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  1. 04-11-2006, 10:45 AM #1
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    So you wanted the ultimate Vdimm control...here it is!!!

    Check the pic.



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  2. 04-11-2006, 10:46 AM #2
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    AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

    That's sweet!!!

    is that stock or modded bios?
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  3. 04-11-2006, 10:49 AM #3
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    Came from Oskar like that, only issue was the bios was so tight it hated anything Infineon...no worries though i have a modded version off to DFI USA and they are testing to see if they can release it. If they give the go ahead I will leak it here ready for your new boards. The stock bios on the boards is not to hot and should be flashed ASAP.
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    Holy Funk, thats Awesome...

    all the way down to 2.06 volts too.
    Be nice to see what my low voltage loving Corsair LL Pro 3500's do.
    2.5-3-2-1-1T at 254 and 100% stable at 2.2 volts... when this ram seems to only get better the lower the voltage goes... I've been dying to see what it could do with even lower voltage

    Cool.

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    especially with the Chuck Patch on Oblivion.




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  5. 04-11-2006, 10:52 AM #5
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    I have a board here(eXpert) that runs ddr500 CE5 at 2.34V, switch to my second eXpert same cpu etc and i need 2.64V, so it may not clock low with voltage on all boards...just something to watch for
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tony
    Came from Oskar like that, only issue was the bios was so tight it hated anything Infineon...no worries though i have a modded version off to DFI USA and they are testing to see if they can release it. If they give the go ahead I will leak it here ready for your new boards. The stock bios on the boards is not to hot and should be flashed ASAP.
    Have DFI released one of your Bios' as official before? That's quite an honour
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  7. 04-11-2006, 10:56 AM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by lawrywild
    Have DFI released one of your Bios' as official before? That's quite an honour
    unfortunately no, but they do appreciate what i do with the files and i have never had any issues from them for trying to help get the boards more friendly.

    Oskar actually told me to losen this one up and post it,LOL but i thought it best to run it by DFI USA first
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tony
    unfortunately no, but they do appreciate what i do with the files and i have never had any issues from them for trying to help get the boards more friendly.

    Oskar actually told me to losen this one up and post it,LOL but i thought it best to run it by DFI USA first
    is Oskar designing the Yonah board?
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  9. 04-11-2006, 10:59 AM #9
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    They are not doing yonah as far as I know, there will be a 975 board but when i have no idea
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  10. 04-11-2006, 11:01 AM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tony
    They are not doing yonah as far as I know, there will be a 975 board but when i have no idea
    I thought they were doing a 945 Yonah board or something... oh well my bad... (or was that ASUS? silly me..)
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    I cant wait to test this board and that bios
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    Quote Originally Posted by lawrywild
    I thought they were doing a 945 Yonah board or something... oh well my bad... (or was that ASUS? silly me..)
    Yes there will be a 945 yonah, but the 945 have a OC lock so it's quite useless for overclocking.

    But nice Vdimm control It'll take some time to scroll down

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  13. 04-11-2006, 11:15 AM #13
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    It would be fun to put meter on it a see if the bios can really regulate .01 steps... That's hard to imagine...
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    Drive strength control explained

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    Quote Originally Posted by pcdoc1
    It would be fun to put meter on it a see if the bios can really regulate .01 steps... That's hard to imagine...
    I'm guessing Tony already tested that... if it didn't I'm sure he wouldn't post about it and would jus remove the options from the bios..
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    Quote Originally Posted by lawrywild
    I'm guessing Tony already tested that... if it didn't I'm sure he wouldn't post about it and would jus remove the options from the bios..
    Not metered it, but thats how the bios came to me so i would imagine Oskar tested it for me
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    I wish a bios with this many features can be released for the Ultra-D series.
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    Oh, now you're just making it difficult to choose between this and the Sapphire mobo


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    I'm speechless.


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    at first i thought wow you must have huge monitor, then i turned my brain on . Has anyone tried putting 4.15v through their ram yet could give interesting results

    Great work Oskar and Tony
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    wowsers, that's some nice voltage control!
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    thats a lot of options, for a soon to be dead platform
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    BTW, does the vcore have as many options as the vdimm?
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    Quote Originally Posted by eBoy0
    BTW, does the vcore have as many options as the vdimm?
    same as EXpert and Venus from memory
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tony
    Tony does this work for all the DFI boards Expert in particular? ( obviously I know the Expert doesn't have that many options but I mean does it work the same way?)
    I have a strange situation in that I've had a SLI-D and now an Expert and neither have been picky with the OCZ Rev2 TCCD or my G Skill HZ (sorry for swearing)
    I have been able to run and various Drive and Data strength without issues, could this be that I'm not pushing it enough or am I very lucky?

    Also same for T Ref values I can use about half of them with out any problems, currently running my Opteron @280x10 passes prime for 12+hours at various settings but if I go for 285X10 all hell brakes loose nothing I try makes it stable.

    Sorry for crashing this thread but I've never seen any reference to drive strengths before.
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