were you using 1102 before?
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were you using 1102 before?
Nope he was on 0610... but I sitll don't have aclue why he needed more ram volts than before... I needed a bit more NB voltage from 0901 on, as ram performance was a tad better from there on than earlier versions...
thx ;) somebody can tell me what is the different between c-state tech and c1-e ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Martin.v.r
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...&postcount=472Quote:
Originally Posted by Paodaf
If it increases OC'bility , what do you think it does :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Timbosan
yes, enabled it helps a little with bandwidth & OCing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Timbosan
Whenever I enable it it causes system instability, ram won't pass any kind of stress testing. Turn it off and system is back to 100% stability. Even when not overclocking and using the ram's default timings and 2.1v just enabling that causes instability for me. I have yet to find any combination of settings(or bios revision) that allow for stability and that setting enabled. I've even added up to 2.3v and that did nothing to make it stable with Mem OC Charger enabled.Quote:
Originally Posted by ThugsRook
quite the opposite using Mushkin PC6400. i can enable MOC charger at any stable speed without losing stability or PL settings. (@ 1.9v upto about 1120mhz)Quote:
Originally Posted by khaydin
Same here using 4gb of Crucial Ballistix Tracer Red :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by ThugsRook
I decided i like 1103 better than 0901 now actually.
I can somehow hit a slightly higher stable CPU speed & RAM speed with the exact same settings as 0901 :)
My board came with 0605? Does that mean it was a kind of early one? I still haven't figured out if it's defective >.<
I'm using 0704 right now
http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f3...titled-1-5.jpg
Here is mine so far with Scythe Ninja and 2.02v memory.
with BIOS 1102 and 1103 when I load setup defaults the computer does not post. I have to use the CMOS jumper. Does anyone else have the same problem?
Somebody knows where to find the audio drivers (for AD2000B)?
Are they present ONLY on Asus website? SoundMax? These are a little 'dated ... compared to generic realtek drivers that come 2 or 3 times a month.
I tried to look for driver on www.analog.com but here I found nothing.
Thanks! Cloud.
didn't have that with neither bios... maybe result of a bad flash... try popping the battery for a few minutes then put it back, boot with one dimm... then enter bios and set correct voltages for ya ram as starter...Quote:
Originally Posted by Ruslan
Do you have sound related problems ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cloud76
With 1103 I just got my ram to pass PL8/Strong 1.96v, 1133mhz, SRC Enabled, MemOC Charger Enabled, 5-5-5-15 Trfc 55 !!! Tested PL7/Moderate and it failed, if I can hit PL7 it will be on lighest or light. If I did get PL7 to pass on lightest would that be much of a performance increase over PL8/Strong???
I have no sound related problems, but I did notice this started happening after I installed an extra 4 GB of ram to make it 8 GB total. Not a big deal just something I came across.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leeghoofd
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Originally Posted by Cloud76
No, I must install all software and drivers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leeghoofd
I ask this to install the latest driver available and on Asus web site SoundMax version is of May (first release i think for ad2000b).
I would know if I must wait on Asus web site for new audio drivers update for ADI codecs or if there are newer release from the producer (like it happens with Realtek codecs...).
:)
Did you up NB voltage ? hopefully the dimms are actively cooled...Quote:
Originally Posted by Ruslan
Looks official now. It showed up on the main download page.
http://img381.imageshack.us/img381/7579/biosbc5.jpg
What about the boot block though?Quote:
Originally Posted by AgentGOD
Hi, need help with some tensions, IŽd like to know max V I can use safely with Q6600 about:
CPU Voltage: Maybe 1.45?
CPU PLL Voltage: 1.6 ?
FSB Termination Voltage: 1.5 ?
Well like I doubt about NB, maybe 1.4 ?
Thanks a lot!
nobody? :(Quote:
Originally Posted by nex-3
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C_stateQuote:
Originally Posted by nex-3
After a few trial-and-error runs, i came up with this:
- Lowered CPU PLL Voltage from 1,52v to 1,50v
- Lowered FSB Termination Voltage from 1,26v to 1,20v
- Lowered VCORE voltage from 1,43750v to 1,42500v (go easy, these are BIOS values)
- Increased NB voltage from 1,28v to 1,30v
Still stable and a tiny bit cooler on the CPU. Also tightened a bit more the RAM timings and it holds. I'm gonna depurate this a bit more and then post a template/pictures.
I am guessing i can lower the VCORE a bit more because my NB had the voltage too low and crashed when i lowered VCORE? Time and testing will tell :D