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    Foxconn Quantum Force Black Ops X48 OC Guide (56k Warning)

    Foxconn Black Ops X48 OC Guide

    I have had the board for a while and thought I would share some of the basic settings on OCing this board. This was using the G17 bios and I am not sure if it will be the retail bios but it should be pretty close. First picture is of the standard bios page.



    I recommend you go into Advanced Chipset Features and disable the System Bios Cacheable.



    Under Integrated Peripherals I disable anything that I will not be using. In this case it’s the floppy drive controller, serial port, and IrDA device.



    I also go into the onboard device control under Integrated Peripherals and disable the HD audio, 1394, and both Ethernet ports.



    Here is the basic system monitor screen where you can set fan speeds and monitor temperatures and voltages.



    Here is the bottom half of the screen. Note the voltages are reported wrong because this is an ES board running retail bios.


    Next we go into the Quantum bios this is where the overclocking starts.



    In the CPU Features the frequency unlimit is for the Extreme CPUs with unlocked multipliers. The cold bug boot fix should be left disabled unless you are sub zero. If you enable this on air or water and for some reason your CPU over heats the board will not shut down.

    Air/Water:



    Phase change/dry ice/LN2:



    In order to change the memory timings we need to change the Overclock Phase Select to Manual O.C. Then we can go into the memory timings.



    These are just some basic ram settings you can try



    The following are the timings I am running on my ram at 1800MHz 2.2v and a few have run up to almost 2000MHz with similar settings.



    Here is the Voltage control. You see the CPU voltage goes up to 1.6v but there is also the voltage multiplier.





    This allows for up to 2.4V!!!!!! to your CPU. Voltages were tested in the labs rock stable at 2.2v for the vcore. However that kind of voltage will kill your CPU. Make sure you use the vdroop option as well to remove the vdroop.



    Here are the rest of the voltages I use for a 24/7 system. If you are going to be running that voltage on the NB, I highly recommend you use the supplied fan or water cooling.



    Here we have the FSB, Multiplier, and Memory speed options. I found with a quad core around 450FSB is the max. The dual cores go a lot higher unfortunately I haven’t had a chance to test.



    For me the 1:4 333 Strap ram divider worked best. Also make sure you enable Overclock recovery incase the Overclock fails.



    The board allows you to store your overclocking settings with OC gear. It also shows what bios you are storing it to because this board has dual bioses in case one gets messed up.



    Since clockgen hasn’t been updated you can use SetFSB with this board. Here is the following PLL to use. ICS9LPRS509HGLF



    Feel free to ask any questions.

    Special thanks go to Peter and the Quantum Force Scholars as well as Gautam for the ram settings. I will also be posting a guide on insulation and prepping the board for sub zero action.
    Last edited by Planet; 05-09-2008 at 02:15 PM.
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    excelent! nice info ...some items are valid to use in foxconn mars bios.
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    sweet!

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    Very informative
    Should help the guys who are starting afresh or have just moved to Foxconn boards.

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    Nice work, just the info I'm looking for.
    I hope it won't be long till I can get my hands on one of these.

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    Sorry bout that two of the images were not working. The advanced ram timings should be showing now.
    Quote Originally Posted by 3oh6
    damn you guys...am i in a three way and didn't know it again
    Quote Originally Posted by Brian y.
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    as mention last night,here you go jake
    Last edited by coolice; 05-10-2008 at 08:58 PM.

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    Hmm what works in SetFSB?
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    i use 9LPRS919BKL,not sure if it will have prob by pulling pcie as i only touch the fsb

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    how come you decided to go with foxconn as opposed to more reputable brands?

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    Quote Originally Posted by WhiteFireDragon View Post
    how come you decided to go with foxconn as opposed to more reputable brands?
    Your not serious are you? The board has one of the top 3 benchmarkers in the world working on it and about 25 other top benchers helping him fix issues and beta test. This is the X48 board to have its as simple as that. The Beta board at CES did 5.9ghz through 3dmark06
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    haha oops guess im a noob when it comes to x48 boards. i only know of the nvidia chipsets or p35s

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    Quote Originally Posted by WhiteFireDragon View Post
    haha oops guess im a noob when it comes to x48 boards. i only know of the nvidia chipsets or p35s
    They have a 790i coming out pretty soon that should be on par with this board. I know Shamino has been working hard on it.
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    ah so i guess foxconn is upping their quality on the enthusiast boards huh?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cpt.Planet View Post
    They have a 790i coming out pretty soon that should be on par with this board. I know Shamino has been working hard on it.
    hello, you who have tried this product you can say exactly what I expected if the purchase?
    in the sense I have a top range or is only appearance?
    I cpu as a qx9650 or a e8500 tested to 4.5 mhz, the problem is to find a mainboard that have the characteristics to be able to climb up to that frequency, saying that with this mainboard can I do?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Smoicol View Post
    hello, you who have tried this product you can say exactly what I expected if the purchase?
    in the sense I have a top range or is only appearance?
    I cpu as a qx9650 or a e8500 tested to 4.5 mhz, the problem is to find a mainboard that have the characteristics to be able to climb up to that frequency, saying that with this mainboard can I do?
    Sorry having some trouble understanding your post. This is one of the best performaning boards hands down. Multiple of the top overclockers have said that even HiPro5. The board should definitely do 4.5ghz no sweat. I have personaly tested at 5.3+(with ln2) and witnessed 5.9ghz 3DMark06 runs on the board. It really depends on your cpus and cpu cooling though. The board is a little hard to get dialed in at first but using this guide it should make it pretty simple.
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    Sweeeet Guide Jake

    If i do buy this sweeet board this guide would be a great Help

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    excuse me if my English is not very clear, I am Italian, you wonder if the limits language can explain the pros and cons of this mainboard, I 790th with a triple-sli, I do not want to change mainboard then reciprocate
    I try performance and stability, crysis game and call of duty and hope that ati face vga competitive for the crossfire, say that I could be happy in this mainboard?

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    my dream is able to try before you buy it, but I see this difficult thing, after the experience with nvidia 790th now buy hardware enthusiast makes me afraid.

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    Anyone tested with a WOLFDALE >500 FSB.......
    If nothing works nomore......:


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    Quote Originally Posted by camouflage View Post
    Anyone tested with a WOLFDALE >500 FSB.......
    Yes A few people have to my knowledge. Let me see if I can find some screenshots.

    Tibbors maxed out at 555 with a E6700 and E8500. A few others were in the same range
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    I thought with DDR3, it should be able to hit higher FSB and Prime stable?

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    Quote Originally Posted by camouflage View Post
    Anyone tested with a WOLFDALE >500 FSB.......
    This board is not perfect for subzero 45nm wolfdale runs as it's especially tuned for extreme quadcore overclocking .
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    Nice one Jake.
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    Quote Originally Posted by massman View Post
    This board is not perfect for subzero 45nm wolfdale runs as it's especially tuned for extreme quadcore overclocking .
    Yea its not as most high end chipsets and boards arent.

    Quote Originally Posted by Eldonko View Post
    Nice one Jake.
    Hey thanks. Havent seen you around in a while
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    damn you guys...am i in a three way and didn't know it again
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