally Posted by ShoNuff
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...83&postcount=3
According to the post here the bios has been update to support new processors among other things. Let's hope new = E68X0 support. :D
1301
----------------------
1. Update CPU uCode to support new processors
2. Enhance memory compatibility under full load (4 DIMM)
3. Revise Q-Fan control code
4. Fix system fail to resume from S3 mode via PS/2 keyboard
5. Update NV RAID ROM to 6.9802.
6. Add microcode not found & update fail message support
7. Finetune CPU fan speed too low warning range
8. Use new French translation
9. Modify General Help string.
10.Fixed floppy item value error.
11.Use new Simplified Chinese translation.
12.Use new Japanese translation.
13.Support post message in Japanese
14.Use new German translation.
15.Fixed incorrect CPU Vcore when set to above 1.60V
i was in a 3 hr fricken meeting believe it or not...
have made the bios disk
have had a coffee.
now unfastening tuniq again....
^ And ???? :D