Oh ya sorry its not actual voltages. I dont think there is a sensor for vdimm on these boards.Quote:
Originally Posted by Formann
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Oh ya sorry its not actual voltages. I dont think there is a sensor for vdimm on these boards.Quote:
Originally Posted by Formann
From 1683Mhz the next step is 2100Mhz.Quote:
Originally Posted by Majed
Since UCLK needs to run at twice the speed of RAM, you need UCLK to run at 4200Mhz. Not all CPUs are able to do this, and certainly not on air.
You are already at 1.37v QPI/DRAM, and since its not recomended to run over 1.35 for 24/7 I wouldnt try to solve the problem by increasing the voltage.
It might also be that your RAM needs additional voltage, but since it wont even boot, my money is on the UCLK/Uncore. (1.65-1.7 is max recomended for 24/7)
Or, maybe the AUTO setting on DRAM Timing fails, and is running to tight. Try running Manual instead of AUTO and make sure the DRAM Timings are 9-9-9-30.
You should try running 21x multi (191x21). This way you can run 1900Mhz on RAM and you´ll only need 3800Mhz UCLK.
If you really want 2000Mhz, you need to increase BCLK to 200 and either run 20x multi or 4200Mhz on CPU (200x21).
Be aware that the 20x (all even multis?) usually requires higher CPU voltage than 19x and 21x (all odd?).
Good,Quote:
Originally Posted by Formann
as soon as i went back to home will try your comments and post the results.
Thanks alot.
Any place I can go to add a bunch of stuff to OC Palm and make it half as useful?
Also, I hope they come up with a fix soon. Running Quad-SLi, sometimes it can't decide which is the correct video card and makes the bottom one primary, so I have to shut off and turn on like 5 times until it realized that top one is primary.
Hi all,
Does anyone know where I can get the Enzotech MST-73 and the MST-88 for the P6T deluxe?
Anywhere is the UK or anywhere that will ship to UK?
Just ordered a MIPS NB/SB waterblock but don't want to put the mosfets under water.
Anyone got any other solution idea?
Cheers guys
Quote:
Originally Posted by Majed
Essentially use higher CPU Ratio (X21) and less BCLK in order to relax Uncore frequency.
A little question..can i use a X5550 cpu on my Asus P6T Deluxe v2? or it's only working on a dual socket system?
Thanks,
JP.
AFAIK Xeon 55XX series only works in a 2P motherboard... however you can use a Xeon 35XX series in a 1P motherboard like the P6T V2.Quote:
Originally Posted by JPQY
Quote:
Originally Posted by mk_dir
Will a Xeon 35XX work in a P6T V1 board?
Thx
Yes, but very strange. No fully support:down:Quote:
Originally Posted by Burner27
In the bios missing:
DRAM Multipliers other than 1:3 and 1:4
QPI Transfer Rate
Uncore Frequency
Okay.
here's my try.
this is the achievement i got and i think it's good so far,, but really i don't know about the heat.
i think 81c max is safe at 100% x8 load!??
here is the pic.
LinX test.
http://img194.imageshack.us/img194/9434/77159513.jpg
the droping in GFlops score cause i was using windows.
Prime95 Test
http://img189.imageshack.us/img189/9610/24630779.jpg
http://img200.imageshack.us/img200/1778/27727790.jpg
and this is my Bios Setting
your thought.?Code:CPU Ratio : 19
SpeedStep : Disable
BCLK : 206
PCIE : 101
DRAM: 1651
UCLK : Auto
QPI : Auto
DRAM Timing : 8:8:8:16
CPU Volt : 1.20625
CPU PPL : 1.80
QPI/DRAM : 1.26075
IOH Volt : 1.18
DRAM Bus : 1.66
CPU Differential Amp : 800mV
* Skew : Disable.
CPU Tm Fun. : Disable
A20M: Disable
SpeedStep : Disable
left is auto
Does that also apply to the P6T Deluxe V2 with the latest bios?Quote:
Originally Posted by angelreaper
Yes. But more options is lock in bios, not only when working with Xeon:Quote:
Originally Posted by bmg
http://img39.imageshack.us/img39/1153/37285791.jpg
For my xeon I buy EX58-EXTREME:
http://img6.imageshack.us/img6/3912/x4500.jpg
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=577039
http://img6.imageshack.us/img6/3519/x4000.jpg
Now I`m happy:up:
I need some help with a friends build I am doing on a V2 board. For some reason I can not get the 2 x DVD-ROM drives to work, or show up under MYCOMPUTER? I am running 2 x 300GB WD VelociRaptor in a raid -0- with 1 x WD 640GB storage drive. All HD shows up fine but for some reason I can not get the DVD-ROM to show up? I am running BIOS 504. I am also running a 920 CO batch as of right now NO OCing just stock settings... If someone has any quick ideas would be great, I need to finish this build and give back to him. I think a SATA PORT may be dead. I ran a seperate line to my DVD-ROM and I smelt a electrical burning smell and shut system down. Has the V2 board ever had problems with the SATA PORTS like this?
http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/j...n/IMG_1643.jpg
Found the problem 1 dead SATA PORT oh well I guess no plug in for the front panel sata on the case.. Just happy I found the problem now I can start the OCing fun...:yepp:
CPU header is fine. But, I think chassis fans 2 & 3 are going. The will not work on boot. Ten, may start for a while and stop again. I keep Q-Fan Disabled. But, I turned them on an off and flashed the bios with no luck.
The PDF said max 84W. I think I using 8.64W. Worked fine for many months.
Think my board is damaged?
http://chuckbam.com/i7_P6T-D/Therl011609-2.PNG
New bios for Asus P6T Deluxe - 1605
ftp://ftp.asus.com.tw/pub/asus/mb/lg...ELUXE-1605.zip
Fix the W3520 issues?Quote:
Originally Posted by angelreaper
Thanks :) Also keen to hear if it fixed your W3520 issues?Quote:
Originally Posted by angelreaper
Quote:
Originally Posted by bmg
Someone else to say. I sold my P6T Deluxe V1/V2 and buy Gigabyte EX58-Extreme.Quote:
Originally Posted by TraX
how do you like that Gigabyte in comparison to the Asus? worth the switch? and why not the UD5 instead of Extreme? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by angelreaper
For my YES. Full support for Xeon:Quote:
Originally Posted by ben805
http://img3.imageshack.us/img3/3131/x4000l10.jpg
Bios is very rich of options.
Extreme because no UD5 when they shop:)
nice, so if I wanted to run only air cooled on this Extreme version is the waterblock going to be a problem or does it come with a separte heatsink to swap out the block? and how hot does your VREG get when you were running LinX? :)
Ben,Quote:
Originally Posted by ben805
I had this Gigabyte Extreme in the past. This board like Asus is very cool, it stay warm @load, no need for air cooling or WC on the NB, maybe only if you go SLI and don't have good airflow in side.
I know you don't like eVGA X58 SLI if there VREG high temps when @load, so you will be very pleased with the Extreme or UD5. From what i remenber the only 'weak point' of Gigabyte X58 boards was the slow boot when you power on the first time.
Can someone upload the file?Quote:
Originally Posted by angelreaper
Link is broken...
You don't have to do a single thing right if you change you curent 920 C0 stepping for a D0 one???
i have the ASUS P6T-Dlx and both the eVGA X58 Vanilla and classified.
The eVGA Vanilla fan is not loud. And the board stays a lot cooler then the ASUS P6T because the mosfets arent intigrated into the stock heat sink.
So whoever told you that the eVGA board was hotter then the ASUS didnt know what he was talking about.
Also the ASUS gets hot under load, and high end oc. (once again because of the connecting mosfets).
There both great boards tho, however im kinda tired of the asus.
My favorate right now is my classified.
I had Asus P6T V2 and no problems with high temps anywhere on the board. My eVGA X58 SLI vanilla his a bit hot @load but nothing special, but higher then the P6T V2. I use WC in all my systems.Quote:
Originally Posted by NaeKuh
My last 3 boards in this order: Gigabyte X58 Xtreme, Asus P6T V2 and now eVGA X58 SLI.
My preference goes to eVGA, but Gigabyte Xtreme is a strong and great board.
I'm also tired of Asus and there 'buggy' boards.
Nah trust bro.
The eVGA will run cooler if anything because the mosfets arent connected directly to the nb heat pipe.
The mosfets is what really cooks on the board when your processor is loaded.
My P6T-Dlx
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...IMG_0132-1.jpg
Pifft.. the classified is much smaller then you guys think. When they brought it out, they made it sound like it was a full blown server EATX.
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...i/IMG_1344.jpg
i think that proves i owned the 2 boards being heavy debated on. :rofl:
The fan really isnt that loud. I dont quite get the person who said it was loud when most likely your cpu fan will be louder.
If you have the budget:
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...i/IMG_1381.jpg
^ get that and dont look back.
Otherwise id go for the giggy X58-extreme and then it would be a tossup between the vanilla evga and p6T.
But i heard asus has turbo throttling so you guys better be weary of that.
Quote:
Originally Posted by unclewebb
What's your ambient angelreaper?Quote:
Originally Posted by angelreaper
Just get it from the Asus support forum...Quote:
Originally Posted by Nocturno
EDIT:
----------------------
1. Support new Express Gate version
2. Fix system may hang after resume from S3
Thnkz mate ;)
The board is stone cold:up: No problem run only air cooled, I`m cooling xeon with Megahalems. Install for my hybrid silent-pipe 2 and leave waterblock, work cold. Only bad thing in this board is a vdroop, but there pencil mod:Quote:
Originally Posted by ben805
http://www.abload.de/image.php?img=vcore-droopwyub.jpg
23CQuote:
Originally Posted by devsk
http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/...ELUXE-1605.zipQuote:
Originally Posted by Nocturno
Enjoy:)
Lemme guess, multiplier throttling still not fixed?Quote:
Originally Posted by angelreaper
Quote:
Originally Posted by Astratuner
ahem :shrug:
seems P6T Deluxe V1 could run high BCLK's using extreme cooling.... I just realized when i tested with dry ice...
Before that running only with air cooling stuck at BCLK 206 for 3d bench and 217 suicide... hopeless and just wanna sell it..
But when i cooled the cpu ... run spi4m @228bclk's and 226 3D
here spi4m SS..
http://img25.imageshack.us/img25/8760/p6tdeluxe.jpg
running a brand new p6t dlx v2. Did a everest stability test and experienced instant serious mouse lag. Flashed to the latest 502 bios already. BTW the temps before burn in with an arctic cooler extreme was around 70-75 load.
Additionally in 3dmark vantage ran today on my system, p5b deluxe with oc e6600 3.2g and this I7 920 p6t deluxe v2 I see something strange hopefully someone can point me in the right direction
e6600 (oc: 3.2g) w/ p5b deluxe 3dmark vantage-
cpu test 1 - 759.96
cpu test 2 - 78.64
I7 920 (stock) w/ P6t Deluxe v2 3dmark vantage-
cpu test 1 - 2452.46
cpu test 2 - 22.29 ***notice the e6600 is WAY higher??
The final scores for cpu from 3dmark vantage are:
e6600 - 20357
I7 920 - 17473
what is going on here:confused:?
Hi:)
Does any of you have a Xeon W3520 whit 6Gb Gskill Trident 2000Mhz, and have this litle babys running a 2000Mhz ??
Because i have, and i can`t do that, even whit QPI at 1.62.
Im gonna kill my self:down:
Can any one give me a litle help, please.
PS-> Sorry my bad English.:up:
HT ON.Quote:
Originally Posted by torahtrance
disable it.
HT ON?
you mean Hyper Threading? Isn't that an amazing feature though???
Yep, you're right. It took me a hour one day to figure out what the hell was going on.Quote:
Originally Posted by NaeKuh
Unless you're using one of the very, very few programs that can utilize 8 threads, I don't think it's worth keeping on. I can lower my voltage and to quote Kevin Bacon in Animal House "All is well!".Quote:
HT ON?
you mean Hyper Threading? Isn't that an amazing feature though???
Question:
Is it NOT recommended to run 12GB of DDR3-1600 on any X58 mobo due to 'instability' ? Is it better to run either DDR3-1600 at DDR3-1333 settings or is it just better to buy DDR3-1333?
http://chuckbam.com/Posts/3DMARKVP9434.PNGQuote:
Originally Posted by torahtrance
Hi
I have OCZ Blade DDR3 run at 1650MHz cas 7 at 1.68 volt to get it stable!.
and QPI at 1.26Volt, it's on the limit of 0.5 volt
is it bad to set that volt for the ram or the cpu?
I'm running 12GB of OCZ Platinum and it does not affect my OC in any form or way other than the proc is running about ~1C hotter. Having only 6GB did not yield any gain for me, infact...12GB no problem with the following speed and timing so I'd say get the 1600+:Quote:
Originally Posted by Burner27
@1600 (200 bclk): 7-7-7-24-1T, 1.65v.
@1680 (210 bclk): 8-8-8-24-1T, 1.65v.
@1720 (215 bclk): 9-9-9-24-1T, 1.65v.
06/08/2009 09:28AM 919,985 P6T-ASUS-DELUXE-1606.zip
1606 ]
----------------------
Improve compatibility with some eSATA devices
ftp://ftp.asus.com.tw/pub/asus/mb/LGA1366/P6T_Deluxe/
.
Anyone have this problem on the V2 board. After a incomplete OC attempt it will give me a blank screen, so I have to do a hard reboot then when I try to do another OC attempt it does the same thing. So I put back the OC setting I had stable and no reboot. Is there a secret to a bad OC attempt that I have to go thru without having to clear cmos and redo my raid -0- every time? My V1 board I never had this problem starting to get frustrated with the board. I am running the newest BIOS V2 has out..
Thanks
agree with you. tried even using (4x2gb ram) (5x2gb ram) and (5x2gb and 1gb) and even they are not same spec.Quote:
Originally Posted by ben805
This D0 rock man. even only at this but compare with my old 965ES and 920 C0......
@chuckbam thx for the link.
http://img197.imageshack.us/img197/453/64435118.jpg
http://img8.imageshack.us/img8/4964/59193178.jpg
Quote:
Originally Posted by chuckbam
What is up with Asus keep rolling out new BIOS with all those BS updates, they really need to pull their head out of the sand and fix the dang multiplier throttling nonsense! :cord:
Quote:
Originally Posted by ben805
4.51Ghz is a very hi OC. What makes you think other boards do not have throttling at that MHz. I have not seen anyone else clock that hi. I have a Noctua NH-U12P and don't think it could cool that speed. I think you need to go liquid cooling.
Hey guys what BIOS is better for OCing on a V2 board 0504 or 0406???? If anyone out there can give me a quick reply that would be great I have left many thread questions already no reply's. :(
Fix it? It's being done on purpose...Quote:
Originally Posted by ben805
Ben, what's voltages you used for 4.51?Quote:
Originally Posted by ben805
i'm on the 1605 bios, still experiencing turbo throttle. Look below at cpuz and compare multi to realtemps. I'm not sure which is correct or is this a realtemp issue. Inputs appreciated. Thanks.
http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r...45ghz1384v.jpg
I see there is a 1606 now too. Anyone try this yet?
Neither RealTemp nor CPU-z are correct, although RealTemp is closer. RealTemp displays the multi rounded to the nearest 1/2.
In order to see what the actual multiplier is with no rounding, you need to use i7 Turbo:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=225450
Please test 1606 and report back if it still throttles. I would assume it does, but one can hope.
Shameless copy of my post on the ASUS forum:
I'm still having some issues that i can't figure out myself. Maybe a fresh look on my problem can help me out.
I'm having serveral problems with my P6T Deluxe.
First my G15 USB keyboard is not detected when it is connected to the back (on MB itself). When i connect it to the front of my case (Antec P182) it works fine. Tried all Bios versions. 1505 seemed to work, but then i updated to 1604 and now its gone. Bios setting is set to Hi-speed. Full speed is not an option as i copy a lot to my usb drive and i need the speed.
Second., I wish to use the S3 standby (hibernate) functionality of Vista. I can get this to work fine EXCEPT when i choose "allow this device to wake the computer" on the marvell nic. I want to use this to remotely wake the computer. When i enable the setting "allow.....", and want to resume the computer from its sleep mode by pressing the spacebar on my G15, the keyboard starts flashing and the fans in my case start blowing but nothing happens. I have to remove the powercord from the pc to get my pc startup normally because my G15 is showing nervous things :)
Strange thing is.... I installed Windows 7 RC recently... and guess what. Hibernate and Wol works flawless. The "Allow this device to wake the computer" is enabled by default. I have switched back to vista.
My specs: (detailed ..maybe a power issue??)
Case: Antec Performance One P182
PSU: Coolermaster Silent Pro M700
MB: ASUS P6T Deluxe (1604)
CPU: Intel i7 920 @ 3.2 (see settings below)
MEM: 2 kits Corsair Dominator TR3X6G1600C8D 8-8-8-24 (12gb total)
HD: WD Velociraptor 150Gb WD Raptor 150Gb,WD Caviar 750GB, WD MyBook 1TB
VID: Sapphire HD4870X2 2GB
DVD-RW:LG GGW-H20L BLUE-RAY
SND: Creative Soundblaster X-Fi ExtremeMusic
Webcam: Quickcam Fusion
Keyboard: Logitech G15 v2
Printer: Canon Pixma 610R
OS is Vista Ultimate 64bit SP1 (installed 2 but no difference)
All the latest drivers (i even installed the intel chipset drivers i used in Win 7, they were also for Vista ..version 9.1.1013). Also installed latest Marvell drivers from website marvell.
OC bios settings:
Ai oc tuner: X.M.P
BCLK: 160
DRAM frq: 1604
UCLK: 3207
QPI: 5774
CPU Volt: 1.225v
CPU PLL: 1.80v
QPI/DRAM: 1.35
DRAM: 1.64v
Power:
Suspend Mode: S3 only
ACPI 2.0 : Enabled
ACPI APIC: Enabled
Power on by PCIE devices : Enabled (Marvell is a PCIE device).
I hope this post is detailed enough to troubleshoot ... need more info.. ask me.
the P6T vanilla/dlx are the only one have this crap. None of the EVGA (I had the EVGA x58 SLi vanilla for few days), Gigabyte, DFI, MSI or Biostar have this nonsense. I'm already on water, underload temperature around 86~88C in LinX 4.51Ghz @1.45v with HT enable with ambient around 26C.Quote:
Originally Posted by chuckbam
1.45v in the BIOS.Quote:
Originally Posted by devsk
it should have been an option left for the end user to decide whether to leave it on or disable it, this really sucks!Quote:
Originally Posted by 003
Why? I spent 300 f*cking dollars on this thing and it shouldn't be deprived of such an important feature.Quote:
Originally Posted by 003
I'm willing to donate $30 to anyone willing(or know how) to hack the POS bios to disable this throttling feature! :D
what happened to your plan of trying gigabyte ud5 board?Quote:
Originally Posted by ben805
http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/3/...mpBeta_330.zip
I just finished a RealTemp update. When Turbo throttling starts, the multi will step down in steps of 0.2 which might make it easier to see when this problem first starts. With a 920, if your multi goes from 21.0 to 20.8, 20.6, 20.4 or 20.2 at full load then it is definitely Turbo throttling. Basically I transferred the code and what I learned from i7 Turbo back into RealTemp. I still have a couple of more things to transfer over like Turbo mode disable and the ability to toggle C1E.
When the multi drops below 20, it should go down in steps of 1.0 to a minimum of 12.0.
For the DFI guys with the 12X multi issue in Windows 7, I added an INI option to RealTemp called:
MultiBoost=1
This helps get their multiplier up to its maximum which is a hell of a lot better than it sitting at 12 at full load. It probably won't help the Asus turbo throttling issue but it won't hurt to try this.
I was being warned that the UD5 have some cold boot issue, the S3 doesn't work, and also saw quite a few people turned away from the UD5 for one reason or another so I'll have to hold that thought to do more research about it before I jump the gun. Other than the multiplier throttling issue this P6T Dlx v2 is rock solid so far, which I much prefer over the EVGA x58 sLi I just returned.Quote:
Originally Posted by devsk
Surely someone around can hack the latest bios to circumvent this multi throttle issue.......someone?
Bloody Asus, if this board wasn't so stable I'd get rid of it because of this throttle issue, if this was fixed I wouldn't even look elsewhere.
I have no idea why Asus is pissing so many of its customers off! I think may be they are arrogant because they think that nobody is going to return mobo just because of this issue and they hold a good market share of mobo market.Quote:
Originally Posted by lowdog
Ben, does the S3 work on your Asus at higher BCLK (like 200+)? It doesn't for me.
They consider it a premium feature and have made it exclusive to the Rampage II line of motherboards.Quote:
Originally Posted by Classic Satch
mine woke up fine from S3 at 200Quote:
Originally Posted by devsk
Does anyone have an email that I can write to them about this?Quote:
Originally Posted by 003
Anyway, I just bought the Asus P6T and am not sure if I can post in this thread about it because it's not one of the Deluxe boards? I wanted to ask if I can use a W3520 on it. I have read I can, but will have certain things locked? Is that correct? Will Asus fully support the CPU in a newer BIOS update?
I've got the board, but just paid for the CPU so I don't have that yet. For the RAM I was just going to get a 6GB kit of 1600Mhz OCZ Platinum CL7s for now and upgrade later if I need to when the prices come down a little.
Will this be OK to get me to 4.2Ghz on the P6T with W3520 on Air Cooling?
That's bullsh*t. When you spend $300 on a motherboard, that should be considered "premium" by any stretch of the imagination. I don't need tri-SLI or any of the other useless bells and whistles that the Rampage boards possess so I grabbed this one.Quote:
Originally Posted by 003
If they don't change their policy, this will be the first, and last, Asus motherboard that I purchase.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Classic Satch
Classic Satch
Are you getting throttling at 4 Ghz?
Asus Technical Support
http://vip.asus.com/eservice/techserv.aspx
Ice009: You need a serial number and have to jump through a few more hoops to submit an official complaint.
Everyone here with Turbo throttling issues needs to speak up.
No, because I use this rig exclusively for gaming and 200 more Mhz won't make a difference, yet. I have had it stable at 4.2Ghz and used unclewebb's tool to check for thermal throttling. I didn't notice any. My 920 is under good water-cooling and I live in freaking Alaska so I don't have to worry about environmental influences.Quote:
Originally Posted by chuckbam
My SLI'd GTX 260's aren't being bottlenecked so I figured why bother keep it running past 4.0 at this point in time.? However, I plan on buying two of the next-gen GPU's this fall and want to push my chip even further.
I just find it utterly ridiculous that I can spend $300 on a motherboard and a hugely important feature is being denied me because they want to sell more of their $400 motherboards that very few people ever will buy. Seriously, how many people run tri-SLI? Give me a break.
I'll be leaping through the hoops on a matter of principle. This is ridiculous.Quote:
Asus Technical Support
http://vip.asus.com/eservice/techserv.aspx
Ice009: You need a serial number and have to jump through a few more hoops to submit an official complaint.
Everyone here with Turbo throttling issues needs to speak up.
Hi guys
Well i just buy my new P6T Deluxe V2. And i dont see this Turbo throttling hapeend here like some one says...
I try to stable my memos... but is hard =/
http://img257.imageshack.us/img257/8...stcopycopy.jpg
SHAFT Brazil: You're not seeing Turbo throttling because you are able to run 4.2 GHz with only 1.232 volts. The issue happens when the core voltage gets closer to 1.40 volts or the core temperature gets up a little higher. By running LinX instead of Prime95, your CPU might get hot enough at your present settings and will start to show Turbo throttling.
rge did some thorough testing on his board so users can understand what Turbo throttling looks like and how to reliably detect it. Sometimes CPU-Z waits too long before showing this problem.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...5&postcount=78
First, thank you for your answer unclewebb :DQuote:
Originally Posted by unclewebb
I get some troble to get some stable overclock in here... i can run linX for 30x with 1.216vcore without problens, but when comes to Prime 95, i just get stable! The temperature is fine, i just get confused about the voltages in the P6T Dlx V2 :shakes:
bblock - 200
mult - 21x
CPU Vcore - 1.231 in bios
VTT - 1.80
QPIv - 1.28
DrammVoltage - 1.60
I pass in the LinX test easy with this settings....
My memo is Patriot 1333 Viper series, but i runing at 1200mhz firt to get stable voltages in the CPU.
So my question is, is this voltages are to low for P6T?
Because my D0 its one those god's like for overclocking... and i can get any thread to show settings fron users has overclocked the P6T Dlx V2..
"abraços" :up:
PS. What bios is the Best for OC?
I believe that they rushed all thees i7 boards out because the market was slow. Most of the first bios did not even run 12GB. Now some report 24GB support.
ASUS pulled the support for the I/OxAPCI Interrupt Controller because it has a memory conflict on the x58. Intel notes it needs to be moved/ located on the ICH10R
Well soon the LGA-1156 will be out in many flavors. I am sure some will be fantastic OverClockers and the i7 will step back for the new socket.
I installed 12GB (6x2GB) of DDR3-1600 Corsair and I manually set the DDR3 speed to DDR-1600. CPUID says my memory is running at 9-9-9-24 2T timings @ 1.69v. I know on the packaging it says 1.65v. Am i ok to run it as is or should i lower the voltage? Also, since it is on AUTO in the BIOS, it has it running at the above mentioned timings, should I manually change them to 8-8-8-24 like it has on the packaging?
When using CPUID to measure the voltages, the DRAM voltage stays at 1.69v and VIN3 was at 1.57v.
When I did not use the XMP settings, set the DDR Frequency manually by selecting DDR3-1600, and I chose the Dram Bus voltage to be 1.64, the only thing that changed was the VIN3 in CPUID. DRAM still said 1.69v. It now registers 1.61v. So should I be using the VIN3 to determine what voltage is going to my ram? Is there another program i should use? My Bios doesn't tell me what the current voltage of the ram is.
XMP profile settings set the DRAM Bus Voltage to 1.66v and the QPI/Dram Voltage to 1.35v. I know the Dram Bus voltage is not recommended but what about the QPI voltage setting?
Well my fan headers 2& 3 are malfunctioning. I replaced the fans and they stop after a while (Q-fan disabled). I am going to seek a RMA from ASUS with an advanced replacement. I plan to keep this board for more than a year. I will tell you how they treat me.
I think we were Intel test subjects for the Nehalem Xeon. But that is fine with me, because I like the i7.Quote:
Originally Posted by chuckbam
As for ASUS, they are still putting out bios for my P5B-D (965-P).
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FYI - i'm on bios 1606, so far so good.
Throttling still happening at anything above 4.3ghz :shakes:
Yeah, thats is my results with P6T Dlx V2. :cool:
Ci7 920 - 10 hours stable at 4200mhz
Mult x21
Bblock - 200
Vcore 1.248 (load)
QPI / VTT - 1.28
PPL - 1.80
IOH - 1.18
DRAMM - 1.64
http://img151.imageshack.us/img151/2...rei7920420.jpg
SHAFT Brazil: Did you notice if RealTemp reported your multiplier steady at 21.0 while testing? Your core voltage is nice and low so that isn't likely to cause any Turbo throttling but with a Maximum core temperature of 80C, you are right on the edge of Turbo throttling starting to happen due to heat. With your present settings combined with a higher stress program like LinX, your temps would go up and I'm pretty sure your multi would start to throttle down to 20.0. :(
In normal usage, this will probably never be an issue for you. Nice OC at low volts.
Thanks man xD This D0 is niceQuote:
Originally Posted by unclewebb
Any time of Prime95 the mult drop of 21x and a i run LinX but didint show any drop of mult during the test..and the temp gets like 84c-85c. :)
Maybe you guys can help me. I got a P6T vanilla, And a I7 920 D0 that is proven to be stable at 4.0ghz @ 1.20 vcore.
I cant get anywhere stable with 1.20 vcore. The settings I am using to get some what stable is.
20x200 ratio/bclck
1.256 vcore
1.300 QPI/DRAM
1.64 Dram.
and the rest on auto. Can anyone help me get a OC with less volts?
You can try to change the multiplier to 21x and maybe you need to raise QPI/DRAM volts a bit.
does my chip just suck or what?
I tried 3.6GHz 18 * 200 with 1.3v
everything else at stock
overnight with linx and I wake up and the computer has restarted
1.25v = instant BSOD
1.275v = screen freeze in windows
P6T Dlx V2
920
Cooling?
Thermalright HR-01 Plus in Antec P182 all fans on lowQuote:
Originally Posted by tomb18
load temps get around 80 C
I called and I can gt a RMA no problem. The tech told me to do a jumper clear of the bios. I was not that in a rush to do it because of the difficulty reaching the jumper. I did it with no success. But, two days later the fans starting working again.Quote:
Originally Posted by chuckbam
But, the fans are running at a RPM over spec ????
I purchased new fans for testing
Asus tech (812) 282-2787
Can someone explain QPI voltage and DRAM voltage under these circumstances:
I have 12GB of Corsair DDR3-1600 CAS8. Label says 1.65v
If I set the DRAM frequency to DDR3-1333 and everything else on AUTO, I get the following measurements using TurboV:
QPI/DRAM Core Volt = 1.20000v
DRAM Bus Voltage = 1.66v
If I manually set the DRAM bus voltage to 1.5v it reports 1.5v
If I want to run the RAM at DDR3-1600, I set the frequency to DDR3-1600 and leave everything else on AUTO, I get the following from TurboV:
QPI/DRAM Core Volt = 1.37500v
DRAM Bus Voltage = 1.66v
I can manually set the DRAM to 1.64v and it will report 1.64v but if I try to lower the QPI/DRAM Core Voltage to 1.2v, it fails to boot.
I am worried that the mobo is over-volting the QPI/DRAM Core Volt setting. What are 'safe' voltages if i want to run it at DDR3-1600? Can anyone recommend safe settings?
Thank you
Been in contact with Asus via email regarding the turbo throttling issue on P6T-D boards. After a few backward and foward correspondence this is what they have finally come up with;
Our BIOS RD will look into this issue.
Will keep you posted.
Now lets see if anything eventuates from this.
I knew someone wouldn't let it lie!Quote:
Originally Posted by lowdog
Cool, look forward to hearing.
In reality though, it shouldn't be hard to solve:rolleyes:
Nice I hope something good comes from this!!Quote:
Originally Posted by lowdog
Maybe you guys at XS that push your hardware to the limit and a little beyond and new software like i7 Turbo to monitor this issue has lit a fire under their a-s-s. :D
Let's hope. I was expecting to find more motherboards with this issue but so far only the Asus P6T series doesn't give users any control over TDP/TDC based Turbo throttling.
P6T Deluxe V2 Turbo option?
looked everywhere in the bios and cant seem to find the option to turn turbo on/off
where is it exactly
using 0504 bios
thanks
Got rid of this board and got EVGA X58 SLI. I am running 4,4Ghz with HT ON stable and no turbo throttling. Good riddance Asus!
Sem I think in the newer BIOS' the turbo option was removed and you just manually put in a 21x multiplier.
devsk I'm looking to do the same shortly :)
Hi,
I've been following this for a while now and posted earlier about crossflashing this board.
Seriously...STOP complaining about the silly multiplier throttling issue.
Even more nasty is to piss at ASUS for fixing mass storage issues instead. What's more important, your big GHz balls or data safety?! You are trading your data for 100 MHz extra? That's ridiculous, even if YOUR PC isn't affected. Many others might and it's not just about YOUR MHZ.
Overclocks beyond 4 GHz are mostly silly anyway, because 45 nm Intel chips do not scale past 4 GHz anymore. They just suck an enormous extra amount of power for little speed improvement. Just look at the articles on this at Anandtech if you CARE getting informed.
Get REAL people!
<sigh>
PS: If you're getting your will, what's next? You're getting a new board to get even more MHz!
Apparently you have forgotten the name of this website-Xtremesystems. Most people here are total enthusiasts who enjoy extracting every last ounce of speed from their rigs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Amurtigress
If you have nothing constructive to add then please don't post such irrelevant and condescending drivel. Believe me, your diatribe fell on deaf and uncaring ears.
Seriously wtf? :down:Quote:
Originally Posted by Amurtigress
Wrong website? I think you wanted to go to stockclock.net....:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Amurtigress
I don't know what about Anandtech article, but I can measure difference between 4Ghz and 4.4Ghz. And its enough for me to run 4.4Ghz. And hyperthreaded!