5 hours prime stabil E8400@4,250ghz with OCZ reapers pc 8500 new rev.system water cooled.24/7settings and its game stabil
giga ud3r bios F6
http://www.abload.de/img/alles425o3ed.jpg
5 hours prime stabil E8400@4,250ghz with OCZ reapers pc 8500 new rev.system water cooled.24/7settings and its game stabil
giga ud3r bios F6
http://www.abload.de/img/alles425o3ed.jpg
I tired with bumping from 1.506v to 1.55v in bios, still the system restarts while priming linpack.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ghostleader
i believe you meant MCH voltage right? which is 1.4vQuote:
Originally Posted by PakaPaka
is the F6 bios more stable than F5 on ud3r?Quote:
Originally Posted by siyah
Which one?
Gonna buy a GA EP45 UD3P as a bench kit, will it be a good choice?
Want to use a E8600 and a Q9650 on it (dice pot)
Thanks...
Oh one more question, are all UD3Ps rev. A3? Rev A2 P45 chipset sucks :mad:
UD3P are either rev 1.0 or rev 1.1, where do you get A3 and A2?Quote:
Originally Posted by TheGanG
Quote:
Originally Posted by TheGanG
EP45 UD3P = A3
EP45 Extreme an older models = A2
He mean chipset P45 which is rev.A3Quote:
Originally Posted by Bail_w
http://www.yourpicbox.com/images/ofGwkphXG4020.png
eheh, so...Quote:
Originally Posted by stasio
Thanks bro...Quote:
Originally Posted by Jor3lBR
Have seen your score and mobo, so EP45 UD3P will be a good choice :cool:
Still cant get this UD3R to post at anything other than optimized defaults setting.
I thought it was the fact that I was only using a 4 pin atx power connector so I got myself an 8 pin, exact same problem, no difference whatsoever. Board was brand new when I got it, flashed to F6 bios and have tried extremely mild overclocks, nothing is working at all.
If I disable all the crap in advanced bios like thermal monitor 2, eist function, and c1e, and then change cpu voltage to 1.25v and maybe bump ddr voltage and change settings to 10x300 which should be a piece of cake for an e5200, I just get a series of reboots until it resets the settings to default.
I feel like im missing some glaring setting that is preventing me from getting any OC done here. Otherwise this board is just completely bunk.
Well, what is the difference between rev 1.0 and rev 1.1? Haven't seen this information on CPU-Z...Quote:
Originally Posted by Bail_w
Maybe it's the PSU. Changing the adapter doesn't necessarily mean you're getting better power to the board. What PSU are you using?Quote:
Originally Posted by Snoodge
630 watt raidmax modular psu. all the lines look perfect under hardware monitor. I was running an Asus P5B with this psu and had a couple of processors that I tried that could get into windows (not stable) at 4ghz. And this board cant even post at anything but stock with the same psu? Just seems crazy.Quote:
Originally Posted by NghtShd
:shrug:
No offense, but that PSU is utter garbage. Invest in a quality PSU. Even a Corsair 450 would be leaps and bounds better than that. I'm using one to power my UD3R and it's fantastic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snoodge
Snoodge,
Try new BIOS F7a
TheGanG,
difference between rev 1.0 and rev 1.1 is modification of heatsink
What are the stated differences?Quote:
Originally Posted by SPQQKY
I just put the e5200 back in my P5B and am installing windows no prob @ 1066mhz mem and 3.67ghz with 1.375v.
I was hoping I could pull more out of this chip and I think I could with the right board. Im reluctant to swap boards AGAIN just to flash the bios and find out its the same story.
I don't think your P5B can do DDR2-1800,like UD3R :yepp:Quote:
Originally Posted by Snoodge
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=507623
After a week of fun in the Extreme, now it's time to apply some gained skills on the UD3P :up:
What I thought it was impossible is so far holding strong on my UD3P. This board and cpu just keep going and going! The hard part is to use the least amount of volts for the cpu and highest mem strap and timings possible.
Noticed I changed voltages from Team Xtreem to G.Skills a bit but that was only because of larger RAM used for testing.
All this in cheap water cooling system.
I try to send as many pics of the entire testing process (beginning/middle/ end) because I noticed many fake SS's around the web of people adjusting voltages and/or cutting blend tests as customs trying to deceive people here...
[IBT&HCI Memtes: EP45-UD3P + Q9650@4500Mhz + 2Gb_DDR2@1334Mhz PL7]
Beginning:
http://i42.tinypic.com/jh4odl.jpg
Middle:
http://i40.tinypic.com/9r69ms.jpg
End + 100% HCI Memtest:
http://i44.tinypic.com/2zxqtt3.jpg
[Prime95 Blend: EP45-UD3P + Q9650@4500Mhz + 4Gb_DDR2@1250Mhz PL8]
http://i41.tinypic.com/14wvkbb.jpg
...
I will post more results and templates during the next week, this was very very very hard to achieve and needed some voodoo magic to work! :up:
Now lets move on to get closer to 5000Mhz stable ;)
...
very nice jor3lBr!
Are you running in dual channel? Try taking one out and seeing if you can OC with a single stick of ram.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snoodge
I can't get my board to post in dual channel at all!!!!
Jor3lBR, very nice!
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jor3lBR
Once again Awesome Job! I've been trying for 4500 24/7 since i got this board. 4410 is as far as i have made it, and that was mosly your settings. I'll be checking back hourly for your 4500 template. I'll drop my other 2x2gb and just use the Gskil 9600's. Thanks in Advance!
Quote:
Originally Posted by radaja
Thanks guys! I'm only here pushing because of such a nice group we have here. It's just great to help and learn :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by nugzo
I'm on my 3rd Prime95 blend pass 4hrs-6hrs. I turn the computer on Prime95 starts, I use the computer then I shut it down. I hardly leave it 24 hrs cause I can have a big explosion if I leave it unattended :yepp:Quote:
Originally Posted by coop
Hey Coop yeah thanks the only difference is you have a Dual Core and I'm on a Quad Core, they are kinda different when it comes to benching and stability. Quad cores are very tough to get stable above 4500Mhz.
"Hey Coop yeah thanks the only difference is you have a Dual Core and I'm on a Quad Core, they are kinda different when it comes to benching and stability. Quad cores are very tough to get stable above 4500Mhz."
I can appreciate that. With only 2 cores I find myself on the quest again for 8hrs. Getting closer though. Like I said, 7.54 on Tue. and last night 7.57. Never really was a fan of running P95 for so long but this time I have accepted the challenge. I did want to do it with 1.37xxv vcore though, but that was not to be. .....atm
** oh yes, those thumbs above were to be clickable but I have forgot much.
Hey guys, found these forums when I was trying to figure out all this stuff, a billion thanks to Coop, Jor, and others for posting your temps, I was completely confused with all these crazy settings at first.
Here is my best so far, 9x500 with my e8400. Running prime now for over an hour and we'll see how long it lasts, but it should be about stable.
http://img8.imageshack.us/img8/1113/9x500gd8.jpg
This look ok? I'm on air, but running a 120 eXtreme with a push/pull and a HR-05 SLI/fan on the NB.
Two things though, for some reason I have to set my mCH way high to get a decent FSB out of this board stable. I know I can do 4.4 on this chip (tested 7hr prime 484x9 @ 1.4v) but when I set it to 550x8 @ 1.4mCH I can't even boot into windows. Is one of my other settings wrong?
Also, any tips for getting faster timings/PL on the ram? I have the G. Skill 2x2 8500's, but can't seem to get them near PL8 like some of you have.
Oh yeah and I'm doing this on the new 8f BIOS out today.
Great job, jor3lBr!:clap: