haha I know, things are gonna start becoming unstable now that I said thatQuote:
Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
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haha I know, things are gonna start becoming unstable now that I said thatQuote:
Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
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Originally Posted by Dredd
yeah..its tricky with all dimm slots occupied...you are forced to run at a slower speed to accomodate the MCH to function when it has to access all four sticks versus just two sticks.
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Originally Posted by The Viper
i certainly hope not!...that's an awesome system that you have there...hate to see problems pop-up for being a little greedy...hehehe:p:
good memory article that says, we are wasting our money if we buy memory any faster than DDR-800...AND...DDR3 memory is a joke at the moment!
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Today we look at why DDR3 memory has provided us with no noticeable performance gains over existing DDR2 memory. The reasoning is quite simple really and it has to do with the Core 2 Duo processors lack of need for memory faster than 800MHz. The article investigates this in a little more detail and looks to the future, when DDR3 will become an important memory standard.
Over the past few months we have published quite a few DDR2 memory related articles that looked at how timings, frequency and capacity influence the performance of Intel’s Core 2 Duo processors. The results did not really surprise us, though many of the readers did seem shocked by our findings. First of all memory timings (latency) make very little difference, as CAS 3-3-3-8 T1 delivered just 5% more memory bandwidth at 800MHz when compared to CAS6-6-6-18 T2 timings. In almost all games this made near no difference, particularly at higher resolutions such as 1920x1200. So memory timings are somewhat irrelevant for Core 2 Duo systems then.
http://www.legionhardware.com/document.php?id=674
Could somebody please give me some referrence points to get me going on overclocking this board with my Q6600 G0? The board will be here in a day and I am not at all familliar with the Abit Bios and motherboards!
Couple of pointers on whats good at stock setting up till what point and what not to over due on some of the settings, possibly a explanation of some of the settings too right now I am on a EVGA 680i and the Abit Bios are completely foreign to me!
Best regards .....BE
Read the thread. Everyone has posted some sort of successful voltage at some point, as well as explained most of the significant features.
Just received my IP35 Pro from newegg today, along with an E4300, Ultra 120 Extreme, and a hard drive. Just waiting on my G.Skill to come.
I'll post my results when I get it running.
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Originally Posted by Femto
Which G.Skill?
I'm running an E4400, Ultra 120 Extreme, and 2 x 1GB G.Skill HK in my IP35 Pro. I have a screen shot a few pages back.
I've only had my system up and running with the E6850 since yesterday, after a couple of hours of playing, here's where I'm at...
http://aycu06.webshots.com/image/264...1387600_rs.jpg
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=230457
btw, o'c was done with Abit IP35-PR0, my signature reflects my new mobo on order.
I've booted into windows @ 4.2Ghz using the x9 multi, but crashed almost immediatley. Likely need to up vcore to 1.65+ to get it stable.
Hello everybody and thank you for this awesome thread! :YIPPIE:
I have read most of this with the most gratest interest, but there is just this one thing I´m still not sure how to do it correctly. I have tried to get all information available but there are still a few questions unanswered...:confused:
It´s when you´re flashing bios with the USB stick!!!!:shocked:
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Can I just copy the bios files with changed names to a USB stick? I mean the same stick, which allready has the DOS system files in it..? or do I need a second USB stick where I copy those Bios files after booted from the other?
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Can I for example extract the bios files to "whatever folder" in the hard drive and flash from there? Is it how relevant to put bios files in to a folder in a first place? Can someone please explain this c.l.e.a.r.l.y enough so even dumper can understand it... :rocker:
Chears! :toast:
I use CellShock PC8500 5-5-5-15 2x1024 memorysQuote:
Originally Posted by Master of None
I will add what I've seen while I am nothing like an overclocker.
I am using my new PC for editing (mostly). I have just upgraded from a 4 years old PC. I built it myself and fired it up but I haven't install XP yet.
What I did was to put the memory to 1:1 and then cracked up to 3g only by FSB and it was a bit of a shock that at bios the temperature was 49 just like before. I have a B3 and it is hotter from what I have read but I will live with that...
I will inform you how it goes. My previous mobo was an IC-7...
Hello to all.
You are welcomed to Liquid forums if you need something.
P.S. A strange thing I observed is that the 3rd SATA at bios is holding the 2nd place? I mean it is SATA 1 SATA 3 and then SATA 2...:eek:
the easiest thing to do is to take your flash drive and format it into a boot flash drive. there are many links to how to do this... the easiest for me to remember is this one (since i'm a regular there): http://www.bleedinedge.com/forum/showthread.php?t=31878Quote:
Originally Posted by Kaspian
after you create that, you will need to copy awdflash and the bios file you want to flash onto the usb drive.
go into your bios and set the usb drive as your first boot and you will be in DOS mode... then use the switches provided by ace-a-rue on page 16? i believe and voila! that's it.
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Originally Posted by JPxM0Dz
are you using the "FreezOne" on that puppy to get 4.0Ghz?
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Originally Posted by Master of None
Can anyone confirm please regarding jonny's Vdroop mod the ohms resistance of ~620~650ohms
Is that value set before soldering to the board (so ~ 635ohms set before you fit to the board) or is the variable resister set at ~ 635ohms once connected to the two points on the board
thanks for any help given :up:
Could please someone tell me why at bios (even 1.1) I have
SATA 1
SATA 3
SATA 2
SATA 4
SATA 5
SATA 6
Isn't supposed that the 3rd SATA must be 3rd and not 2nd?:eek: :mad:
Here is my best guess:Quote:
Originally Posted by sverkalo
On the IP35 Pro the six SATA connectors are arranged in three stacks, two in each stack. 1, 3, & 5 are closest to the motherboard, 2, 4, & 6 are above. Like this:
6-4-2
5-3-1
If you look in Device Manager, IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers, you will see two ICH9 Serial ATA Storage Controllers. Controller 1 is 4 port and Controller 2 is 2 port.
So 1, 2, 3, & 4 are on Controller 1, and 5 & 6 are on Controller 2. But now also consider how they are mounted on the motherboard.
1 – next to MB - Controller 1
3 – next to MB - Controller 1
2 – above 1 - Controller 1
4 – above 3 - Controller 1
5 – next to MB - Controller 2
6 – above 5 - Controller 2
So there you have it:
SATA 1
SATA 3
SATA 2
SATA 4
SATA 5
SATA 6
i set mine to around above 700 and then turned it down slowly.Quote:
Originally Posted by alpha0ne
i watched voltage in bios and watched it go up as i started reaching the 680 range...
you can set it to 635ish and then just tweak it from there. but the range is right.
This isn't the first board that does this. My old NF4 Ultra (IIRC) boot order was 2-4-1-3.
when i 1st saw that out of order numbers, i said, "HUH"!.."here we go again"!:D
I flashed to the 12_bo2 BETA BIOS last night just to see if I could find any extra bandwidth or lower latency as it was suggested these were tweaked in this build.
I was not able to get my 12 hour + Orthos stable rig with retail BIOS 11 stable for more than 30 minutes at 462 x 8 DDR1109 CL5 2T with the 12_bo2 BIOS.
I cant find any performance improvement over the retail 11 BIOS.
Has anyone got 12_bo2 Orthos stable for any length of time & if so have you found any performance gain?
One last thing I too can bench DDR1200 @ 3.6GHz 400 x 9 with both 11 & 12_bo2 but it is not Orthos stable & it is slower than 450 x 8 DDR1000 CL5 2T which means its no good for daily use even though DDR1200 sounds great.
Also as viper said earlier I too love this board & have not had or got 1 single problem with it yet its an excellent board.
CN
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Originally Posted by C-N
the latest beta bios appears to be the same as the previous beta...i am back to bios 11, the 2nd official sanctioned bios release....
my system is not prime stable...i really don't care because i will never grind all four cores at 100%...i call stable, 24/7 as whatever you do with your machine and it does not give you a BSOD, freeze the screen, randomly reboot on you, programs do not close out on you or you bounce back to the desktop if you are gaming...to me, that is a stable system.
Same here I have gone back to official 11.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
Sure stable is whatever you personally deem acceptable all I was trying to do using Orthos was tell people BETA 12_b02 failed Orthos running the same settings that passed 12 hours + with official 11.Quote:
my system is not prime stable...i really don't care because i will never grind all four cores at 100%...i call stable, 24/7 as whatever you do with your machine and it does not give you a BSOD, freeze the screen, randomly reboot on you, programs do not close out on you or you bounce back to the desktop if you are gaming...to me, that is a stable system.
I have also spent 10 hours + playing with my rig trying to get it to run Orthos with BETA 12_bo2 but couldn't get it to run past 30 minutes & as Orthos is an accepted stress tester I thought I would post my findings which may help others.
CN
Out of the 2x1gb ddr2-800's listed on the first page, are any of them better then the others for the ip35-pro with the e6750 I'm getting? I wont be benching, just oc'ing and gaming. Should I just go with which ever I can find the cheapest?