Printable View
The 'H' P8H67 ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hondacity
Can I take it from the lack of response about the ability to be able to rollback that it isn't going to happen?
Does this mean the backup BIOS on the CD will become effectively useless once a non revertible BIOS is flashed?
I flashed my mobo to 1204 and the everything seems to be working fine so far.
Settings previously stable with 1253 no longer stable on 1204 :( At this rate I should just go back to 1053!
I am on 1053 and for the life of me my MAX is only 4.6GHz @ 1.375v but at 4.5GHz I can go 1.275v. Not sure all of you posting above 5Ghz are using BIOS then booting into Windows or using Asus Tuner II?
Any advantages on using a higher BLCK with the Sandy/Memory/Mobo? I can reach a 107.2 block bringing my memory up to 2000MHz @ 7-7-7-24 with no problems.
Going to use Asus TunerII for a bit before I jump to 1253..
You'll need to turn on PLL Overvoltage to get the higher multipliers stable. Not really much advantage to upping the BCLK, and can cause major problems, so not really recommended.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lu(ky
- Maximus IV Extreme (BIOS 0089):
http://91.121.148.119/downloads/BIOS...-ASUS-0089.ROM
Thanks that worked for me... :yepp:Quote:
Originally Posted by Forceman
Also I disabled in BIOS Intel Speed Step as well as Intel V Technology and also changed in W7 Power Management to High Performance. But my core speed & multi is still dropping to 16 = 1600MHz until the cores are being used then they go up.. Anyone know what settings to put into BIOS to make overclock stay on? :confused:
@lucky C states.
A lot of people are having trouble getting it to stay at a constant frequency (although I'm not sure why you'd want that). I'm not sure I've actually seen anyone successfully do it on this board. Turning off EIST and the C states doesn't appear to work.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lu(ky
Strange....I've found I need more CPU voltage to boot to windows 7 compare with Windows XP...
With 1.18v I can Prime 95 For 10 min+ @XP @ 4.2Ghz but not even get into Windows 7 with the same setting...
Quote:
Originally Posted by deaffob
Thank you guys for your quick reply's.. I am now stable from 4.6 now to 4.8 but anything above is unstable for benches... I may try to move to 1253 later tonight..Quote:
Originally Posted by Forceman
QFT with Pro on 1204.Quote:
Originally Posted by Splave
All my 4 2600Ks (L039B, L042Bs and L045A) maxed @ 100X51 stuck at windows boot or blinking command prompt
I'm still having cold dual boot problem.
The PC was off for aprox. 16 hours, and when i turn on the PC it first booted, for which seemed like a check. Then rebooted with with no signal to the monitor. I had to manually force a shutdown to let the computer boot with signal to the monitor. Also it failed my overclock with the F1 option, although the overclock I'm running has been rock-solid :/
I'm confused...
the overclock failed message is due to you manually shutting down the PC. Try a lower ram voltage at 1.6ish...
Hmm running 1,6v on the ram atm, but did you mean that it'll fix the dual boot problem? Thing is, when I've had the PC off for an amount of time, it starts with a dual boot - and the second reboot it just sits powered on without signal to the monitor, which again forces me to manually hold the power on button to shut it down - and then back on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leeghoofd
The lowering ram voltage may fix that, as you mentioned - will check tonight. Although, the most enoying thing is the dual boot everytime the PC has been off for a longer period :(
4.8GHz @ 1.350v stable now still on 1053....
I can probably help you fix your dual boot problem if you fill up your sigQuote:
Originally Posted by tentp0le
glad im not crazy! I had a gd65 and it was running superpi32m with same chip at 5200, deluxe cannot boot 100x52. Sure its a small bios issue :) time to wait nowQuote:
Originally Posted by Dumo
After the fourth cpus, I started to think that I'm crazy:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Splave
Yep, one of it boot ok @ 53X on TP667XE:)
My PC wont got to sleep with 1204 and 1253 BIOS. BIOS settings are all at default and CPU is only at 4Ghz.
Were you talking to me? I didn't mention anything about my memory in the post that you quoted. :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by villa1n
I'm running my 4 x 4GB @ 1333 MHz with 1.5v. That's all stock. I might try for 1600MHz with 1.65 later.
Awesome - is it the signature with my components you need?Quote:
Originally Posted by coolhandluke41
Well I edited my signature with the one i use on another forum, let me know if you need more info. on settings maybe?
Would be awesome if you know how to fix it :)
ok try this;Quote:
Originally Posted by tentp0le
make sure you have latest BIOS from ASUS,locate TPU and EPU on your MB and set to default,turn off PSU/take out battery for 10~15 sec/back in enter bios load optimized default/advanced/APM/power on by PCIE
hope this works for you
I'll try this immediately, although 1 question - how do i know what's the default position of those switches? I haven't touched them since I got the hw and installed the system in my chassis...Quote:
Originally Posted by coolhandluke41
you should be ok thenQuote:
Originally Posted by tentp0le
if this won't work try to uninstall SUIT II and get the last one from ASUS