**Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD7 OC-Tips-Bios-Discussion Thread**

[Sam_oslo]

Finally stopped wining

Playing with different C-states (disabling the C1E, and enabling "C3/C6/C7 State Support") helped lowering the intensity, but couldn't stop it totally with LLC= "Level 2". It was LLC= "Standard" that could finally shut her up, totally.

In my experience, with LLC= "Level 2" the lower Vcore results in more wining (more intensity in high-pitch sound). In my 2 different 24/7 setup, the @4.22GHZ(222x19) 1.2v has been wining much more than @4.51GHZ(215x21) 1.34v. Also, lower-Vcore = more-wining.

The combination of LLC= Standard + disabling the C1E + enabling C3/C6/C7 State Support, has stopped it totally independent of the Vcore.

[sRHunt3r]

@ OC Nub thx man, I went ahead and ordered the block adapter and fittings today, my room stays cool so I should be fine and like you said I can always add the second rad

@ Mastakilla, I was curious so I tested some clearflex 60 I had which is 3/8 ID and 5/8 OD and it went on without too much force but did grab so with a clamp I think 3/8 ID is good but 5/16 would be very snug and possibly a better seal.

[Mastakilla]

@ OC Nub thx man, I went ahead and ordered the block adapter and fittings today, my room stays cool so I should be fine and like you said I can always add the second rad

@ Mastakilla, I was curious so I tested some clearflex 60 I had which is 3/8 ID and 5/8 OD and it went on without too much force but did grab so with a clamp I think 3/8 ID is good but 5/16 would be very snug and possibly a better seal.

Thanks for the info Hunter!

Can you tell me if you bought it from EU or US? (or some place else)

also other people are still allowed to say the diameter of their UD7 fittings

[LarsMarkelson]

Finally stopped wining

Playing with different C-states (disabling the C1E, and enabling "C3/C6/C7 State Support") helped lowering the intensity, but couldn't stop it totally with LLC= "Level 2". It was LLC= "Standard" that could finally shut her up, totally.

In my experience, with LLC= "Level 2" the lower Vcore results in more wining (more intensity in high-pitch sound). In my 2 different 24/7 setup, the @4.22GHZ(222x19) 1.2v has been wining much more than @4.51GHZ(215x21) 1.34v. Also, lower-Vcore = more-wining.

The combination of LLC= Standard + disabling the C1E + enabling C3/C6/C7 State Support, has stopped it totally independent of the Vcore.

Wow, nice. Really weird though, I have no whine at all on mine.

[kone]

4.83G pass linx 50 run on water

[Sam_oslo]

LOL, that wimpy i9... is actually a Intel 32nm Xeon Westmere DP 3.20G , and it isn't exactly cheap.

4.83G pass linx 50 run on water

http://i645.photobucket.com/albums/uu180/fcjkone/test/154v483G-linx.jpg?t=1264515192[/IMG]

Good job, this looks good. These 32nm Quad seams to handle much more Vcore with less heat.
I've been hoping that some batch# of these 32nm Quads can hit 5GHZ for 24/7 use on air/water, and this is a really promising start .