***ASRock x99 OC Formula Thread - Tips / Discussion / BIOS / Tools***
BIOS
X99OCF112a
X99OCF114f
Tools
AsrTCSetup(v3.0.5)
X99ocftools0910
PICS
http://i.imgur.com/R1Pffdy.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/VeJRIHg.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/XZsF5g0.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/sz9SAVa.jpg
Board is fully coated and ready for 4-way :)
Memory Profiles are spot on :up:
Current CPU-Z Record for 5960x
http://i.imgur.com/jdF0LXA.jpg
Also Wprime 32
http://i.imgur.com/c1eoO4l.jpg
Some early testing all air cooled
32M
http://i.imgur.com/Bwlk6wf.png
XTU testing 4/4.5Ghz
http://i.imgur.com/vNu7R26.png
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Nice, That is a monster chip
Just got one, Hope my retail is at least half decent
Looks good :)
looks amazing.
Seems there's a early gap in 32m efficiency compared to Asus, or just Asus start work earlier?
Just put together a new build with this board and that chip..., Looks great in the D-Frame. ...will be watching this thread for tips! Oooppps...also using Kingston DDR4 Hyperx Predator 16GB
http://www.thessdreview.com/wp-conte...ed-Reduced.png
I'm still waiting.
Would arrive at middle of the week. :)
greeting
Heinrich
New bios
http://www.filedropper.com/x99ocf114f
and some wprime32
http://i.imgur.com/hqpwYov.png
3 of top 5 on asrock using lower frequency and better time :) Seems efficient to me
So how do you like that?
http://abload.de/img/extreme_tuningvlajs.jpg
what speed?
CPU speed at 4,5 GHz.
Is it :up: or :down: ?
Ok so... in fear of being labeled an idiot (which I am quite often by the way), I am going to let all know that I have never OC'd....having been tied up in my SSD world since O7. Having said that, how does this look? It is a straight pre-config'd OC with my system running ay 4.5 and I believe the memory is up to 2666... System is running smooth with no probs whatsoever.
Any ideas... would love to learn...shoot them my way and no...don't suggest something that will blow the system please eheh.
http://www.thessdreview.com/wp-conte...14/09/2284.jpg
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Looks good for 6 core!Quote:
Originally Posted by Fritz_the_germ
Start again using 125 BCLK divider, then you can run you memory at 3000mhz easily. Using a lower multiplier on the CPU may allow you to lower voltage a tad as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by flamenko
Otherwise looks great, you must be very happy.
Just pm'd you...admittedly seeking assistance eheh.
Glad to help if I can :)
New bios here . improve memory training speed and 3Dmark performance
http://picx.xfastest.com/nickshih/asrock/X99OCF17b.rar
From the man himself...
Can I ask anyone a big favor? Can someone post a storage bench or two using Crystal Diskmark or AS SSD? I need the tests to be done with C states and Speedstep off...just for the benchmarks. Doing it with anything connected is fine but I am trying to determine whether it is the chipset or the fact that I migrated an old system that is causing consistent low 4K results, whether in NVMe, PCIe X4, X2 or SATA. IN all but NVMe I am getting around the 50MB/s mark, while my P3700 dropped way down to 90MB/s.
Update...new bios helps a bit...not much.
New BIOS XP does not register clocks ?
7 is fine ?
http://valid.x86.fr/wuah1z
My chip kinda blows
Ok so a bit of an update. We have done a fresh install of Win 8 and installed all new drivers and have noticed a few things:
1. storage benchmark performance is lower whether or not the system is optimized. Typically with an optimized system, one might get anywhere from 130-140MB/s for low 4K writes; the highest one can expect to reach now might be 115MB/s tops;
2. low 4K random writes with any M.2 drive (SATA/X2/X4) is horrid and tops out around 60MB/s;
3. NVMe is similar with low 4k randoms dropping from 300MB/s down to 211MB/s.
We found very little difference in our original build, compared to a new OS and driver installation and the newer BIOS that Nick supplied improved things markedly, but nowehere near what you might see in a Z97 system. WE haven't tried a Win 7 build but would be interested in anything anyone could post to assist.
The interesting part of this is the fact that I distinctly remember setting the X79 board aside for benchmark testing for the same problem. Can it be X series processors?
Bit of an update... Just went through every posted X99 motherboard review I could find, none of which had posted SSD benchmarks where the low 4K write performance could be identified through an AS SSD Bench, Crystal Diskmark score or Anvil result. There were tons that had charts made up to identify high sequential results but none that tackled these benchmarks...much like I had seen before. Is it possible everybody who has this board understands that SSD results are substandard to Z Series chips but has skated around it? Is this a common issue with all X-series chips (X58/X79/X99)?
My tests with X99 and some storage:Quote:
Originally Posted by flamenko
p3700 @ RVE X99
http://i413.photobucket.com/albums/p...00X995960x.png
2x samsung 850PRO R0 @ RVE X99
http://i413.photobucket.com/albums/p...x850prox99.png
Can you post with a single SSD, not the 3700?
Stock driver in win 8.1 :pQuote:
Originally Posted by flamenko
No new RST installed.
http://i413.photobucket.com/albums/p...tockdriver.png
Thessdreview:
http://1-ps.googleusercontent.com/h/...norSgKxkjC.png
To me that 4k should be up in the area of 130MB/s or above if your system is tuned (c-states off/Speedstep/other optimizations)...no?
Looks like it depends on the OROM and RST used. Some are higher on high QD write, and some are higher on low qd. Who cares anyway. It is fast enough. 110 VS 130 4k rw is imposible to notice :)Quote:
Originally Posted by flamenko
I can try another RST later one day :)