P6T Deluxe 1206 Bios
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Fix can't enter OS if use over 4GB RAM and Vista 64bit together with 2 pcs of GTX295 VGA card
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P6T Deluxe 1206 Bios
Quote:
Fix can't enter OS if use over 4GB RAM and Vista 64bit together with 2 pcs of GTX295 VGA card
Asus says that the bios is supposed to fix that! Not too good for a high-end board!Quote:
Originally Posted by TuKo
Have my i7 920 running at 3.8Ghz by setting BCLK to [180] and leaving everything else to [Auto]. Everything is stable and happy, except my CPU-Z shows my voltage to be 1.4v. I've noticed that most people are getting 3.8Ghz with their voltage at around 1.2v. Manually setting cpu voltage in bios to anything besides auto makes my overclock unstable. Any additional settings that I need to manually set to get my voltage down? :shrug:
Any help would be very appreciated.
Here is my overclocked
using the same setting as stranger_S but with an asus p6t deluxe v2
http://i458.photobucket.com/albums/q...ick4-u/cpu.jpg
not stable...cpu temperature too hot...
hmm trying to see if i can get 4ghz 200 x 20 1.45v
i'm stable at 3.7ghz, 180 x 21x turbo on 1.424v temp at 90 degree at 99.9% load when i was runnign prime95 :S
You should be able to achieve 3.7 on near stock voltages...1.424v is WAY too high (explains your temps). I'm running stable at 3.6 on a coolermaster V8 on stock voltages of 1.2 core and 1.2 qpi/dram. It idles 39-41 in a warm room. (damn these pcs and their space heater qualities).Quote:
Originally Posted by 2slick4u
i have the cpu voltage set on auto :SQuote:
Originally Posted by foolycooly
i'm running nortua cooler
temps idle right now at 42 39 42 38
i dunno what is correct temp...
i cant get anything over 180 x 21
currently running it on 3.6 180 x 20 on 1.2v most stable i cant get 4ghz lol
Hi
I am awaiting delivery of my new PC with the following spec;
Intel® Core™ i7 920 Quad Core Processor (2.66GHz,8MB Cache) - LGA1336
Windows 7 Home Premium Edition - English
NZXT HUSH Silent Brushed Aluminium ATX Midi Tower - Black + 700W PSU
ASUS P6T SE Mainboard
12GB 1333MHz Triple Channel DDR3 SDRAM - (6x2GB)
1TB Serial ATA 2 Hard Drive with 32MB Buffer
Samsung 22x Dual Layer DVD Writer Super Format +R/-R/RW/RAM
1GB ATI Radeon 5750 Graphics Accelerator GDDR5
I have read lots of posts before buying and chose to go with the corei7 920 chip on the basis that I could get some additional performance out of it by overclocking. I have never done this before and I am doing it to get additional performance in video encoding/photo editing, not game playing or as an intellectual challenge.
I will continue to read as much as I can but I thought it might be worth asking for some specific advice for my set up needs and would REALLY appreciate some guidance from those more expert than I!
So with the above kit and stock cooling how far should I push? 3.4, 3.6, 3.8?
I need stability and reliability and expect to keep this kit for at least 2 years so I don't want to thrash it! It just seems unreasonable to have a 920 and run it at 2.66 when with a little effort it will crank up more.
So how far? and with what settings? anybody care to give me an example of a good starting point that is relatively easy to achieve with the ASUS P6t SE?
Thanks in advance!
:up:
guys I'm having serious problems here.
Whenever I try the tiniest of overclocks, the system doesn't boot and what's worse, it doesn't boot for HOURS. I have cleared CMOS, put the battery out/in and still it doesn't boot. I disabled Turbo and Speedstep, just raised the BCLK to 150x20, with Unc and QPI adjusted accordingly,DRAM at 1200mh, and even gave more voltage which wasn't needed in the first place. The system doesn't boot. Did similar things yesterday, didn't boot no matter what I did, when I woke up next morning it booted
Could you please give some advice as to what's happening. Thanks
annihilat0r, I've exactly the same problem. I've seen that I have this problem only when my GTX 275 is plugged in, no problem with a 8400GT..
I'm having a cold boot issue. What is the solution?
Bios 0603
I7920
5870
Enermax Evolution 850W
OCZ Ram
CPU Core i7 920 @ 20x200 = 4Ghz
for Intel Turbo on @ 21x200 = 4.2Ghz
CPU Cooling : Thermaltight Ultra Xtreme-120 1366 + 120mm. Fan 3300rpm.
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CPU Configuration
C1E : disable
Hardware Prefetcher : disable
Adjacenct Cache : disable
Intel VT : disable
CPU TM : disable
Exceute Disable Bit : disable
Intel HT : Enable
Active Processore Cores : Enerble
A20M :disable
Intel Speed Step : Enable ( *Turbo On Multiple @ 21)
Intel Turbo Mode: Enable ( *Turbo On Multiple @ 21)
Intel C-STATE :disable
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Ai Overclock Tuner
I set with : Ai Overclock Tuner / X.M.P. Mode
Memory profile 1600Mhz 7-7-7-18 1N 1.9V
or you Manual.
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CPU Raio Setting : Auto for turbo mode on mutiple 21
for 4Ghz set Ratio : 20 fix.
BCLK : 200Mhz
PCIE : 100Mhz
DRAM : 1600Mhz
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Vcore : 1.45V @ 4Ghz (for Turbo Mode on i set 1.55V 21x200 @ 4.2Ghz)
CPU Pll : auto
QPI/DRAM : auto
IOH : auto
IOH PCIE : auto
ICH :auto
ICH PCIE : auto
DRAM Bus : 1.94V ( * for my memory D9GTR CL 7-7-7-18 with X.M.P. mode)
and auto.......
Load-Line Calibration : Enable
CPU Clock Skew : auto
CPU Spread Spectum : Disable
IOH Clock Skew : auto
PCIE Spread Spectum : Disable
Any clues??
bios update?Quote:
Originally Posted by Think
4.2ghz voltage 1.232 :)
http://www.imagesforme.com/show.php/...aaUntitled.jpg
what is your batch number?Quote:
Originally Posted by DomagojX
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Originally Posted by DomagojX
What are you bios settings?
domagojx, stress test pics?
Anyone Higher 200 BCLK For 3D Test???
i have it too :D
i'll post it within 2 hours
here is my i7 920 @ air bclk 221 http://i45.tinypic.com/30a6ude.jpg
:eek: Wow Great On P6T????Quote:
Originally Posted by DomagojX
I Have P6T But Cant Go Higher 210 BCLK:down:
Can U Please Tell Me About Ur bios Setting?
here :)
http://i50.tinypic.com/14v2o77.jpg
http://i46.tinypic.com/zl7kp0.jpg
http://i49.tinypic.com/9k9seg.jpg
http://i50.tinypic.com/2ykyqo8.jpg
and here is my highest freq and bclk @ this board
http://valid.canardpc.com/cache/banner/910384.png
Well here is mine:
Multi: 21
BLK: 200
Memory: 1600
9-9-9-20 -72 1T (not too bad considering it is some Corsair 1,333 stuff that I got off ebay because it couldn't meet their specs :) )
Vcore: 1.38
PLL: 1.82
QPI: 1.35
IOH: 1.2
RAM: 1.66
C1E Off
VT on
HT On
There is one very important Virtualization feature that Asus has crippled, but it is under the "Advanced" tab and called "Chipset" I think, in it you can enable "VT-d" or "Virtualization for directed I/O". When I enable it it stops me from booting at all.
Here is a funny problem, check out my bandwidth and RAM latency:
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e1...oddlatency.png
I believe this is because I am running 6 sticks, but I am not sure. All my timings and unclock speeds are fine, and it is memtest (10 passes) and 24hr Prime95_64 stable?. :confused:
Also odd, Anandtech has the same issue of low bandwidth and latency. (though they are running stock settings)
http://images.anandtech.com/reviews/...evlatencya.jpg