The only thing changed with this bios is the new Intel Raid Rom has been inserted for the older one.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigRigDriver
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The only thing changed with this bios is the new Intel Raid Rom has been inserted for the older one.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigRigDriver
I am getting lock ups while gaming with my new cards. Is there a voltage I need to bump up to run to OC'd 7970's? I just want to rule out issues here. I have tried both cards solo, diff slots etc.
Little question: when Asus AI suite tells me the voltage is set at 1.37v, but then AIDA says it's 1.42v... Which should I believe?
Was the system stable previously? With what cards?Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterMagoo
Your tried single card, what were the results?
You shouldn't need to with only 2 cards, but did you try connecting the EZ Plug power connector?
Did you set your PCIE slots to GEN 2 or 3?
You should not use 2 monitoring programs at the same time. It can cause problems. Were these recorded on seperate measurement times? Under load? If under load you will get some droop. Set LLC to Medium or High. If you set to High be sure to cool your VRMs.Quote:
Originally Posted by tijgert
never mind..
Yes it was extremely stable with a 5850. Single card same results, tried them both separately. I havent tried the EZ plug because the manual said it was for quad sli. I have not messed with any PCIe settings in the bios.Quote:
Originally Posted by mdzcpa
Can some please post a simple 4.8~5Ghz OC guide ? i am really confused with all the motherboard settings.
Attachment 124580This is for my 3820: Go to CPU Performance Settings. Set CPU Ratio to 39. Disable SoeedStep. Go back to the first menu, Set Ratio again to 39. BCLK to 125 & look at the RAM Speed & choose your prefered clocks. Look down to the CPU Voltages & pick something higher than stock.Quote:
Originally Posted by koc
Hope this help :)
press F5 load defaultsQuote:
Originally Posted by koc
change turbo ratio from Auto to 48x
Save exit
Doesn't get any simpler than that! :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by LardArse
This is funny because I've been telling people pretty much the same thing. The board does a great job with most UEFI settings just set to AUTO. Aside from setting XMP for memory if needed, not much else needed. Of course custom tweaking gets you further.Quote:
Originally Posted by LardArse
Here is a good guide for further tweaking:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...r-Overclocking
Thank you BigRigDriver, i know these setting its easy, what i meant is this complicated settings,Quote:
Originally Posted by BigRigDriver
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>DIGI+ Power Control
CPU VCore
CPU Load-line Calibration
CPU Current Capability
CPU Voltage Frequency
CPU Fixed Frequency
VRM Over Temperature Protection
CPU Power Duty Control
Vcore MOS volt. Control
CPU Power Phase Control
CPU VCORE Boot Up Voltage
CPU VSA
VCCSA Load-line Calibration
VCCSA Current Capability
VCCSA Fixed Frequency
CPU VCCSA Boot Up Voltage
CPU VTT
CPU VTT Switching Freq
CPU VTT Over-Current Protection
DRAM Voltage
DRAM-AB Current Capability
DRAM-AB Voltage Frequency
DRAM-AB Fixed Frequency Mode
DRAM-AB Power Phase Control
DRAM-CD Current Capability
DRAM-CD Voltage Frequency
DRAM-CD Fixed Frequency Mode
DRAM-CD Power Phase Control
PCH 1.1V
PCH 1.1V Switching Freq
================================================== =============
Extreme OV
BCLK Skew
CPU VCORE Voltage
CPU VCORE Manual Voltage
VTT CPU Voltage
2nd VTTCPU Voltage
CPU VCCSA Voltage
CPU VCCSA Manual Voltage
DRAM Voltage (CHA, CHB)
DRAM Voltage (CHC, CHD)
CPU PLL Voltage
PCH 1.1v Voltage
VTTDDR Voltage (CHA, CHB)
VTTDDR Voltage (CHC, CHD)
CPU Spread Spectrum
PCIE Spread Spectrum
LardArse, man you method work like magic :up:
Attachment 124581
Do you have another easy way to push my memory to 2400Mhz ? and what timing (original timing 9-11-10-28) ?
what bios?Quote:
Originally Posted by koc
F5
set 48x
set 2400 dram freq
save exit
OR
F5
set 48x
set 2400 dram freq
DRAM Timing control 'Load Hynix profile' - yes
save exit
Thank you very much man, i used this
F5
set 48x
set 2400 dram freq
DRAM Timing control 'Load Hynix profile' - yes
save exit
And its work very well :up:
Attachment 124582
one more thing please, can i push to 5Ghz with the same easy way ?
Also can I tighten more the memory timing ? what timing i can set ?
I use 0013 bios .
Raja or Shamino, any idea what's up with the ROG forums?? It's been down since Friday night :(
5Ghz :up:
Attachment 124590
I have only one concern about this way to OC, it is the very high Vcore (1.56), which increase the temp.
I can see some guys can do 5Ghz with only 1.43~1.45V.
New toy to play with for a while.
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160 bclk always looks nice but won't push 3820 to any new highscores...125er strap seem to run better...
3820 is like 2600K on pcie-steroids...not more...
Something to play with until IB comes out though. Im actually testing memory kits, I knew the chip was good for 160+.
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hosting sucks, i heard they are planning to move it somewhere else. been asking them to get it up asapQuote:
Originally Posted by mdzcpa
just manually key in 1.50v in vcore and start checking from thereQuote:
Originally Posted by koc
Another New BIOS 0015
http://www.datafilehost.com/download-3f35ecb6.html
Improved DRAM OC (specially 2Dimm /channel) at least for me
First OC on new 3930K C2 and RIVE (0013) & custom WC loop. Good ? Bad ? Average ? I just keep chanting in my head "don't run prime, don't run prime"... ;-) Aida stability test at 45 mins at this point, gonna call an hour good since this thing does SP32M, CineBench, and SpecAPC for Lightwave without a hitch (and fast as hell).
Attachment 124602
Looks good to me. And WOW! What are your ambient temps? the 3930K seems to run cool. :) and 4.8 at only 1.336V? WOW! I can only do 4.0ghz MAX with those volts on my 980X..Quote:
Originally Posted by ugotd8
Trying to resist the urge to upgrade till ivybridge-e