Anyone notice the rampage 219 bios no longer showing how many core during the boot up. It show speed of your proccessor only.
Anyone notice the rampage 219 bios no longer showing how many core during the boot up. It show speed of your proccessor only.
2x Asus P8Z68-V PRO Bios 0501
i7 2600K @ 4.6GHz 1.325v / i5 2500K @ 4.4GHz 1.300v
2x G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 8GB DDR3 1600
Plextor M5P 256GB SSD / Samsung 840 Pro 256GB SSD
Seasonic X-1050 PSU / SeaSonic X Series X650 Gold PSU
EVGA GTX 690 (+135%/+100MHz/+200MHz/75%) / EVGA GTX 680 SC Signature+ (+130%/+80MHz/+200MHz/70%)
just installed the 1004 bios, and still the damn ram dividers are broken. The only usable divider (FOR ME) is the 400 strap. So unless its my ballistix are the divider issue, the only hope I have for my 8gb's of G.skill PC8500 that is coming tomorrow is DDR1135. Damn, wish me some luck here guys. At least this bios allows tRFC up to like 150 or something, my other bios 903, would only allow for up to 42. SO I had to flash to this bios for my g.skill ram coming as I keep seeing that ram needs tRFC @ 52 minimum.....
Nothing anymore
1:1 and 5:6 were all I ran but they did work on both 400 and 333 strap.
I have had 266 strap 1:1 but didnt like the bandwidth
The Rampage 0219 BIOS is a lot lot better in terms of dividers and performance levels. You won't do 1200MHz RAM on the Formula (whatever BIOS) with TB/AIB enabled and > Moderate but hop onto the Rampage conversion using BIOS 0219 and 1200MHz is not only possible but with TB/AIB enabled to Strong/Moderate with a PL of 5 or 6. Gets you 9500MB/sec read bandwidth in Everest on a 9x400 setup and latency of around 52.4ns (5-5-5-15).
Now if anyone is willing to take the VDDR up then 4-4-4-12 at 1200MHz is also possible for some sub 50ns RAM access times.
Couple the above at say 10x400 using a QX9650 (newer C1 steppings are shipping SLAWN spec, not yet listed on Intel site) for 4GHz and seems to me this is heaven until Nahelm comes along.
For whatever reason the Formula BIOS is just worse than the Rampage, not to mention it has less options.
+ Asus Maximus Formula II (Bios 2202)
+ Intel Xeon X3370 @ 4.04GHz 1.288V (475x8.5) VID 1.250
+ 4GB Kingston HyperX PC2-9600 DDR2 @ 1199MHz 5-5-5-18-2-30 @ 2.15V
+ BFG Tech 9800GTX+ OC @ 760/1890/2250
+ 4x150GB Raptor X in RAID0 via Adaptec 2405 SAS/SATA
+ Samsung SH-203B
+ Chieftec CFT-850-14C
+ Thermalright 120 Ultra Extreme 2000rpm
+ Windows XP Professional x64
+ Samsung 275T
Laptop Memory UK
The Rampage BIOS seems a little better with my Q6600 but still getting that issue with cores 0 & 1 not showing when I push the FSB higher than 460.
On a positive note, I've been able to shave a couple of points of both my FSB & NB voltage needed.
Come the weekend & some spare time I'll spend some time seeing how much I can fettle the settings to improve things.
Q6600 @ 3.6GHz
OCZ PC8500 SLi (2 x 1GB)
Maximus Rampage SE (dead )
DFI X48 LT (in testing)
8800GTX OC2
Gigabyte Odin 800W
Silverstone TJ07
D-Tek FuZion
Aquacomputer G80
Laing DDC Ultra
Thermochill PA120.2 & 120.3
plog - w/c TJ07
Hey guys, I'm on an E6750 and looking to go for 4ghz. I'm using 1200mhz rated RAM - would I be better flashing it to a rampage or sticking to a go stable maximus BIOS? Also, could someone share working BIOS settings for helping me reach 4GHZ? 3.8GHZ boots but 4GHZ doesn't post with renegade's original 903 settings.
~Bex
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Sempron140 @ 4Ghz (Stock Cooler) i7 3960x @ 5.4ghz (Air Cooler)
Bex : "Who said girls can't play PC games or overclock!? Do I look like your imagination!?"
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It's not hard to setup the bios, just the board is not as easy and stable as the DFI board was. guess i expected more, like bios updates
I left most of the ram timings on auto since the board is more stable that way, change any of the timings and it wont pass 24 hrs prime. personally i think it was a bad bios update, i would flash it again but asus in there greatness and massive wisdom blocks the bios from being backdated or reflashed. Atleast thats my experience anyway.
I know i can now use the afudos from this site to reflash, but I may as well just install the rampage bios.
3.4Ghz isnt too bad either, so i'm not saying this board is crap, just has some annouying quirks
maximus Rampage 0308, Q6600 GO (378x9 1.45v), 2x G.skill F2-8500CL5-1GBHK 2.3v and 2x F2-8500CL5-2GBPQ 2.1v (6Gb total), 8800GTX factory clocks & cooling, 2x 36Gb raptors in raid 0, vista ultimate x64, custom wooden case with swiftech water cooling and too many extra HDD's
OK, just flashed to the Rampage 219 bios, and everything seems pretty much the same as the 1004 maximus BIOS. All dividers are borked BUT the 400 strap. Just like every other bios i've flashed to, on the 400 strap works. Is this a board limitation? Other then that, seems pretty damn cool. Hope it likes my 8GB coming tomorrow!
Nothing anymore
I have just a few questions about some of the new settings, and where about to set them at?
1. Common Performance lvl? I have it set to 7
2. pull in of CHA PH1 = enabled
pull in of cha PH2 = enabled
pull in of chb PH1 = enabled
pull in of chb ph2 = enabled
(should these be enabled or disabled????)
3. CPU PLL voltage auto sets to 1.648 IS THIS TO MUCH???
My basic settings are:
fsb 426
NB strap 400 (only 1 that works)
DDR 1135 (2gb ballistix)
Im just playing around with this new bios, but I can say that this RAMPAGE change over made a difference. Prior to this I couldn't even boot at 430FSB with my Q6600, not with the same voltage (1.432) it seems stable
Nothing anymore
so today i got my corsair dominator's! so far pretty awesome but i think i can do better on a few things, at least, hoping so.
here are my settings-
Extreme Tweaker:
any suggestions on improvements?? wtf is up with my WRITE speed ??
also, any suggestion on lowering voltages?
for anyone with a similar hardware setup, this seems to be a good setup so-far, @100% stable..
*edit*
the corsairs are revision 2.2's (unfortunately...)... do you think im ok w/2.12v in BIOS, & 2.22v REAL ?
Last edited by ericab; 03-26-2008 at 05:27 PM.
MB: Asus 'Maximus Rampage' (Rev 1.03g) (Stock Cooling Removed; Thermalright Replacements: HR-05 SLI/IFX, HR-09 U T2, HR-09 S T2)
CPU: Intel Q6600 'G0' w/VID: 1.2625v @ 3720MHz (465x8) Fully-Lapped to 2500 Grit. vCore @ 1.3625 (Everest) w/ vDroop Mod & MX-2
Mem: Corsair Dominator 8500 (2x1 GB) @ 5-5-5-15 DDR2-1116
PS: Corsair HX620 w/Fan Mod (Yate-Loon 'Medium', w/Added Potentiometer)
Vid: BFG GeForce 8800 GTS 512 (G92) & 8600 GT 512 (G84); BOTH Volt-Modded, Hard-Clocked, Cooler-Modded & BIOS-Tweaked
Snd: Creative Labs X-Fi Elite Pro w/ Logitech Z-5500 (Optical-In Used)
Cool: Thermalight Ultra-120-X Fully-Lapped, to 2500 Grit w/ 1x 'Scythe Ultra Kaze 2000 RPM,' overvolted
Case: Coolermaster CM-690 w/ Major Airflow Mods; Yate Loon 'Medium' 140mm's x 4 (Top, Bottom, Side); 1 Scythe Slipstream (Front); 1 Scythe Ultra Kaze 3000 RPM (Rear); Sound-Dampening Foam
Fan CTRLr: Sunbeamtech 'Rheobus Extreme' (w/Minor Superficial Mods)
HDD: 4x500GB Internal SATA Samsung's (HD501LJ)
Tmps @ Idle: GPU1: 52C; GPU2: 36C; NB: 39C; SB: 30C; CPU_1-4: '27C' <-- (1-4 Averaged)
Tmps @ Load:GPU1: 76C; GPU2: __C; NB: 44C; SB: 30C; CPU_1-4: '50C' <-- (1-4 Averaged)
My RIG: #1 , #2 , #3
Great voltage ericab, I need 1.45 just to get 3.6 stable on my q6600 g0. that's amazingly low for 3760
-Q6600 G0 @3.6GHZ
-Apogee GT Block, Onboard Maximus SE NB Cooler
-X38 Asus Maximus Formula - RaMpAgEd
-4GB G-SKILL 800Mhz
-EVGA 280 GTX and EVGA 8800 GTS
-3TB RAID-0
-750 Watt Silverstone Zeus
MB: Asus 'Maximus Rampage' (Rev 1.03g) (Stock Cooling Removed; Thermalright Replacements: HR-05 SLI/IFX, HR-09 U T2, HR-09 S T2)
CPU: Intel Q6600 'G0' w/VID: 1.2625v @ 3720MHz (465x8) Fully-Lapped to 2500 Grit. vCore @ 1.3625 (Everest) w/ vDroop Mod & MX-2
Mem: Corsair Dominator 8500 (2x1 GB) @ 5-5-5-15 DDR2-1116
PS: Corsair HX620 w/Fan Mod (Yate-Loon 'Medium', w/Added Potentiometer)
Vid: BFG GeForce 8800 GTS 512 (G92) & 8600 GT 512 (G84); BOTH Volt-Modded, Hard-Clocked, Cooler-Modded & BIOS-Tweaked
Snd: Creative Labs X-Fi Elite Pro w/ Logitech Z-5500 (Optical-In Used)
Cool: Thermalight Ultra-120-X Fully-Lapped, to 2500 Grit w/ 1x 'Scythe Ultra Kaze 2000 RPM,' overvolted
Case: Coolermaster CM-690 w/ Major Airflow Mods; Yate Loon 'Medium' 140mm's x 4 (Top, Bottom, Side); 1 Scythe Slipstream (Front); 1 Scythe Ultra Kaze 3000 RPM (Rear); Sound-Dampening Foam
Fan CTRLr: Sunbeamtech 'Rheobus Extreme' (w/Minor Superficial Mods)
HDD: 4x500GB Internal SATA Samsung's (HD501LJ)
Tmps @ Idle: GPU1: 52C; GPU2: 36C; NB: 39C; SB: 30C; CPU_1-4: '27C' <-- (1-4 Averaged)
Tmps @ Load:GPU1: 76C; GPU2: __C; NB: 44C; SB: 30C; CPU_1-4: '50C' <-- (1-4 Averaged)
My RIG: #1 , #2 , #3
Looks pretty simple and str8 foward, just like modding the PSP.
However, with all the so-called benifits being RAM sub timings, where do these show actual user results in real world apps (not just games) and especially not just for synthetic apps desighned to show numbers higher by small fractions? I realize it's fun to OC for the max, but are modding such a new mobo, voiding warrenty, just to score a few more benchmark points that worth it. I mean I only tried the BETA 0907 BIOS and it messed mine up and I had to RMA, (still waiting), imagine if on RAMPAGE, I'd be eatin' that one today. I'd end up just buying the real RAMPAGE for the same I spent on Formula.
I'm just curious, cause I see only the score numbers but hear nothing about the real world Office or Adobe apps benifits.
Last edited by Nuckin_Futs; 03-26-2008 at 07:30 PM.
4.250GHz (1.331v) @ 212 x 21 @ 2:8 DDR1600 @ 6-7-6-18 (1.657) ASUS RAMPAGE EXTRENE w/ Q6600 @ 3.8Ghz daily
ASUS RAMPAGE II EXTREME, X58 w/ ICH10R
Intel Core i7 930, rev. DO, batch #3951A824
Mushkin Redline 998691 PC3-12800
ASUS ENGTX460 GTX-460 DirectCu 1G
Creative X-Fi Titanium Fatal!ty Champion
SilverStone Strider ST80F 800W Quad 12v
WD Raptor 74GB, 10K x4
Danger Dan WaterBox Plus
Windows 7 Enterprise x64
Swiftech Apogee XT Copper Top w/ AS#5 (lapped to CPU)
RIG 1 (in progress):
Core i7 920 @ 3GHz 1.17v (WIP) / EVGA X58 Classified 3X SLI / Crucial D9JNL 3x2GB @ 1430 7-7-7-20 1T 1.65v
Corsair HX1000 / EVGA GTX 295 SLI / X-FI Titanium FATAL1TY Pro / Samsung SyncMaster 245b 24" / MM H2GO
2x X25-M 80GB (RAID0) + Caviar 500 GB / Windows 7 Ultimate x64 RC1 Build 7100
RIG 2:
E4500 @ 3.0 / Asus P5Q / 4x1 GB DDR2-667
CoolerMaster Extreme Power / BFG 9800 GT OC / LG 22"
Antec Ninehundred / Onboard Sound / TRUE / Vista 32
What BIOS is best now? And how are they clocking with the wolfdales? Just ordered my self an e8400 and I never really spent any time with this board, been out of the computer loop.
Phenom II 940 BE / ASUS M4A79 / HD5770 Crossfire
3770mhz CPU 2600mhz NB | DDR1040 5-5-5-15 | 900/1250
Q6600 G0 & Ballistix Tracers OCCT Mix 2 Hrs Stable Configuration:
My OC exp tells me that RF0219 BIOS does help my Q6600 at *8 multi acheived FSB475 using 333 Strap but it wasn't fully stable enough to pass OCCT/PRIME stress tests long enough (Everest Tests or similar permittable).
Q6600 at *8 multi and high FSB460+ can means a lot more stress on the NB than equivalent clock using *9 multi. *9 multi could bring the CPU clock all the way up to 3870mhz Prime SmallFFT stable on air but at the cost of lower system bandwidth. *8 multi brings out better overall system performance but at the cost of stability due much higher NB clock speed (Using NBCC calculation: FSB * Stock Multi/Set Multi = FSB465 * 9/8 = 2093mhz vs 1860mhz). RF0219 is still a little more stable than MF bioses at high FSB configuation becouse of fewer occassions of "DET RAM" hang. Overall OC experience is a bit more smoother than the MF bioses I've tried.
Stability is my main concern and I can finally pass OCCT Mix 2 Hrs stress test using RF0219 Bios at 465FSB*8 Multi, 333 Strap. Technically speaking, RF0219 bios doesn't give me an advancement in OC but it does help my system stabilized at FSB465. No DET RAM hang and no odd problems.
The additional finer tuning options in the RF bios gives me a slightly more system bandwidth at no additional cost to system stability when you tuned the settings right. You need to have an idea of the FSB set to the corresponding FSB strap used to know how much further bandwidth can you gain from adjusting the performance level settings in Transaction Booster.
Here is the full configurations for your reference:
Extreme Tweaker
Ai Overclock Tuner : Manual
OC From CPU Level Up : AUTO
CPU Ratio Control : Manual
- Ratio CMOS Setting : 8
FSB Frequency : 465
FSB Strap to North Bridge : 333
PCI-E Frequency: 110
DRAM Frequency: DDR2-1116
DRAM Command Rate : 2T
DRAM CLK Skew on Channel A : Normal
DRAM CLK Skew on Channel B : Normal
DRAM Timing Control: Manual
CAS# Latency : 5
RAS# to CAS# Delay : 4
RAS# Precharge : 4
RAS# ActivateTime : 8
RAS# to RAS# Delay : 3
Row Refresh Cycle Time : 35
Write Recovery Time : 6
Read to Precharge Time : 3
Read to Write Delay (S/D) : 8
Write to Read Delay (S) : 3
Write to Read Delay (D) : 5
Read to Read Delay (S) : 4
Read to Read Delay (D) : 6
Write to Write Delay (S) : 4
Write to Write Delay (D) : 6
Write to PRE Delay : 14
Read to PRE Delay : 5
PRE to PRE Delay : 1
ALL PRE to ACT Delay : 5
ALL PRE to REF Delay : 5
DRAM Static Read Control: Disabled (Enable will gives you slightly more bandwidth at the cost of stability)
Ai Clock Twister : Stronger
Transaction Booster : Manual
C/P: A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 | B1 B2 B3 B4 B5
LVL: 07 07 07 07 07 | 07 07 07 07 07
Common Performance Level [8]
Pull-In of CHA PH1 Enabled
Pull-In of CHA PH2 Enabled
Pull-In of CHA PH3 Enabled
Pull-In of CHA PH4 Enabled
Pull-In of CHA PH5 Enabled
Pull-In of CHB PH1 Enabled
Pull-In of CHB PH2 Enabled
Pull-In of CHB PH3 Enabled
Pull-In of CHB PH4 Enabled
Pull-In of CHB PH5 Enabled
CPU Voltage : 1.48750 (1.464-1.472)
CPU PLL Voltage : AUTO (1.664-1.680)
North Bridge Voltage : 1.65 (1.680)
DRAM Voltage : 2.12 (2.208)
FSB Termination Voltage : 1.40 (1.456)
South Bridge Voltage : 1.075 (1.104)
Loadline Calibration : Enabled
CPU GTL Reference : 0.63X
North Bridge GTL Reference : 0.67X
DDR2 Channel A REF Voltage : AUTO
DDR2 Channel B REF Voltage : AUTO
DDR2 Controller REF Voltage : DDR2-REF (1.104)
SB 1.5V Voltage : 1.5
CPU Spread Spectrum : Disabled
PCIE Spread Spectrum : Disabled
Last edited by XtremeTiramisu; 03-27-2008 at 12:20 AM.
Xtreme Air-Cooled OC System:
Mobo: Asus Rampage Formula (X38 Edition) Rev 1.03G (BIOS: 0803)
CPU: C2Q Q6600 "G0" L723A765, VID 1.2625, 3720mhz, FSB 465*8, Vcore: 1.464, Idle/load temp: 31c/64c
CPU Heatsink: Thermalright Ultra120 Xtreme lapped (2* Scythe S-Flex SFF21F S-FDB 120mm Push-Pull configuration)
RAM: Kingston HyperX T1 2x2GB PC2-8500 (DDR2-1116)(5-5-5-15-3-52-6-3-8-3-5-4-6-4-6-14-5-1-5-5)(2.264 Vdimm)(Rated @ 2.3v default clock)
HDD: Western Digital Caviar Black 640GB WD6401AALS-00L3B (AHCI)
Video Card: XFX 8800GTS 320mb Xtreme, Core 612 Shader 1420 Mem 900 (Stock cooling)
Sound Card: Auzentech Meridian 7.1 (8788 chipset)
DVD: Pioneer 212D SATA DVD-RW
PSU: Corsair HX620W Modular
Xtreme Air Cooled Case: Antec 900 case | 3*120mm intake | 1*120mm & 1*200mm exhuast
OS: Vista Ultimate x64 SP1 Build 6001
+ Asus Maximus Formula II (Bios 2202)
+ Intel Xeon X3370 @ 4.04GHz 1.288V (475x8.5) VID 1.250
+ 4GB Kingston HyperX PC2-9600 DDR2 @ 1199MHz 5-5-5-18-2-30 @ 2.15V
+ BFG Tech 9800GTX+ OC @ 760/1890/2250
+ 4x150GB Raptor X in RAID0 via Adaptec 2405 SAS/SATA
+ Samsung SH-203B
+ Chieftec CFT-850-14C
+ Thermalright 120 Ultra Extreme 2000rpm
+ Windows XP Professional x64
+ Samsung 275T
Laptop Memory UK
I've changed to the rampage bios 219, so far it has made a change.
I am currently only stable at 3Ghz instead of 3.4Ghz due to the ram being unstable
When compaing setting with everest, it appears the Tref has dropped from 16383 to 15600 and the Write to read delay setting for same rank wont hold setting I try. for instance i set 13 and it comes up as 5, i try 15 and it comes up as 7.
I am also using the ram 1:1, which brings the ram to 756Mhz, it use to be stable at 1007Mhz. they fail in memtest and almost straight away in prime.
more playing needs to be done since i've obviuosly done things backwards by trying the original settings.
I've also noticed the auto settings tighten certian settings, yes i have tried to manually set the timings.
At FSB 333Mhz 1:1 all seems stable, bump up the ram above 667Mhz and it will fail.
I have also noticed the are less choices in ram dividers, not that it really matters, but with MF 907 i had 4 choices in ram speed, with 219, i have 3. again, no big concern, just a difference.
I cant figure out how to change the Tref and the Write to read delay setting for same rank not holding the setting i set in the bios is alittle concerning but then i am only trying to mirror the 907 settings which was 13 and that may be way overkill.
I know the CPU is stable at 378Mhz x9 so i'll atleast all i need to do is play with the ram tll its stable and bump it up slowly.
probably doesnt help i have 4 sticks installed and they are not matching sets, but the MF 907 didnt have an issue with this.
more playing with timings needed
is there a program (other than everest) that i can use which will report the ram timings?
Last edited by mazda_626; 03-27-2008 at 01:42 AM.
maximus Rampage 0308, Q6600 GO (378x9 1.45v), 2x G.skill F2-8500CL5-1GBHK 2.3v and 2x F2-8500CL5-2GBPQ 2.1v (6Gb total), 8800GTX factory clocks & cooling, 2x 36Gb raptors in raid 0, vista ultimate x64, custom wooden case with swiftech water cooling and too many extra HDD's
Here is my own observation of Performance level and Pull-In. When performance level is set to x and all pull in are enabled my bandwidth scores are the same as PL X - 1 with all Pull In disabled. Therefore PL7 Enabled performs like PL6 Disabled. (Or you could almost view it as Pull In Enabled = 0.5 lower PL, in the above example PL7 Enabled would be PL6.5).
In any case my sticks of RAM ran at a certain speed with PL7 on the MF1004 BIOS. In order to achieve the same speed stable on the Rampage I had to use PL8 Enabled. Even though I went up (relaxed) a Performance Level I still got the same scores in the Everest cache and mem benchmark.
As for your dividers issue, I suspect that you may need to relax a few settings for now to test things out. Try PL7, Pull in disabled, Twister to Moderate and run a lower FSB with a divider pushing the RAM higher. Also give your NB a touch more voltage. I can get all dividers working with no problems, assuming it doesn't push my RAM over a known limit to which I've previously tested stable to. Dividers were fine for me on the MF bioses as well.
Totolly understood, just curious if anybody has actually run real media creation or editing apps to see if it pays off. Like I keep saying, I go for high end test too, but it usually never hold in real world day to day.
I'd do more sub RAM tweaking if I knew more of what the actual setting was doing for my OC other then report a higher score in benchmark. So I usually leave them to auto or nominal for stability during editing.
4.250GHz (1.331v) @ 212 x 21 @ 2:8 DDR1600 @ 6-7-6-18 (1.657) ASUS RAMPAGE EXTRENE w/ Q6600 @ 3.8Ghz daily
ASUS RAMPAGE II EXTREME, X58 w/ ICH10R
Intel Core i7 930, rev. DO, batch #3951A824
Mushkin Redline 998691 PC3-12800
ASUS ENGTX460 GTX-460 DirectCu 1G
Creative X-Fi Titanium Fatal!ty Champion
SilverStone Strider ST80F 800W Quad 12v
WD Raptor 74GB, 10K x4
Danger Dan WaterBox Plus
Windows 7 Enterprise x64
Swiftech Apogee XT Copper Top w/ AS#5 (lapped to CPU)
I've made a post about a simplier way to flash to Rampage:
Read
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...postcount=2484
Xtreme Air-Cooled OC System:
Mobo: Asus Rampage Formula (X38 Edition) Rev 1.03G (BIOS: 0803)
CPU: C2Q Q6600 "G0" L723A765, VID 1.2625, 3720mhz, FSB 465*8, Vcore: 1.464, Idle/load temp: 31c/64c
CPU Heatsink: Thermalright Ultra120 Xtreme lapped (2* Scythe S-Flex SFF21F S-FDB 120mm Push-Pull configuration)
RAM: Kingston HyperX T1 2x2GB PC2-8500 (DDR2-1116)(5-5-5-15-3-52-6-3-8-3-5-4-6-4-6-14-5-1-5-5)(2.264 Vdimm)(Rated @ 2.3v default clock)
HDD: Western Digital Caviar Black 640GB WD6401AALS-00L3B (AHCI)
Video Card: XFX 8800GTS 320mb Xtreme, Core 612 Shader 1420 Mem 900 (Stock cooling)
Sound Card: Auzentech Meridian 7.1 (8788 chipset)
DVD: Pioneer 212D SATA DVD-RW
PSU: Corsair HX620W Modular
Xtreme Air Cooled Case: Antec 900 case | 3*120mm intake | 1*120mm & 1*200mm exhuast
OS: Vista Ultimate x64 SP1 Build 6001
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