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    A quick question, perhaps its been answered before. not sure, anyhow.

    I have a i7 930 @4.2, 2 x GTX470 in SLI, Chieftec 1200W PSU, do i need to attach the EZPLUG cables for this setup? Atm my case looks all nice and tidy, so dont want to add extra cables if not needed

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jkswe View Post
    A quick question, perhaps its been answered before. not sure, anyhow.

    I have a i7 930 @4.2, 2 x GTX470 in SLI, Chieftec 1200W PSU, do i need to attach the EZPLUG cables for this setup? Atm my case looks all nice and tidy, so dont want to add extra cables if not needed
    I think you will be fine. I have 3x GTX480 (not overclocked) and I don't use any of the EZ PLUGS.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kill_a_wat View Post
    So is 704 BIOS still the best for 980X? Haven't tried the newer bioses yet
    I think "0860" is much better than "0704", totally.

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    Here are my test results for Voltage and Heat comparing Official BIOS 0802 from ASUS VS. Beta 0860. i used the 0802 official release from ASUS's Support page, though i believe it's the same 0802 seeing as it's got the same release date.

    hardware:
    i7 980x cpu
    G.Skill ECO 1600 CL7 mem (didn't want to put any scratches on the new corsairs )

    0860 results: Stable at 4.4ghz (33x133), 1600mhz CL7 (7-8-7-24-72-2N)
    cpu voltage = 1.44v
    qpi voltage = 1.51v
    ram voltage = 1.667v
    peak cpu temp = 70-72*c
    average cpu temp = 68-70*c

    0802 results: Stable at 4.5ghz (39x115), 1613mhz CL7 (7-8-7-24-72-2N)
    cpu voltage = 1.41v
    qpi voltage = 1.44v
    ram voltage = 1.643v
    peak cpu temp = 62-64*c
    average cpu temp = 58-60*c

    helps proove that 0860 is voltage hungry on just about everything... a near 10*c drop in temps from voltage alone yet still able to increase speeds by a hair and still is an improovement.
    Last edited by skuldarin; 07-22-2010 at 01:48 PM.
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    980x - 4.710ghz | mem - 12gb 1884 CL9 | vga - HD5970 | mobo - ASUS R3E
    [188x25 1.55625v, 2x uncore 3768, QPI 6782 1.375v]
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    24/7 settings
    4.0ghz @ 1.34375v
    4.138ghz @ 1.35625v
    4.272ghz @ 1.38125v
    4.4ghz @ 1.41825v
    4.522ghz @ 1.4500v
    BATCH - 3013A540 =

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    Good data skuldarin, thanks
    Would be good to know which bios is favored by the GT users and which by the Bloomfield...I know my 940 hates the board and 980X loves it...I'm still on 0704 though, maybe time to update to 0802.
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    i'll do another test with the Dominator-GTs back in there again when i get home after the weekend. i'm pretty sure i'll get similar results with QPI being a little lower on that time around. also let it be known this is with 12gb (6x2gb) memory, thus why QPI is so high.
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    980x - 4.710ghz | mem - 12gb 1884 CL9 | vga - HD5970 | mobo - ASUS R3E
    [188x25 1.55625v, 2x uncore 3768, QPI 6782 1.375v]
    http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...postcount=1813
    24/7 settings
    4.0ghz @ 1.34375v
    4.138ghz @ 1.35625v
    4.272ghz @ 1.38125v
    4.4ghz @ 1.41825v
    4.522ghz @ 1.4500v
    BATCH - 3013A540 =

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    No BIOS 9124 users except me?
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    Quote Originally Posted by skuldarin View Post
    Here are my test results for Voltage and Heat comparing Official BIOS 0802 from ASUS VS. Beta 0860. i used the 0802 official release from ASUS's Support page, though i believe it's the same 0802 seeing as it's got the same release date.

    hardware:
    i7 980x cpu
    G.Skill ECO 1600 CL7 mem (didn't want to put any scratches on the new corsairs )

    0860 results: Stable at 4.4ghz (33x133), 1600mhz CL7 (7-8-7-24-72-2N)
    cpu voltage = 1.44v
    qpi voltage = 1.51v
    ram voltage = 1.667v
    peak cpu temp = 70-72*c
    average cpu temp = 68-70*c

    0802 results: Stable at 4.5ghz (39x115), 1613mhz CL7 (7-8-7-24-72-2N)
    cpu voltage = 1.41v
    qpi voltage = 1.44v
    ram voltage = 1.643v
    peak cpu temp = 62-64*c
    average cpu temp = 58-60*c

    helps proove that 0860 is voltage hungry on just about everything... a near 10*c drop in temps from voltage alone yet still able to increase speeds by a hair and still is an improovement.
    Why not test them at the same speeds?

    Quote Originally Posted by donmarkoni View Post
    No BIOS 9124 users except me?
    I didn't even realize that worked for the RIIIE. It only has optimizations for Gulftown, right?


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    Quote Originally Posted by bassplayer View Post
    I didn't even realize that worked for the RIIIE. It only has optimizations for Gulftown, right?
    Yes, it's for R3E, and it's best of all, at least in my case (Xeon W3540).
    Lower voltages required, tighter timings possible - tWR is now exactly what you set, not +1 or +2 from what you set.
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    excellent tweaking owikh!!!

    ram timings are very good...


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    Quote Originally Posted by donmarkoni View Post
    Yes, it's for R3E, and it's best of all, at least in my case (Xeon W3540).
    Lower voltages required, tighter timings possible - tWR is now exactly what you set, not +1 or +2 from what you set.
    any chance you could post your settings so i can get my w3570 started...


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    Man, temps are high at 4.5GHz. What's your water cooling setup (fans, etc?)
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    Quote Originally Posted by brolloks View Post
    Good data skuldarin, thanks
    Would be good to know which bios is favored by the GT users and which by the Bloomfield...I know my 940 hates the board and 980X loves it...I'm still on 0704 though, maybe time to update to 0802.


    your 940 is overclockable? those are the worst i7 chips...


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    If benching the R3E at high clocks or high memory frequency be sure to enable the extreme OV setting, then disable OCP on DRAM, VTT and the IOH. Failure to do so will cause the board to throw BSODs during benches. This is a bit of an isolated case here, I have 12GB at DDR3-1945 1T, without disabling the OCP this will not pass Cinebench.

    http://img205.imageshack.us/f/hyper1945mhz798crop.png/

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    Last edited by Raja@ASUS; 07-25-2010 at 03:15 AM.

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    Hello, my friends!

    I will be testing today 2 new 980X B1 on Rampage III Extreme. Some questions:

    ALL OCP settings - disabled?
    Memory Configutation Protect - disabled/enabled?
    PWM Volt. Control - ?
    QPI/Dram/ IOH PWM frequency - ?

    Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by raju View Post
    If benching the R3E at high clocks or high memory frequency be sure to enable the extreme OV setting, then disable OCP on DRAM, VTT and the IOH. Failure to do so will cause the board to throw BSODs during benches. This is a bit of an isolated case here, I have 12GB at DDR3-1945 1T, without disabling the OCP this will not pass Cinebench.

    http://img205.imageshack.us/f/hyper1945mhz798crop.png/

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    weird your tripping ocp but good to know

    Quote Originally Posted by slamms View Post
    Hello, my friends!

    I will be testing today 2 new 980X B1 on Rampage III Extreme. Some questions:

    ALL OCP settings - disabled?
    Memory Configutation Protect - disabled/enabled?
    PWM Volt. Control - ?
    QPI/Dram/ IOH PWM frequency - ?

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    1. yep
    2. disable and set subtimings manually
    3. max 10v
    4. max 1.33x


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    Thanks bro!!! I will try it tomorrow with other cpu, my 2 cpu is bad, only 5,9Ghz in 3DMark05. СBB -120, CB -165-175 degress(

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    single channel and dual channel tried?


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    Man, this has been a crazy weekend.. I hav'nt played a game in a few years so I wanted to do that.. I installed a new copy of win 7 for that and the IOH on the rampage lll goes up to 70c and keeps climbing.. I took it apart 3 times and replaced all thermal grease and still the same thing.. I decided to put a small LN2 pot on there.. Then everything worked fine as it was -3c But I just wanted to game and it gets hot! I decided to throw on the ud9.. Same issue.. Gets really hot and shuts off.. Even when the cpu is at 4ghz.. bummer all around.. tried cleaning that one and still it gets hot as well..
    Is it possible the boards are only use to -180c now.. They dont like the hot.. Man, what a pain

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    did you use the big heatsink?

    mine stays @ 45-50c...


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    Thanks man! Yeah, I used the big heatsink as well.. Still nothing.. Also, I tried water cooling on the ud9 and that gets hot and shuts off too.. Maybe I'll try one more time..

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    try putting some weight/pressure on the heatsink...maybe its a contact problem


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    Quote Originally Posted by Hondacity View Post
    your 940 is overclockable? those are the worst i7 chips...
    I have mine running at 4.2ghz with 1.35vcore intel burn test stable.
    Under the hood:
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zaxis01 View Post
    I have mine running at 4.2ghz with 1.35vcore intel burn test stable.
    i had mine to about 4.4ghz...till my supposes friend killed it

    i was talking about 940 on ln2...


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