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07-11-2011, 10:10 PM
rintamarotta

Well i got PWM temps down by 10celcius by remounting it, but NB just keaps going at 60-62 celcius at load.

I havent upped any voltages in NB so it should stay much lower, hot NB is heating up also cpu cooler litlebit but it can handle that heat due its NH-D14.

Guess its normal to have 60+ celcius in NB and 70+ celcius in PWM at 4ghz+ with full load, after all cpu is eating 140+ watts of power with overclock.

Another thing why it maybe is running hot is due indoor temperatures of 25-30 celcius in summer.

EDIT : Gigabyte send me new bios F3b Beta. If someone wants it just pm me and ill send it soon as i can.
07-12-2011, 12:55 AM
m_jones_

Quote:

Originally Posted by rintamarotta

Well i got PWM temps down by 10celcius by remounting it, but NB just keaps going at 60-62 celcius at load.

I havent upped any voltages in NB so it should stay much lower, hot NB is heating up also cpu cooler litlebit but it can handle that heat due its NH-D14.

Guess its normal to have 60+ celcius in NB and 70+ celcius in PWM at 4ghz+ with full load, after all cpu is eating 140+ watts of power with overclock.

Another thing why it maybe is running hot is due indoor temperatures of 25-30 celcius in summer.

EDIT : Gigabyte send me new bios F3b Beta. If someone wants it just pm me and ill send it soon as i can.

Currently with 1 fan pulling air into the case a 120mm 1000rpm fan sitting by the nb (placed on top of my gpu) and a 900rpm exhaust my TMPIN1 34c is TMPIN2 34c idle

Sent you a pm for the bios, did the gigabyte rep said it's ok to flash with the @Bios application?
07-12-2011, 01:13 AM
Toysoldier

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Originally Posted by m_jones_

Sent you a pm for the bios, did the gigabyte rep said it's ok to flash with the @Bios application?

I have flashed my UD5 twice with the built in Q-flash utility without any issues. The board does have dual bios chips (UD3 also have dual Bios). So in case a flash goes bad it will auto revert to the backup in the secondary chip.

Quote:

GIGABYTE DualBIOS™ is a patented technology that automatically recovers BIOS data when the main BIOS has crashed or failed. Featuring 2 physical BIOS ROMs integrated onboard, GIGABYTE DualBIOS™ allows quick and seamless recovery from BIOS damage or failure due to viruses or improper BIOS updating.

In other words, you can safely choose the method of flashing that suits you without worrying to much about a failed BIOS flash.
07-12-2011, 01:38 AM
rintamarotta

Quote:

Originally Posted by m_jones_

Currently with 1 fan pulling air into the case a 120mm 1000rpm fan sitting by the nb (placed on top of my gpu) and a 900rpm exhaust my TMPIN1 34c is TMPIN2 34c.

Sent you a pm for the bios, did the gigabyte rep said it's ok to flash with the @Bios application?

My board is in the case so there is nothing but CPU cooler blowing air to PWM and allmost nothing blowing air to NB since there is nowhere place to put fan due monster sized Noctua NH-D14 :/

Gigabyte rep didnt say anything about that but since UD3 have got DualBios you can flash it without being afraid you screw up you're bios flash.

I flashed from F2 to F3a and F3a to F3b without any problems with built in Q-flash.

Anyway i sended the bios links to you and other people who asked.
07-12-2011, 02:02 AM
m_jones_

Thank you both for your help!
07-12-2011, 09:15 AM
Barr3l Rid3r

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Originally Posted by rintamarotta

Is google translation correct? :)

If google translation is corrent, why that is problem??

http://img269.imageshack.us/img269/1966/unledwuw.th.png

Quite stable voltages at 1.475v set trough bios with F3b, how ever, no idea about what TMPIN1 and TMPIN2 are but damn they're running insanely hot, i can only guess but i think TMPIN1 is PWM and TMPIN2 is chipset.

Those temperatures are normal while Noctua NH-D14's middle fan blowing air to PWM??????????????????????.

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Originally Posted by m411b

Good question.

Well basically that's telling that the board I had to order from Estonia, was produced in the back of my home. But we won't see that around anytime soon, and when it appears in local market it will be overpriced. That's a best for the others filosophy.

Wel my board runs at same temps as my old UD5P.

I want the new bios for it, can someone PM me or post the links here?
07-12-2011, 10:50 AM
rintamarotta

I send the UD3 F3b bios link for you.
07-13-2011, 02:13 AM
VIP3R

This is the best i can get so far with the F3b bios.

1.475 set it bios, idles at 1.488 and under load its at 1.536

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m...e/ba6e0550.jpg

ugh just realised i have two of the same screens on cpuz open
07-13-2011, 10:04 AM
Barr3l Rid3r

Thanks guys! Testing...
07-14-2011, 06:06 AM
rintamarotta

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Originally Posted by VIP3R

This is the best i can get so far with the F3b bios.

1.475 set it bios, idles at 1.488 and under load its at 1.536

ugh just realised i have two of the same screens on cpuz open

Damn that board runs at low temps, 41max for PWM as well as for Chipset.

No idea why mine runs so hot.
07-14-2011, 12:11 PM
sin0822

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for the UD7 here is a vdroop mod that will eliminate the vdroop:
I take no responsibility for what ppl do.
UD7 only.
Attachment 117660
07-14-2011, 12:51 PM
m411b

Quote:

Originally Posted by rintamarotta

Damn that board runs at low temps, 41max for PWM as well as for Chipset.

No idea why mine runs so hot.

My UD7 idles @ 34*c and I've never seen it get hotter than 39*c..
07-14-2011, 07:51 PM
Toysoldier

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Originally Posted by m411b

My UD7 idles @ 34*c and I've never seen it get hotter than 39*c..

Are you OC'ing ???
My UD5 runs cool a stock clocks. But when I start to OC, then around 4 GHz + Linx the PWM temp gets into the late 50's early 60's.
But it's not something I'm worried about.
07-14-2011, 09:31 PM
m411b

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Originally Posted by Toysoldier

Are you OC'ing ???
My UD5 runs cool a stock clocks. But when I start to OC, then around 4 GHz + Linx the PWM temp gets into the late 50's early 60's.
But it's not something I'm worried about.

Well I'm running a 955 @ 3.7 with NB @ 2600 with stock volts! But I have all this in a Antec Lanboy Air with 4 fans pointed at the mobo. I'd say get worried around mid to late 70's. My Gigabyte UD5P got up to the low 90's with no problems, but I don't know how these new NB's handle heat, so.
07-15-2011, 04:05 PM
VIP3R

Quote:

Originally Posted by rintamarotta

Damn that board runs at low temps, 41max for PWM as well as for Chipset.

No idea why mine runs so hot.

Ive got an open test bench and a 120mm fan over the NB and PWM, that might be why it stays cooler.
07-16-2011, 11:28 AM
sin0822

hey can someone with BIOS F5B for the UD7 PM me the download link plz.
07-16-2011, 12:30 PM
Swanie

Hi all can you please assist. Will the UD7 fit in a Raven 02E chassis?
07-16-2011, 12:46 PM
sin0822

yea it should its standard ATX.
07-16-2011, 02:20 PM
m411b

Quote:

Originally Posted by sin0822

hey can someone with BIOS F5B for the UD7 PM me the download link plz.

F5B BIOS for UD7???
07-16-2011, 07:10 PM
sin0822

yea sorry, i thought someone said there is a F5B BIOS for the UD7 haha i looked everywhere for it, but i guess it doesn't exist lol.
07-16-2011, 07:55 PM
stasio

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Originally Posted by m411b

F5B BIOS for UD7???

I don't think so.
Owner of UD5 ask over OC forum for F5b.
07-16-2011, 08:28 PM
m411b

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Originally Posted by stasio

I don't think so.
Owner of UD5 ask over OC forum for F5b.

Yeah, sin0822 asked for it. As soon as I saw it I thought that maybe I missed something. But sin0822 was mistaken unfortunately.
07-16-2011, 10:11 PM
Swanie

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Originally Posted by sin0822

yea it should its standard ATX.

Thank you for the reply

UD7: ATX Form Factor; 30.5cm x 26.3cm

UD5 : ATX Form Factor; 30.5cm x 24.4cm

So UD7 only wider but narrower than the mobo i just fitted in the case( Asus Rampage Extreme III)
07-17-2011, 02:16 PM
sin0822

yea its a bit wider, but should pose as no problem.

And yea sorry guys, i thought i read over at the GB UK forums some guy said he had the UD7 F5B BIOS, but i guess it was just for the UD5! hahah

Anyways I just finished all my testing on the F4B, not a bad BIOS. I had minimal BIOS problems, of course the voltage drop was there, but i compensated for it :), high idle vcore didnt' bother my CPU at all, temps under load were under 55C:

Idle:
http://img855.imageshack.us/img855/407/idleq.png

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load:
http://img38.imageshack.us/img38/3821/loadd.png

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What a great board, 300blck was easy as hell, max cpu clock is 4400 with the same vcore as above, and 4200/1920 on the ram is my Stable OC using a 1100T and Corsair 2133mhz 9,10,9,27 T2 rated RAM.

I will have a full review up asap, and Ill make sure to link it to you guys in this thread.
07-17-2011, 10:45 PM
rintamarotta

Thats some huge vDrop.
Its not that extreme in my board.

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