I am running 800/1T if i go up to 1Ghz+ it will need to drop to 2T for stability.
I am running 800/1T if i go up to 1Ghz+ it will need to drop to 2T for stability.
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Sounds like a nice horror story thus far![]()
I like the idea of unlinked RAM though, so when there's a few more mobos to choose from & the prices drop from their heavens, i might consider one of these 680i babies.
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I should have some results up next week if one of my people dont fail me.Originally Posted by charlie
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Is it designed to do that, i thought the it would do the changes on the flyOriginally Posted by Pt1t
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I was going to get one of these boards, but now i will wait. its seems people who have ordered the board are finding OC'ing more difficult than those who got samples of the board, it could be a bios update issue.
And that's why I finally pulled the trigger on one from ClubIT. Nice to see Perdro's screenie with the memory options. I'm a little wary of the FSB holes you mentioned and I'll probably get another 680i when a winner emerges from the OC friendly mobo makers, but in the meantime this will be fun to tweak and prep a bit on.Originally Posted by FUGGER
Next weekend I should have the mobo unless CLUBIT is serious about the 5-7 days shipping even though we're both in the Golden State California..
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so what is the max fsb@1T
So whats the dea lwith the backplate and cap.?
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I have the backplate on, system is running fine, forgot to check if its touching thoOriginally Posted by nealh
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Originally Posted by nealh
Depends on your memory, running some "beta" OCZ at 910 1T at this time.
Originally Posted by charlie
It is until they fix the drivers.![]()
Should I wait till Abit IN9 X32-MAX or buy this as upgrade to my Asus P5W DH?
well the chipset hasnt exactly fully lived up to its hype with the current bios's.
Abit claims this and that, but yuo should wait for a review of the abit.
Abit is scheduled for @1 2007 (january actually) so you will be waiting.
Pedro, try this.
Unload the video driver and then reload it, doint touch anything just bench. I think you are taking a pretty good size hit on nature.
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Thanks Charles, I will try that ..Originally Posted by FUGGER
But I already notice that Nature must be the first test to run - if you run anything after windows boot the nature score is heavy penalizade. So that reload drivers tweak makes sense, must allow Nature not to be the first thing to run after boot up.
BTW : Re-run 2001 with just the very basic LOD tweaking and here is the result :
Also as you can see, if ATITool 025b16 pre7 is used you already see the correct memory speed and not half speed as in previous versions ..
Put that CPU on cascade and let's see 100K![]()
This is the dream board for 775 now. I hope the 650i boards will be more affordable but almost as overclockable![]()
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That's interesting. On AM2/NF590 I and many others walled around ddr800 or so. Blamed the memory controller. Seems to be an Nvidia chipset limitation.Originally Posted by FUGGER
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You dont have to reload the driver each time, just wanted you to start at a known reference point of best nature before tweaking.
Good to see you picked it up quite a bit and looking forward to cascaded cpu.
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so how is 3D/sPi performance clock for clock vs. 975x?
This is my concern also..Originally Posted by charlie
In Superpi the performance may be a little inferior, but I am not a big fan of superpi.
In 3D, specially with Nvidia graphics cards, the performance is superior given the full PCIe 16x and the Link Boost architecture.
But these board just came out, of course the developement stage of the 680i and the 975x can not be compared
However the unliked memory feature have a lot of potencial for superpi fanatics, since allow using exactly the sweat spot for CPU and memory speed.
Last edited by Pedro Rocha; 11-12-2006 at 07:04 AM.
HI! PedroOriginally Posted by Pedro Rocha
What is the max fsb stable for this motherboard?![]()
I have a E6600,and with my p5bdeluxe the fsb is 520
@ Fugger and Pedro...The two of you are using (or have used) 6800 Extremes. Do you notice when first booting after making bios changes that the indicated bus speed is off when using a multiplier other than factory...i.e on an E6600 if I set FSB to 1850 as an example (462mhz effective) at factory multi of X9 it boots and shows in the post screen 462 X 9 (4158mhz net). If I change the multi to X8 the post screen shows 518 X 8...change to X7 and the post screen shows 593 X 7 and change to X6 the post screen shows 692 X 6. The bios is trying to maintain the overall system frequency od 4158mhz by adjusting the bus which in turn creates some crazy FSB numbers...
I think this is why we are seeing the "dead spots" which fugger has mentioned (and I too have seen plenty) as the system simply cannot boot at whatever frequency it is generating. There is a huge range that simply will not post without going to safe defaults so you can't see what the bus speed is that it's trying to use during boot. 1850mhz happens to be one that shows the crazy speeds during post but will not boot to windows on my system...
Just curious if the unlocked multiplier on the 6800 generates the same results.
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