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Hey guys. Is there any worth in that Uguru utility? I generally dont touch any Bios settings from Windows due to Bios corruption but fro what some people say Uguru does not Corrupt the Bios when tuning from Windows..is this true?
How many of you say that Uguru is a safe program to use to make adjustments in Bios through Winblows?:D
Excellent explanation. Thanks. I thought that it was a fault but then at the manual is just like that.
I don;t know how this count here but this mobo is excellent for editing.
After a brilliant IC7 that is still alive and kicking this small beauty is a beast. I run it at 333 @2997 with absolutely no problem. Who said that B3 are hot. After
a heavy load the temperature didn't go over 45-46 with the stock cooler and a touch of an Artic Silver 5. Excellent board. When you press it is just beginning again.
10 out of 10.
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Anyone done the vdroop here? And who could pass 550+ fsb ?
uguru is the only o/c utility i use now a days with this board. I love it. i have had zero bios corruptions or major errors.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brother Esau
if i o/c too far with uguru, it freezes windows and when i reboot, it uses the last good settings that were detected on uguru.
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Originally Posted by Brother Esau
The uGuru windows software is very useful and stable. But it's like anything else, you just need to use some common sense.
I use FanEQ in BIOS to control all fans and make fine tuning adjustments as needed in Windows.
Default is what you've set in BIOS, and then you can use the three User Presets and have different overclocks from there. The preconfigured presets aren't much good.
OCGuru is very handy, but there are limitations. You must have the memory ratio set correctly in BIOS because you can't adjust it in Windows, but you can adjust the External Clock and all voltages. So if you're running Super Pi and it freezes you can bump up the Vcore or Vdimm and try again. Pass Super Pi and bump up the External Clock and voltages if needed.
I've never tried Auto Drive, but it can recall presets based upon what program you run. Watch a DVD and set it to select a lower OC with slower fan speeds. Play a game and set it to select a power User Preset.
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Originally Posted by shimmishim
COOL>>>> You mean there is actually a propriatary Motherboard Manufactuer software that actually works and works well with out corruption?
Anyone with access to the download link of the BETA BIOS for IP35-E? This one is suppose to fix the double post issue.
TIA,
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Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
Yup sure am, sits around 19c idle and mid 30's under load.
hmm I ve never tried the uguru for OCing before, I think I may start. Anybody able to get higher OCs, OCing through uguru then with BIOS?
:D yes!Quote:
Originally Posted by Brother Esau
i dunno what other utility you'd use in windows for o/c-ing on this board :)
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Originally Posted by shimmishim
Rule of thumb I never make any adjustments in Windows. I will have the board Monday apparently I got Duped by NewEgg on my 2nd day shipping which now equates to 4 day:mad: Friggin New Egg they are not half of what they used to be!
Not personally, or yet with the IP35 Pro for that matter. But I've read several posts at Abit Forums to that effect concerning other motherboards that use uGuru.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Viper
I am really looking forward to this Board it will be my first Abit Mobo:D
Seems so. I'll take 4GB at 850Mhz 4-4-4-12 1T at 2.1v vs 2GB at 1000Mhz anyway. I can use the extra memory.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
actually there is a Uguru chip on the board and the Uguru software, after it is installed, makes the chip "COME ALIVE"!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Brother Esau
actually, if you did not install the software you would see an unknown hardware exclamation in the "Device Manager."
sorry...i wasn't criticizing you...i was trying to express that i think to many people put to much emphasis on orthos or prime 95 for 8, 10 or 12 hours when in reality 99.9% of us will never run a program that will consume 100% cpu usage on all four cores.Quote:
Originally Posted by C-N
one guy made a good point about doing orthos or prime 95 for "12" hours...he thought he was stable but his game would kick back to the desktop after a short period of time running it...so...there are no guarantees with orthos or prime 95 if you can do that for many hours...his fix for the game dropping back to the desktop was to increase the vcore.
that is why i am not so fixed on doing it for many hours...if i get 30 minutes that is good enough for me.;)
Well, I ran Orthos for 6 hours ok, gaming ok, memtest showed memory errors until I backed down from my previous settings of DDR2-970 4-4-4-12 2T 2.2v to DDR2-850 4-4-4-12 1T 2.1vQuote:
Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
So...what does that mean? :shrug:
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Originally Posted by Dredd
it means that you have to tweak every area until you find the sweet spot;)
Is there a reason why I should not get version 7.6 of the Intel Matrix Storage Manager?
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Deta...%2032&lang=eng
Would it be ok for me to use this instead on 7.5? :)
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Originally Posted by Knight
It's OK, 7.6.0.1011 is the latest version:
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/filt...0&submit=Go%21
And has some fixes if you read the Release Notes:
http://downloadmirror.intel.com/13806/ENG/Relnotes.html
Overclock done with IP35-PR0, signature reflects new mobo on order
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=230904
http://aycu23.webshots.com/image/231...2815214_rs.jpg
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Originally Posted by JPxM0Dz
do you know how it would handle a quad core?
it looks great for a dual core but possibly not very good with a quad.
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Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
I havn't tried a Quad as of yet, was going to grab one before I got my E6850 G0, opted for it cuz I wanted to crack 4Ghz + , not easily done with a Quad ;)
I can't seem to install Vista. It says upon install that Windows could not find what it was looking for. I have the hard drives set to IDE at the moment. Do I need to install any drivers before the Vista install?:(
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Originally Posted by TadehI
are you using the intel controller?
might want to try having the "inf" drivers on a floppy just in case but as far as i know, vista should be able to install when using the "IDE" mode...are you sure your drive is showing up?