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damn I really pray its not the board. pain in the arse to if there's anything wrong with this board in our country. Bro I've read in your kingston thread that you're gonna try corsair 6gb+kingston 6gb= 12gb. How did it go? Mine won't post when I combine them.
anyone have an issue where the board wont shut itself off, i mean the OS shuts down properly, but the board and system wont power down, i have to manually power it down, doesnt happen all the time, sometimes, running latest bios? anyone? thanks.
I had that several months ago with older BIOS revisions. I was able to fix it changing the S1/S3 settings in advanced power management menu.
What did you change it to? thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by SAE
I must admit, I don't remember exactly. I think the default setting (S1?) did not work and I changed it either to S3 or S1/S3 combined.
wow r3es are getting lots of rave. anyone who has a classified tested r3e vs classy yet?
btw i noticed if u pass first 10 mins of prime for ram stability test, it usually goes up to 2 hours. Is there anyway to skip the first 2 hours and get right on to the part where it usually crashes? =P
also how long is classified's warranty duration?
hmm if i was u wont make a lot of assumptions on dram testing on short period with primeQuote:
Originally Posted by blizz
use everest and check ure mem speed
notice every time it changes
so think of ure mem is running a cycle etc
sometimes starting at certain cycle can mislead stability
always do long test
no shortcuts
only shorcuts u can do on i7 would be on starting at certain fft etc for dram
but overall for x58 smaller dram fft is more strenuous than 4096
for 775 was the opposite
the r3e can even put a atombomb as a feature
but with useless bios.. all i can do is LOL all day long
wahhaha just trying my luck... ok i be good boy slowly prime95 it.Quote:
Originally Posted by cstkl1
LMAO at r3e. whats the atombomb. dun really know din really read up on that board yet. if bios useless really bangballs le. hahaaaaga.
bro bro..reading back the posts, i'm trying to run 6-6-6-18 1600 instead of busting my skull on 2000 c8. Its seems that it needs much lower voltages and its much stable in the early stages of prime95 blend custom 5.4gb as opposed to 2000c8. Your kingston post got me tweaking again after seeing the low voltages needed. Currently I'm at 1.275vtt/1.57vdimm running for an hour already with auto on subtimings alli did was set 6-6-6-18/1n. On the quote u mentioned that whatever voltage stable for 2000mhz c8 = 1600c6.. do you mean vtt/vdimm ratio instead? because voltages were really different on your kingston post with 6-7-6-18 1600.Quote:
Originally Posted by cstkl1
i tried all the settings, they all wont boot into windows, only default s1 worked.Quote:
Originally Posted by SAE
interesting safe bet thats ure 2k c8 voltage and sounds about rightQuote:
Originally Posted by blizz
cant do 1.56?? if can ure ram should be able to do 2133 8-9-8-24 at 1.66v
btw eleet reading is wrong. ure set voltage is more accurate to the voltage u need
vtt. hmm if 1.275v (75mv) for 1600 then 1.325(125mv) for 1866 and 1.45 (250mv)for 2kc8, (300mv)1.5 for 2050 ,350mv for 2100 and 375 for 2133
1.5v
Anyone could help me?Quote:
Originally Posted by Esajuppeli
Hey all, I'm running an E760 with BIOS 59. Last night I went to do a Windows install using the IDE controller, had both my HDD and optical drive on the same IDE channel. Jumpers were set correctly. I went in the BIOS, and set the SATA/PATA controller to IDE mode, as well as switching the SATA mode to IDE and Legacy for kicks and giggles. I left ACPI enabled. When I booted off my XP disk, it would load all the preliminary files and right as it started detecting the hard drive, it would BSOD with an ACPI error. So I went in the BIOS, disabled APCI, rebooted, and now it just BSOD where it did before, but without the APCI error. That was on a stripped XP install. So I try installing a regular bloated XP disk, and it gets just as far, but then it hangs at the exact same place. Anyone have any ideas? According to nLite, I didn't remove any of the ACPI drivers. Any ideas? Is it because I'm using a IDE drive and not SATA?
But you DID install the JMicron drivers?! :D
Installing on IDE mode later switching over to acpi in bios requires you to change a registry switch before changing the setting in your bios. I think installing on ACPI and later doing ide mode works without that reg hack (iirc).
Won't install either way, with either ACPI enabled or disabled.Quote:
Originally Posted by SAE
I shouldn't have to slipstream the JMicron drivers should I?
I think I found the problem, nLite was setting the computer profile to uniprocessor ACPI instead of multiprocessor ACPI.
Oh. Were you able to fix it now?
BTW, new BIOS for those gulftown users out there:
http://kingpincooling.com/forum/showthread.php?t=736
About damn time. :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by SAE
I'm having the same issue with Vantage. but at any speed it will fail with an error. I will post error later today.Quote:
Originally Posted by Esajuppeli
Anyone have any thoughts on this?Quote:
Originally Posted by t_ski
PM = Power Management? S1, S3 enabled and used?
Does it power up again after shutting off? Or do you have to switch it on manually then? Did you get that with the older GT bioses too? 4x, 5x versions.
http://www.evga.com/forums/tm.aspx?m=364058
Bios 64 released
BIOS 64 Updates:
* Adds 1.5x uncore support for B1 CPU
* Adds number of GPUs detected at bootup
* Adds RC/AC setting in memory timings
On the latest BIOS 64;
http://i225.photobucket.com/albums/d...fiedStable.png
can anyone tell me what means error 89 @ Debug LED???
Can't see the Classified boot screen since I updated the BIOS.
Any idea?
lol... you should read evga's discussion threads... those bootscreen images took too much space from bios rom, so they had to go to make that space usable for fixes.