Asus P6T Deluxe Discussion Thread

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Originally Posted by Robilar

As per Vodka's testing above, I also test flashed the P6TD Deluxe over to the 0006 bios.

Works without any side effects or issues here as well.

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:wave:


Same here !

I use my P6TD Deluxe with the 0006 bios since 8 months and no problem at all .

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Originally Posted by vodka3dg

cool, so you could, in theory, actually put any linux distro in it to boot from :D nice find!

how much memory does the SSD actually have? does it appear in windows too?

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It's essentially just a 512MB USB flash drive soldered to a header on the board.

It only appears in windows with the P6X58D BIOS.

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Originally Posted by ieatrawbacos

It's essentially just a 512MB USB flash drive soldered to a header on the board.

It only appears in windows with the P6X58D BIOS.

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oh... i see... but, doesn't it appear in the F8 bios boot menu?

sorry for the delayed PM replies...

I flashed my P6TD Deluxe with the 0006 v1 bios and I can now overclock my i7 950 to 4.2 GHz, no more throttling problems. Nevertheless, I encounter a random stability : 4.2 Ghz passed on LinX 15 times (32 minutes) and on the Everest stability tool during 1 h. OCCT failed after a few minutes.

I switched off my PC then turned it on, launched LinX again and an error appears after 2 min 9 s !

Why this difference in stability ? 32 minutes LinX + 1 h Everest stability tool both seem reliable ? Are you in face of the same behaviour with LinX ? Or is the motherboard responsible for ? Because it will be impossible to determine a stable frequency if stability tools show such discrepancies !

I forgot to mention that I never applied high voltages (Vcpu=1.4 V max, Vqpi=1.325 V max, Vram= 1.62 V max) and the CPU temperature did not exceed 72°C, so that the components are not damaged.

@overclock: now that u mention this i was also experiencing some random lockups recently...

there where 2 things that i had to fix: first was, memory (sub)timings. second, bump vQPI from 1.3250 to 1.3500v...

those two steps seem to have brought stability back to my system. hope it helps!

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Never mind, didn't work... got a random lockup again... run a memtest to be sure it wasn't a memory related issue but 2 passes showed no signs of errors.

anyone else experiencing this kind of issues (random instability with previous stable settings)?

Hello .

My P6TD deluxe is crossflashed with bios 0006 but now it is impossible to go back to original bios because the original bios is not identified as compatible bios !!!

:eek::eek::eek:

How can i do ?

thanking you in advance .

Just use the same dos tool that you used to do the cross flash ;)

Don't use the bios ezflash feature :up:

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Originally Posted by jVIDIA

Just use the same dos tool that you used to do the cross flash ;)

Don't use the bios ezflash feature :up:

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Thank you for the quick answer but i do not remember which tool i used :slapass:

Have you got an idea ? :yawn:

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...postcount=1213

;)

Thank you very much . :up:

I would love to see my vanilla p6t with a similar 0006 bios though I doubt it will happen so I guess it is time to fire up this RampageIII extreme.

No more P6T Deluxe 1v/v2 bios news ?! :(

Booooringgggggggggg :D

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Originally Posted by jVIDIA

No more P6T Deluxe 1v/v2 bios news ?! :(

Booooringgggggggggg :D

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I guess our beloved P6T deluxe it's considered an old motherboard from Asus these days :(

Yes it's a shame :(

It would be wonderfull to have someone to mod bios for this boards.

:D

is this thread dead? anyone know whats the latest stable bios?

For P6T Deluve v2 is the 1003.

;)

any new modded bios for tdp/tdc unlocking?

0006 works but has the infamous x20 multiplier bug :(

NEW Asus P6T Deluxe V2 BIOS 1108:

BIOS 1108 released November 9, 2010
http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/...XE-V2-1108.zip

Description (ASUS):

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Support new CPUs. Please refer to our website at: http://support.asus.com/cpusupport/c...Language=en-us


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This BIOS should be posted on the Download page November 11th.

does bios setting "CPU Differential Amplitude" help to overclock?
is 800mv safe? how much motherboard sets in AUTO mode?

Bios 2209 says it take the Extreme 980X cpu.. Anyone confirm this with a Asus P6T Deluxe (V1) version??

is it safe to leave QPI voltage higher than CPU voltage?

Some new options are available under CPU configuration in the new bios (1108) mostly related to CPU power management (C states management, ACPI, etc). Using Ci7 920 and P6T Deluxe v2.

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Originally Posted by Lu(ky

Bios 2209 says it take the Extreme 980X cpu.. Anyone confirm this with a Asus P6T Deluxe (V1) version??

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I'm on 2209 and my 980x runs fine.

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Originally Posted by unclewebb

Are there any i7-980X Gulftown owners trying to use this board and still having throttling issues?

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I've been away from the forums the last six months so I didn't see this post until now.

Anyway, I've got a 980X on a P6T Deluxe V2 that I'm running at 5GHz with the help of a Vapo LS.
But I've been really annoyed by the fact that it throttles as soon as I put some load on all cores!

I have downloaded your ThrottleStop program and will try it out when I get home tomorrow!

boy my P6T was a beast. took my 930to 5.3, but unfortunately I had to buy the dang X58D premium BIOS for slowmode :(