it is intentional
for better stability
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it is intentional
for better stability
ok this is normal then? check that something this dual boot?Quote:
Originally Posted by LardArse
if it exceeds 4.4GhZ, this cold boot is required :(
I ask because many over 4.4GhZ not this cold boot
and in the bios, the "strap" is in AUTO, how to know the settings? with an app?
thanks :)
For CPU and VCCSA Current Capabiity, what is best settings?
thanks :)
quoted directly from Raja:Quote:
Originally Posted by tistou77
"CPU Current Capability: Increases the power threshold before over-current protection limits power (either by shut-off or throttling). A setting of 180% is ample for all types of overclocking."
"VCCSA Current Capability: Increases the power threshold before over-current protection limits power. Increase to 140% if running 64GB of memory or if running memory speeds in excess of DDR3-2133."
And now for my two cents.
CPU current capability should be fine at 150% unless looking for that extreme oc or clocking at sub-ambient temps.
It is to my understanding that setting a higher current capability does not actually provide more current until it is needed. Setting a value higher than what you may need shouldn't negatively impact anything except VRM temps.
Hope this helps! :up:
thank you ;)
% Over the high, the more it pushes the protection of VRM
Is That right?
For CPU, 140% better protect VRM that 180% (same for VCCSA)?
I understood?
Thanks ;)
edited previous post ^^
I leave my VCCSA current capability at 140% all the time, but that's because I'm constantly playing with the RAM, lol.
From what I understand, it pushes protection "internal" VRM (cuts or other)
To 140%, the VRMs are more "protected" at 180% for example,
Finally, if I understand :D
I put 140% for the CPU, and 120% for VCCSA
Auto, it is 180% for the CPU, and 100% for VCCSA
100% is normal operation. Setting higher than 100% means the VRMs can provide more current(if needed) before throttling or shutting down(due to power draw) at the cost of temperature.Quote:
Originally Posted by tistou77
it is not "protecting" the VRMs by setting it to a lower value(as they are designed to handle these high currents, just make sure to keep them cooled), it is limiting the amount of current the CPU/VCCSA can draw and therefore limiting your overclock. Setting a higher value simply allows more current to be supplied to the CPU/VCCSA under power-hungry situations such as high overclocks.
I've tried to explain it the best I can, if you're still having trouble understanding current capability, you should ask Raja or LardArse, lol:yawn:
Ok I understand, this is what I thought (but I misspoke, I'm not good in English ^^)
At 180% (for example) the VRMs "throttling or shutting down (due to power draw) at the cost of temperature" later if it is 140%, at 180% VRMs let pass more current (180%, the amount is less restricted than 120, 130, etc...)
If it is stable with 120 or 140%, no need to set more?
thank you very much for you explanation Random Murderer :up:
Hey, no worries!:)Quote:
Originally Posted by tistou77
Precisely. The higher the setting, the more current is allowed to pass before the system freaks out.:yepp:Quote:
Originally Posted by tistou77
If it's stable, only set it higher if you plan to keep overclocking further.Quote:
Originally Posted by tistou77
No problem! Glad I could actually be of some help to somebody.:ROTF:Quote:
Originally Posted by tistou77
thanks Random Murderer :up:
I'll leave at 140% (CPU) and 120% (VCCSA) as it is stable
I'd prefer to ask for VRMs, some people saw the "smoke" with their R4E, and some have burned :eek:
And black plate behind the VRMs is very hot for some
the only "burned" R4Es I've seen have been the 8-pin CPU power connector(EPS +12v). It's caused because those people are pulling too much current through those connections. That's why Asus included an additional 4-pin CPU +12v connector, so the current would be split among the additional wires as well and something like that wouldn't happen. They(Asus) also included the additional 6-pin PCIe power connector and 4-pin floppy connector next to the OC Key connector, so you can provide additional power to the expansion slots and RAM, respectively, without pulling that power from the 24-pin connector and possibly burning that up.Quote:
Originally Posted by tistou77
As long as you have active cooling on the VRMs(a fan over the stock heatsink or, in your case, a waterblock) they should be fine.
Ok Thanks ;)
When is that it's recommended to put the 4pin CPU (in addition to 8pin)?
I have an OC 4.5GhZ, and I just put the 8pin, it's good or not?
And I saw on the French forum (among others) 6 or 8 R4E "burned"
On the 8pin of CPU, on the pci-e n°1
On the ROG forums, Raja said you don't need to connect both until you hit 5GHz and/or are using sub-zero cooling.Quote:
Originally Posted by tistou77
He also said that there is no harm in having both connected, even if you don't need it. I've been using both since I first assembled the system, just to be safe.
Burnt 8-pin would be faulty PSU, faulty board, or pulling too much power to be using the 8-pin alone(without the 4-pin).Quote:
Originally Posted by tistou77
Burnt PCIe slot could be numerous things, ranging from user error to faulty hardware to not plugging in the additional PCIe power connector on the RIVE. Pretty hard to tell without actually having the board in-hand.
ok thanks ;)
I'll just leave the 8pin
Hey All!
Looking for some suggestions(new Bios), got the rive with a 3930K was running fine under water at 5020 with a strap of 125.00 then bumped up the BLK four times to like a 125.500 mem set at 2008 everything was running fine temps are good. Just did a Heaven run this am, after wards during reboot it said updating Irog something it went through but after that all my over clock settings are gone? BIos was updated to the 1305 at the time, I tried switching the bios switch still seems flakey. I can reset my clock settings but it has only booted in windows 7 at stock settings except the raid O it wont lose. Even the CPU voltage defaults to stock, in between though it will stick at a code 44 now and then. Other settings are Stock (during over clock)except the Vccsa is 1.1v VVT CPU is 1.125v, CPU at 1.475 till in windows then bump it to 1.49 for running 3Dmark11, again temps always good, other setting all cores on, all other cpu settings off.
Need more let me know............ I was having a blast reading this whole thread and using it then boom.
Not sure what went down but this AM everything seems to be fine? Only issue is with all my over clock settings missing in the bios, I may have shut off one to many things in the task manager before a run, but that shouldn't cause bios issue's, here's a score. 1305 bios 100 strapping
Thanks for all the help!! :ROTF:
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Hi guys!! i need some help please ....
i'm trying to do some benchmarks on w7 x64 and xp 32 bit, but i have a weird problem , this is what
atm i've got an hard drive dedicated to only benchmarks so is good to be messed up and what ever ,
if i try to boot @ 5.2ghz ht on there are no problem, but if i disable ht .... sometimes windows xp & 7 would not even boot, the times it boot the cpu is stuck @ 3.2
http://i46.tinypic.com/34q91c3.jpg
and the bios settings are
http://i50.tinypic.com/2hobkol.jpg
http://i45.tinypic.com/167wkzm.jpg
http://i45.tinypic.com/15hslf.jpg
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if i try to boot on the gaming drive it works, what's going on then? what's am i doing wrong?
thanks for the help :)
3960x C2 :)
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Quote:
Originally Posted by p3gaz_001
You need to give more info like the voltage settings are you turning on the board settings? How are you cooling the CPU, if your doing 5200Mhz you must be using water. Try reading this whole thread, as there is a ton of help in here. Try flipping the LN2 switch (ON) near reset switch, see if that helps you.
Try this:Quote:
Originally Posted by p3gaz_001
Turbo Ratio: By All Cores: 52 (on first BIOS s/s)
CPU Ratio: Auto (on second BIOS s/s)
Enhanced Intel SpeedSpet Technolody: Enabled (on second BIOS s/s)
I must say, once I got this board in and have got everything going, what an absolute pleasure it has been and this thread has been very helpful as well.
thanks Don M. i'll try it out and let you know what happens, and i'll make more bios screenshots settings for a better troubleshooting. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by donmarkoni
CPU score seems low given your OC, should be around 50K. Are your temps fine?Quote:
Originally Posted by jaggerwild
is there any linx thread for sandy bridge-e ??
...well this is my run ...
4.7 ht off
http://i.imgur.com/h7QnF.jpg