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10-17-2006, 10:09 AM
Lestat

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Originally Posted by aldamon

Go back to F4 if you want your X-Fi to work properly.

aldamon have you looked into irq setting and such to see if you can spot anything changing from F4 to F7 ?

also guys it has been posted on another thread in another forum to go into the bios under the irq settings and reserve an IRQ for a PCI device, that pci device would be the XFi. i think a few guys replied back that it works so try that.

i also posted a rather lengthly response about the reprocussions of doing this on a whim before checking your current IRQ placements over at anandtech. so stop buy there and take a moment to read it. i have made very valid arguments to becareful when you do this as it my have a negative effect.
but only if you dont check your current irq placements prior to manually forcing the X-Fi to an IRQ.
so rea dit. the AT thread is a sticky under the mobo's section.

it seems like a valid arguement that forcing it to a single IRQ could infact work so check it out.
10-17-2006, 10:47 AM
Emperium

Quote:

Originally Posted by HamidFULL

:p: fine but your problem solved?

No.. All problems still here.. waiting for a guy, he want to buy it but didint come yet :) .
10-17-2006, 12:48 PM
Richard Dower

Thing is, on my DQ6 and K8NXP-9 the X-Fi has it's own IRQ...that was never a problem for me, my card is also the original...not the later one with the heatsink, 'cause Creative were cheap b*stards and decided to produce a chip that generated more heat while yield increased.

So i consider my card a good one, since it dosen't need a heatsink...ooh and check out the new Falat1ty card!

$150...X-RAM minus the I/O front bay.
10-17-2006, 01:10 PM
HamidFULL

Quote:

Originally Posted by Emperium

No.. All problems still here.. waiting for a guy, he want to buy it but didint come yet :) .

which board you want buy? I think P5W DH and P5B-E plus is best choice
10-17-2006, 01:16 PM
Emperium

Quote:

Originally Posted by HamidFULL

which board you want buy? I think P5W DH and P5B-E plus is best choice

I want to buy P5B Deluxe Wiifi edition :) .
10-17-2006, 01:34 PM
HamidFULL

Quote:

Originally Posted by Emperium

I want to buy P5B Deluxe Wiifi edition :) .

very well board but it dont have Solid Cap I think P5W-DH or Asus CrossHair and P5B-E Plus is better choice
10-17-2006, 01:45 PM
Lestat

Quote:

Originally Posted by HamidFULL

very well board but it dont have Solid Cap I think P5W-DH or Asus CrossHair and P5B-E Plus is better choice

P5B uses solid caps.. err.. yes ?

and lets be honest, switching from non solid state capacitors to the old style is not going to hurt anything. there isnt a noticeable difference when using the two side by side.
all caps do is store power so the solid one may store power more efficiently but not at such a drastic difference that solid caps are the next best thing.
they are better, but not worth writing home about.
10-17-2006, 02:03 PM
HamidFULL

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lestat

P5B uses solid caps.. err.. yes ?

and lets be honest, switching from non solid state capacitors to the old style is not going to hurt anything. there isnt a noticeable difference when using the two side by side.
all caps do is store power so the solid one may store power more efficiently but not at such a drastic difference that solid caps are the next best thing.
they are better, but not worth writing home about.

did you read my post?!!!! I say P5B-E Plus not P5B-E :slapass:
for find more about P5B-E Plus look :
http://zeus.asus.com/products4.aspx?...99&modelmenu=1

it uses Uses 100% All High-quality Conductive Polymer Capacitors! like some of Gigabyte
10-17-2006, 02:22 PM
Emperium

Quote:

Originally Posted by HamidFULL

very well board but it dont have Solid Cap I think P5W-DH or Asus CrossHair and P5B-E Plus is better choice

Isn't Crosshair only for AM2?? And I think its don't matter if its solid or not, i'm not gonna use a motherboard 10 years or something.

I want a good board.. thats all :D .
10-18-2006, 05:11 AM
kenofstephen

sorry I am too busy today

I have received new betas and will share with you guys by tomorrow~

DS3/DS4/DQ6

pls stay tune especially for those who are having X-Fi issues
10-18-2006, 06:09 AM
hausner

Quote:

Originally Posted by kenofstephen

sorry I am too busy today

I have received new betas and will share with you guys by tomorrow~

DS3/DS4/DQ6

pls stay tune especially for those who are having X-Fi issues

\thats a good news :toast:
10-18-2006, 07:06 AM
Richard Dower

SYS_FAN Ken....... ***SYS_FAN*** !!!!!!!!!!
10-18-2006, 07:09 AM
Richard Dower

On the SYS_FAN issue...i've done battle with GB tech support about this, they are just STUPID. I don't think English is their native language...telling me my Evercool fan must be the problem, what the hell??

The damn thing is CONNECTED to the SYS_FAN header and spinning like a tornado!, i've connected both fans the the CPU_FAN header...both work and are controlled by bios.

Connect both to the SYS_FAN...tornado alley!, muppets modified the bios is what they did, put it back to the way it was!
10-18-2006, 07:16 AM
Richard Dower

Guys, can anyone write a Vdroop mod for the DS3/DS4/DQ6?...these Asus types have been doing alot of modding to get rid of the voltage problem. Thus should we not be banging heads to do the same?
10-18-2006, 07:49 AM
eXceeded

Richard why don't you just get a damn fan controller lol? You've been banging on about this issue forever and its not going to get solved any time soon by the looks of it :S
10-18-2006, 07:51 AM
Richard Dower

Because i shouldn't HAVE TO!!, GB messed it up in their bios, so they should fix it!
10-18-2006, 08:17 AM
Lestat

Quote:

Originally Posted by kenofstephen

sorry I am too busy today

I have received new betas and will share with you guys by tomorrow~

DS3/DS4/DQ6

pls stay tune especially for those who are having X-Fi issues

you tha man ken.

keep in touch!
10-18-2006, 08:20 AM
Lestat

Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard Dower

Guys, can anyone write a Vdroop mod for the DS3/DS4/DQ6?...these Asus types have been doing alot of modding to get rid of the voltage problem. Thus should we not be banging heads to do the same?

Rich there already is a vdroop mod for these boards its in the motherboard mod section, its been there since very shortly after the boards came out.

but the DQ6 doesnt need vdroop mod it has a wicked vcore rail.
i'd be surprised if your seeing more than 0.02v droop.
but that also depends somewhat on your PSU.

the droop mod for vcore that has been shown here and vr-zone doesnt work and infact will kill your board.
i've talked to Kuunak on this and he said do NOT do the conductive ink mod, it will fry your board.
and after what i saw happen when i tried it,, yes i believe it.

but you can also do a droop mod with a Adjustable Pot or standard 20k resistor.

but frankly and i need you to correct me here if i am wrong... the DQ6 has almost no droop already so modding is it rather pointless dont you suppose ?
10-18-2006, 08:55 AM
ferds

Quote:

Originally Posted by kenofstephen

sorry I am too busy today

I have received new betas and will share with you guys by tomorrow~

DS3/DS4/DQ6

pls stay tune especially for those who are having X-Fi issues

OH cant wait.
10-18-2006, 09:12 AM
Marvin_The_Martian

Quote:

Originally Posted by eXceededgoku

Richard why don't you just get a damn fan controller lol? You've been banging on about this issue forever and its not going to get solved any time soon by the looks of it :S

+1

I do find the update curve not giving me any oc improvements though but maybe that's because my mobo was/isn't the weakest piece off the setup. The added mem voltage for the ds3 is nice, only thing that really bothers me is the reboot issue's and double boot issues, also the bios could set thighter subtimings on default imho, if you leave them on auto their way to high. Also, why add the full screen logo :stick: Glad I could turn it off though ;)

kenofstephen, good work getting the bugs worked out, props for the effort shown :)
10-18-2006, 10:47 AM
Radelon

How about a beta S3 bios also ken?
10-18-2006, 10:49 AM
Lestat

Martian.

the defualt timings are EXACTLY what the ram spec's out for.
even my gskill 6400 HZ's which can easily do 1100 4-4-4 or 4-5-4 but not on this board run at their defualt spd at 800 mhz which is 5-5-5-15.
at 667 they spd at 4-4-4 and the board shows that.

it reads the spd right from the ram so blame the ram companies.
10-18-2006, 10:55 AM
LagunaX

? e6600/ds3/f7 bios?

I have a week 28 e6600 and have no problems being orthos stable/boot stable 9 x 400 @ 1.53vcore, idle 36 load 58, of course on a gigabyte ds3, f6 and f7 bios.
10-18-2006, 11:07 AM
Marvin_The_Martian

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lestat

Martian.

the defualt timings are EXACTLY what the ram spec's out for.
even my gskill 6400 HZ's which can easily do 1100 4-4-4 or 4-5-4 but not on this board run at their defualt spd at 800 mhz which is 5-5-5-15.
at 667 they spd at 4-4-4 and the board shows that.

it reads the spd right from the ram so blame the ram companies.

Nono I said subtimings :toast: I know spd's are programmed for compatibility though, but I'm just saying that when left on auto when I oc my ram the higher speed they run the auto settings compensates with looseing those timings to much. I can thighten them myself in the bios or through memset so it's not like the auto settings compensates for a to high oc with lower subtimings. Know what I mean now? Now this is my first intel board so go easy on me if this is normal :toast:
10-18-2006, 11:39 AM
HamidFULL

guys Why I cant go over 1000MHz 1:1 with my Patriot DDR2-6400 Micron D9 based?
did you have same issuse?

kenofstephen Please upload new betas we need ...

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