Foxconn BlackOPS (Retail version)

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Originally Posted by massman

Hey, this is thé board if you want to kill your memory apparently. Foxconn didn't want to give the user the option for 4,5v on the memory though.

Sham, if you're reading this: what's up with the other memory dividers that are hidden in the bios? Are they not working stable enough?

http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s...lipboard01.jpg

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All memory dividers that you need, are available in bios. Why would you use anything lower than 1:2 :D

I don't understand that memory killing part... but hey, it's me ;)

I tried some LN2 clocking on friday (10h only). That wasn't my day at all, cause I couldn't get good contact between pot and cpu :shrug: I was too tired maybe.

CPU did only 5.64GHz and I have try again as soon as possible.

Motherboard worked really well, but I couldn't get PL5 and strap 266 working like I wanted, so I tested with strap 333 and PL6.

Here is the 06:
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Here is 03:
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I hope you like it :up:

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Originally Posted by SF3D

All memory dividers that you need, are available in bios. Why would you use anything lower than 1:2 :D

I don't understand that memory killing part... but hey, it's me ;)

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He just meant that 4.5V is available to the memory allthough its locked it could be unlocked to kill your ddr3 instantly lol.

whats taking so long @ available?

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Originally Posted by NapalmV5

whats taking so long @ available?

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+2,999 :down:

I want my Blackops in USA :up:

oh come on!!

+5000

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Originally Posted by hipro5

Bios G20 is a MUST.....I haven't seen my CellShock Rams doing 2000MHz with Cas 7-6-5-15-1T since......I got them..... ;)
They have been damaged a bit since then and on any mobo they did with the above timmings ~ 1950MHz.....Now I BOOT at 500MHz FSB with a "crappy" E8400 and Rams at 2000MHz and get into windows..... :p:

ALSO with bios G20 I gained ~ 15 - 20MHz MORE on a QUAD (445MHz fsb from 427MHz before) with rams working at 1:4 266 AND Cas 7-5-5-5-13-6-43-5-13-14-2-8-2-2-1T..... Bandwidth is EXELANT..... :D

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:p: That's really nice........., DDR3-4000........:rofl::up:

Nice efficiency in 06 cpu test sf3d

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Originally Posted by camouflage

:p: That's really nice........., DDR3-4000........:rofl::up:

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Heh, heh, heh......I'm talking about 2000MHz DDR thus 1000MHz real..... :D

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Originally Posted by hipro5

Heh, heh, heh......I'm talking about 2000MHz DDR thus 1000MHz real..... :D

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:D I know George - I know....., but be honest - You're dreaming of it...:yepp:

I just started playing with BlackOps today, but cannot get CPU-Z to correctly detect the multiplier on QX9770.
Is there a known bug or a simple fix?
It always shows max multi of 8x in CPU-Z, even when set to 9x or higher in BIOS.

What bios do you have ?

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Originally Posted by T_M

I just started playing with BlackOps today, but cannot get CPU-Z to correctly detect the multiplier on QX9770.
Is there a known bug or a simple fix?
It always shows max multi of 8x in CPU-Z, even when set to 9x or higher in BIOS.

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leave cpu feauyture at native and not disable or smm mode, the help screen beside says this, though u can disable the rest.

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Originally Posted by camouflage

:p: That's really nice........., DDR3-4000........:rofl::up:

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:yepp::yepp::yepp::yepp::yepp::yepp:

George, listen to this guy! I like him, I like him ALOT !!! =)

Please dont write the DDR-rate as the frequency :up:

SF3D:
Memory killing part, its harder then tweaking!!! Memory can easily die if you vacume them or such :p.
But from torture in PC, its VERY hard to kill them!

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Originally Posted by M.Beier

:yepp::yepp::yepp::yepp::yepp::yepp:

George, listen to this guy! I like him, I like him ALOT !!! =)

Please dont write the DDR-rate as the frequency :up:

SF3D:
Memory killing part, its harder then tweaking!!! Memory can easily die if you vacume them or such :p.
But from torture in PC, its VERY hard to kill them!

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:D Haha - M.Beier, thx for the flowers:clap:. Just imagine this is George's wishful thinking....:rofl:

You filthy guys....... :D
Just let the "young man" dreaming...... :D :p:

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Originally Posted by T_M

I just started playing with BlackOps today, but cannot get CPU-Z to correctly detect the multiplier on QX9770.
Is there a known bug or a simple fix?
It always shows max multi of 8x in CPU-Z, even when set to 9x or higher in BIOS.

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Like Peter suggested, use native mode and "frequency unlimited" setting enabled.

Are you using Vista or XP?

Using G20 and have set both native mode and frequency unlimited on XP.
Still getting CPU-Z problems.

Tim I had problems with CPUz this Saturday as well ( on the Striker II Extreme though ).
It couldn't detect the CPU Multiplier properly ( using the latest CPU-z version, 1.45 that is )

It seems to be EIST related.
When i have the system set to 9x multi and the following CPU settings, i get low power mode with low vcore and low multi. Once i load the CPU it shoots up to 9x and the voltage increases.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v310/T_M/Native.jpg

When i dissable the CPU EIST, i get 8x multi and the CPU-Z vcore still reads low, but real DMM is correct.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3.../Dissabled.jpg

Weird.
Try downloading CrystalCPUID and then use enhanced intel speedstep option in that program. Select multi 10x in bios and when you are in windows, select it (10x) from CCPUID and see what happens. If nothing, I'm out of answers :shrug:

OK, with EIST = Native, setting to 9x in CrystalCPUID causes instant system hang (too low volts i suspect due to power saving)
With EIST = Dissabled, setting to 9x gives perfect results and CPU-Z now reflects the same.

Peter, this is the same problem as with that Dreadnought BIOS we were using i suspect :s

Sweet speed on u ddr3 George, good to see the board flying with high ddr3 speed...

Does this board clocks better then Asus Striker II 790i Ultra? As its even more expensive then Asus SIIE in Norway

Has anyone tried dice/ln2 on NB?