IT WORKS JUST FINE:
http://valid.canardpc.com/2601008
Running 8 threads of WCG crunching just fine at this overclock. She is about 16% faster than the FX-8150
IT WORKS JUST FINE:
http://valid.canardpc.com/2601008
Running 8 threads of WCG crunching just fine at this overclock. She is about 16% faster than the FX-8150
very nice, but Im sure, the real clock will be not in stress 5300 MHz. This older boards 890fx has not APM power management setup. I wrote about this problematic one year ago here:
AM3 and FX
Very impressive!Quote:
Originally Posted by supercoolin
Wait what??!?! How the hell does a motherboard that not only barely even supports any Zambezi chips also support Vishera? Is it some kind of hidden test code in the BIOS? Does this mean I could put one of these CPUs into my 770t chipset motherboard and have it work?
That is a high end 890FX board, so it has a better chance at supporting the new chips.Quote:
Originally Posted by Avidgamer
i thought that only mattered if you wanted to use cool and quiet or turbo, but since the am3 only supports synchronous voltage since there is no apm it would make no sense to turn cool and quiet on.Quote:
Originally Posted by FlanK3r
you can try it ,-)....I tried it in tets, because I have still some AM3 boards home for Phenom II LN2 fun.
im thinking of ordering right now from newegg a 8350 for my CHIV Extreme, i have the 2002 bios now with my 1100T 6core, how should i flash my bios to 3027, without my 1100T in the board or in, please advise,
thanks
Quote:
Originally Posted by supercoolin
Vishera doesn't change much over Zambezi. Pretty universal if the board supports an 8150 an 8350 will work in it. This is confirmed working on a lot of boards first to come to mine is the M4A89GTD.Quote:
Originally Posted by Avidgamer
Just flash it with the 1100T the 8350 wont post with 2002 IIRC.Quote:
Originally Posted by eagle101
Vishera is not radically different than Zambezi.Quote:
Originally Posted by Avidgamer
If a board barely supports any Zambezi chip, it also barely supports any Vishera chip.
The problems related to Turbo and APM have not gone away for Vishera on those boards if that's what you were thinking.
The Beta Bios 3027 provided support for the Zambezi CPU on the CHIVE mobo, and since you are correct that there is very little difference with the Vishera revision, we got lucky that it works also. As far as Turbo and APM, if they are aspects that drive your selection of a motherboard, then you should have never bought the CHIVE originally. Once you have overclocked the Vishera to over 5Ghz, Turbo or APM wouldn't work anyway. If you don't have any asperations to overclock, don't even bother with this combo.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeepBeep2
This mobo allows serious overclocking:
http://valid.canardpc.com/2601008
thanks that what i was thinking had to be sure!Quote:
Originally Posted by cdawall
This is with phase cooling, correct? :) Otherwise you got one hell of a chip there!
You are saying -Quote:
Originally Posted by supercoolin
APM is disabled by default, or disabled automatically when overclocking (many boards do not do this) or the option to disable (if it exists) actually works?
Turbo is disabled by default
You are able to use it normally, without the workaround including AMD Overdrive (Enable/Disable Turbo)???
I think you misunderstood what I was saying.
Hey wez, yes phase.change cooling me and some of the other guys here, hows she running your FX8350 with the CHIV Extreme......im happy to see others doing this, i remember the 3027 bios is for the bulldoser cpus test bios kind of from the begining.Quote:
Originally Posted by wez
are you running the 3027 bios?
please tell me the procedure how you flashed 3027 and some set ups in your bios when you switched to fx8350
thanks
kinda feel stupid but I cannot post any jpg's of the bench screens or BIOS screens. Not sure what I am doing wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by eagle101
you will figure it out supercoolin on the jpegs, im waiting to instal my 8350 as soon as someone tells me how to do itQuote:
Originally Posted by supercoolin
Put the 3027 bios file on a hdd/usb stick, and then load the flash application from bios and follow the instructions :)Quote:
Originally Posted by eagle101
No extra setup in bios should be needed for it to post.
Just be aware of the biggest issues: Down clocking of cores due to APM messing with things (although this is not affecting me any more...), workaround for that is to disable APM with AMD Overdrive or similar apps. The issue with steam CEG protected games are still present as well, and the workaround for this is to run the Orochi-CEG app made by Stilt. Can be grabbed here: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ulldozer-issue
Thanks wez for the information. eagle101 had PM'ed me but I did not remember EXACTLY what problems there were and what to do for them.
I Thank EveryOne here for helping me, i had the 3027 in my 2nd bios from last year.
once i get going i can relax and be happy, Thank all of you guys feom ES
http://valid.canardpc.com/2606634
click on above link for cpuz
6 cores running only , i had set to manual didnt see the cores open in bios, i put to auto core activator didnt see it in the post screen.
i wanna set my cpu voltage to 1.5v how do i do it?
thanks
http://valid.canardpc.com/2606659
how can i unlock to 8 cores i trid this and that in the bios
how can i up my cpu voltage to 1.5 manualy constant or the easiest way thanks
thanks steve
Drop the FSB to 225 mhz and raise the multiplier up to 22.5. The voltage adjustment is in BIOS by a CPU voltage increase. Set it to +.175V. Dropping the FSB to 225 should release the other 2 cores. I just checked the ASUS ROG Probe II program that came with the CHIVE and it will raise the CPU voltage, give it a try.Quote:
Originally Posted by eagle101
thanks SC.......im sure the CH5-Z with the 8350 will be smooth and quick all around working as perfect as possible and SNAP fast, when set proberly?
just like 1100T and CH4E oc just right,
thanks for the help im getting the ch4z next week
I don't want to start a new thread for this question, and this is the most recent "Crosshair IV/ FX" compatability thread, so here goes. I noticed that when there was no overclock on my fx 8120 and CHIVF, there was no issue with throttling. I could even take it to 3.2Ghz with no throttling. Do you suspect that the situation would be the same with say a 4170, or 4300? I ask because I am building a computer for my parents, and I know that they won't be opening AMD overdrive to enable/disable turbo core everytime they use it, and even though they probably wouldn't notice the throttling, I can't live with it. Hope my question makes sense.