I was looking at the EK-NB Asus HP Waterblock, but it looks wider and probably wont allow cards to fit in the first 1x slot...
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I was looking at the EK-NB Asus HP Waterblock, but it looks wider and probably wont allow cards to fit in the first 1x slot...
can you post a pic of how close your NB WB is to your wireless card? That would really help me!!
im not by my rig right now but this is of my friends rig....
http://img.techpowerup.org/081216/Picture%20339.jpg
http://img.techpowerup.org/081216/Picture%20340.jpg
Thanks!! Looks like barely enough room, so your network card is actually up against the NB cooler when you have it in that top slot right? Thanks agan for posting that as I couldnt find anyone with pics on the net!!:)
I could probably shave a bit of the acetal on the WB so any sized card could fit i believe....
WTF, I have the same problem. Which BIOS are you using? I'm on 0804. I thought that maybe I was shutting something down incorrectly...I was not sure. However, now that I think of it carefully I was not. If I shut it down, and then boot again in the morning I cannot boot and I have to reset CMOS before I can boot. This is so dumb. If it's not the BIOS then me thinks time to RMA...Quote:
Originally Posted by OcAddict
Anybody else with the cold boot issues?
Also, I've been having a lot of trouble stabilizing 4.0GHz. I have tried a lot of settings but I can't really say that any of them are long-term Prime stable. Could it be our boards maybe and not the chips? It's too coincidental to be the chips IMHO.
I have a Tri-Channel OCZ 1600 CL8 installed in a Gigabyte x58 Extreme. Im thinking to go for a RIIE. Anyone knows if this dram is perfectly compatible for this board?
I'm almost totally positive it is. But not 100% because i'm running Corsair Dominators. Those were not on the Certified Memory list on Asus's website but they work anyway. As long as they have the XMS memory profile set by intel your alright.
what am i doing wrong here? my 920 needs 1.57v to boot 20x200 with HT disabled turbo off. WTH is going on?
ouch... what are you running that ram at? Try my settings on the first page.
tried your settings. my chip wont boot at low voltage at all.
i've tried ram at 1600 and 1200. neither help at all. tried loosening timings too and still no go.
tried,
more NB, more pll, more qpi/dram, different ram, different psu, different video cards, resetting bios, different bios, im just not getting anywhere at all it seems.
idk what the deal is. i get really close and then it stops working all together.
sounds like you just got a really bad overclocking chip. order you another one.
while running p95 temps rise to 56c after about 30seconds then hardlock.
the thing i dont understand is the first week i had this setup this cpu ran 4.3ghz easily. i even got a screenshot at 4.5ghz.
BIOS's guys...we're gonna have to wait on BIOS revisions. I wouldn't sell anything yet. It's only been 3 1/2 weeks since these were out. It's gonna be months before they get all the little gremlins out.
Thanks for the feedbackQuote:
I'm almost totally positive it is. But not 100% because i'm running Corsair Dominators. Those were not on the Certified Memory list on Asus's website but they work anyway. As long as they have the XMS memory profile set by intel your alright.
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Originally Posted by T_Flight
Too late!!!
I went and returned my 965 and exchanged it for a 920.
My max stable oc on the 965 was 4.3 and guess what my max stable oc on the 920 is... Give up?
4.3 :D
Guess for me the 965 was just a waste of money since I can do the exact same thing with my 920. With the exact same volts by the way.
Huh
I was on BIOS 0705 but since this morning i flashed to 0804. I just got home from work this evening and put the pc on and guess what, had to flip the powersupply switch to get the pc to boot but i don't need to clear CMOS. Try to flip the powersupply switch to get all of the power away from the board, then flip it again on and it boot's up just fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by dejanh
The cold boot issue on my Blitz Formula never has been resolved and i just sold that board, if you set everything @ stock there was no problem!
This is exactly the same now on the REX II, if i however set CPU level up to Core i7 965 EE there's no problem at all :shrug:
ah... im gonna stick with this chip then. i may get a different one. i think i need a different board. 16x 8x 8x is NOT enough bandwidth for my video cards. im looking to locate a P6T6 Revolution.
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Originally Posted by dejanh
Cold boot problem here as well. Seems related to power supply used. My BFG ES-800 is worst, PCP&C 750 silencer not as bad, and the Corsair HX620 almost no problem at all. The problem occurs at stock speed also. Will be RMAing the board.
Yeah, but you lost the multi's and the QPI. When things mature and the 965's are getting 4.5GHz max, would that have been a good plan?Quote:
Originally Posted by sonofander
Like I said, these things have not even been out but 3 1/2 weeks and guys are already RMA'ing stuff just because it doesn't OC as high as they want. For one thing, there was nothing wrong with the chip to be RMA'ing it in the first place, and for another, none of this stuff is mature enough to make any kind of decisions about what it's gonna do. There could be any number of revisions to BIOS's or there could be Chipset Drivers (which I also believe to have a few bugs).
So you RMA'd a CPU, made the company you bought it from loose 1300 dollars on the deal, and got the same clocks? :shakes:
I'd say yes. An extra .5Ghz along with the multi's/QPI ain't worth an extra few hundred bucks, no matter what way you look at it. ;)Quote:
Yeah, but you lost the multi's and the QPI. When things mature and the 965's are getting 4.5GHz max, would that have been a good plan?
All I know is 4.3 for $320 is WAY better than 4.3 for $1150. Seriously
And my ram, qpi and uncore speeds are almost identical to what they were on my 965 4.3 overclock.
So I put $700 back in my pocket and lost 200 pts on everest read, write and copy.
You're right that was a terrible decision :rofl:
where are you guys paying $1200 for a 965? i have found TONS of them for ~$850
i get the cold boot problem as well.
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where are you guys paying $1200 for a 965? i have found TONS of them for ~$850
Well here in UK they are much more expensive:
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/151479
£849.00 for the 965 which equates to $1,322.55 USD :eek:
£249.00 for the 920 which equates to $387.983 USD
I know where my money went :);)
I had 2 9800gx2's with one card in the bottom slot at 8x and one card in the top 16x slot and it had enough bandwith! Then i moved the lower card into the middle blue slot so I could have 16x and 16x and the scores were identical. With pci-e 2.0, I don't think it makes a difference!Quote:
Originally Posted by fitseries3