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I initially thought the same, but then I realized that LinX+AVX on 8 threads was choking itself. Running it on 4 threads produced way hotter core temps and induced BSODs when Prime95 Small-FFT and...

If you're OCing in the 4.8 GHz range or more, you're going to want your Digi+ VRM power phase control set to Extreme. Use Spread Spectrum and you're making each individual phase work harder...

I only kept the new board, put all the new accessories in my old box and sent them back.

This is exactly the behavior I'm seeing with my new board...way lower speed-stepped voltage at default settings. Mine would dip to .85V or maybe a little lower.

Seems that I can control the CPU and CHA headers but not the ones labeled PWR on the Deluxe board. Set all three PWM modes to manual.

Hmm, my G.Skill F3-16000CL9D-8GBRM do DDR3-1866 @1.55V 8-9-8-24-1t as well and they cost $150 right now. They also do DDR3-2133 @ 1.6V 9-11-9-24-2t, which is what I have them set to right now...

Mine doesn't need more volts, but the calibration is way different.

Using the Additional Turbo Voltage and CPU Voltage Offset example for 48x multi...

Old board: +0.005V offset, +.184 turbo VID...

Looks like I can't use Additional Turbo Voltage with any kind of reliability on the new board while the old one was completely stable with those settings. Seems like the new board is just an...

My P8P67 Deluxe came yesterday too, direct from Asus. One thing I noticed...the same exact AI Tweaker settings have the new board reporting a much lower CPU voltage.

Old board = 1.376V
New board...

Somehow I think 10.0.16 is older than 10.1.14.

No board in the Asus P8P67 family has more than one electrical x16 PCIe slot...just the top one.

Using offset mode and ultra-high LLC, I noticed that my load CPU voltages were basically a notch lower than before. I was running +.03V on the offset (1.195V in AI Suite II) for 1.384V under load. ...

Less so the motherboard manufacturers than the large OEM system builders I would think.

Intel had to deliver components to board partners, who promptly started to ship products out to their distributors. The Sandy Bridge street date was January 9th, so that is sort of a landmark. You...

Use Offset Mode for setting your voltage and your CPU will dynamically adjust its Vcore. My 2600K idles around .996V for example, the bumps up to 1.336V at load.

Now the real question is how can I take screenshots directly from the UEFI interface. I don't think that's an option on 1253 for P8P67s.

Do you have a non-boot device attached to the JMicron SATA controller?

To be fair, I guess the Silver Arrow and NH-D14 are designed with enthusiast needs in mind and heatsinks like the CNPS10X might not have the same amount of clearance to the bottom fins. I love my...

Don't know about the Ripjaws X heatsinks, but my normal Ripjaws are fine on the D14, even in slot A1 (good luck getting them out once mounted though.)

I think all the change in AI Suite does is set the EFI to "By All Cores = Auto" and that's what recovers the option in TurboV.

Almost all coolers should fit the P8P67 series boards, the VRM heatsinks are fairly low-profile and the CPU socket area doesn't have much clutter around it. At the very least these boards fit the...

Yeah you can't set the offset to 0.00V or it will reset itself to Auto. But you can definitely set a minimal offset of 0.005V. As far as the behavior of the Vcore is concerned, I really like the...

Don't try turning on LLC...do it now and leave it on. You are supposed to be using at least a LLC of High at your clock speed, and possibly Ultra High. Ask anyone else for their opinion, they'll...

I'm not sure why you're surprised by this. The point of using higher LLC settings is to suppress the Vdroop specifically at load. Your CPU spikes to >1.4V because your it will briefly remain at...

Hmm either this BIOS or AI Suite II update is preventing me from adjusting the multiplier from within TurboV EVO. The tab that was there for CPU multiplier adjustment has completely disappeared...