It seems that ur Board can give u a bit more voltage then my one. Maybe i have 1,85V with Multimeter too, but only a few ppl read the voltage with it, so it not count.
But try this settings one time with 1,475V, i'm sure u get the same voltage.
It seems that ur Board can give u a bit more voltage then my one. Maybe i have 1,85V with Multimeter too, but only a few ppl read the voltage with it, so it not count.
But try this settings one time with 1,475V, i'm sure u get the same voltage.
PC : Asrock Z68 Extreme3 Gen3 + Intel Core i5 i2500k + 2 x Asus HD6870 DirectCU + 2x2GB PC12800 G.Skill Eco 7-8-7-24 + Creative X-Fi Titanium PCIe + Scythe Mugen 3.
Digicam : Pentax *istDL2 + Pentax smc DA 18-55mm F3.5-5.6 AL + Cosina F3.5/100mm Makro.
Heimkino : Samsung LE-46B450 FullHD + Arion AF-4000HDCI + Onkyo TX-SR505E + Quadral Quintas 5.0 + Heco Victa 25A.
Since when you guys trust voltage readings from soft instead of multimeter ??Originally Posted by GravediggA
It seems that ur Board can give u a bit more voltage then my one. Maybe i have 1,85V with Multimeter too, but only a few ppl read the voltage with it, so it not count.
But try this setings one time with 1,475V, i'm sure u get the same voltage.
EDIT Why would I have to try it with 1.475v? Who cares
Last edited by bachus_anonym; 02-02-2005 at 04:08 PM.
Hehe, i think i was always to lazy to read it with multimeter ... Read Vdimm thousand times with it, but never thought about the Vcore :pSince when you guys trust voltage readings from soft instead of multimeter ??
Edit: Thats with 1,475V + 18,3% .. Maybe now u know what i mean!?
@Vcore Bug : If ur pc is off and u turn it on and boot into windows without going into the bios, u have an higher voltage, but if u go into bios before, the vcore drops down to his "normal" spot! Same if u make an restart.
Last edited by funkflix; 02-02-2005 at 04:17 PM.
PC : Asrock Z68 Extreme3 Gen3 + Intel Core i5 i2500k + 2 x Asus HD6870 DirectCU + 2x2GB PC12800 G.Skill Eco 7-8-7-24 + Creative X-Fi Titanium PCIe + Scythe Mugen 3.
Digicam : Pentax *istDL2 + Pentax smc DA 18-55mm F3.5-5.6 AL + Cosina F3.5/100mm Makro.
Heimkino : Samsung LE-46B450 FullHD + Arion AF-4000HDCI + Onkyo TX-SR505E + Quadral Quintas 5.0 + Heco Victa 25A.
Hmm... Seems like our boards behave differently then.@Vcore Bug : If ur pc is off and u turn it on and boot into windows without going into the bios, u have an higher voltage, but if u go into bios before, the vcore drops down to his "normal" spot! Same if u make an restart.
I just played with it and I don't experience anything like that.
At 1.55v + 10% after I turn off PC and then turn it on I get 1.67v with multimeter. If I go to BIOS or not I stll get 1.67v. Once it gets into Windows and I put some LOAD on it it goes up to 1.69v.
After I use CoreCenter to raise it to 1.75v I get 1.74v under LOAD with multimeter.
When I reset my PC I get 1.67v again...
I rarely look at BIOS and CPU-Z voltage readings... Even less often at MBM readings which are totally screwed up...
I know lot of ppl with this "bug", but anyway the Neo2 is a strange mobo.
It seems that the thread-starter have the same "bug". Maybe it's really an prob. of the 1.36b.My problem is that th 1.36b BIOS at the highest voltage setting of 18.3+% should be giving me full 1.85v, but its NOT. Its giving me like 1.75v and sometimes goes up to 1.80v.
PC : Asrock Z68 Extreme3 Gen3 + Intel Core i5 i2500k + 2 x Asus HD6870 DirectCU + 2x2GB PC12800 G.Skill Eco 7-8-7-24 + Creative X-Fi Titanium PCIe + Scythe Mugen 3.
Digicam : Pentax *istDL2 + Pentax smc DA 18-55mm F3.5-5.6 AL + Cosina F3.5/100mm Makro.
Heimkino : Samsung LE-46B450 FullHD + Arion AF-4000HDCI + Onkyo TX-SR505E + Quadral Quintas 5.0 + Heco Victa 25A.
bachus_anonym:
Sorry to be a tad off topic, but how much cap-bending was required to fit that XP120 on your Neo2? (that is.. if it is an XP120...)
I've heard so many mixed stories, but i'm hoping to pick one up either tomorrow or on monday to put on my Neo2.
Ta,
---dens
Current Testing Setup: || deNs Custom Single Stage Unit | E2160 @ 3.7GHz 1.58v | Kingston ValueRAM 2GB PC6400 @ 4-5-4-12 1000MHz 2.2v | Gigabyte P35-DS3R rev2.1 w/ vDroop Mod ||
It's XP-90, my friend. Not XP-120
No other BIOS offers to go that high...so...I know lot of ppl with this "bug", but anyway the Neo2 is a strange mobo.
It seems that the thread-starter have the same "bug". Maybe it's really an prob. of the 1.36b.
Just read again through the info I posted here...
You can get more than 1.75v with ANY BIOS. Although, only 1.36b gives you that selection from BIOS screen. With any other BIOS you just need to set voltage to 1.55v + 10% and boot to Windows. From there open up MSI CoreCenter and raise it further... 1.80v or 1.85v...
Whoops, sorry about that.It's XP-90, my friend. Not XP-120
---dens
Current Testing Setup: || deNs Custom Single Stage Unit | E2160 @ 3.7GHz 1.58v | Kingston ValueRAM 2GB PC6400 @ 4-5-4-12 1000MHz 2.2v | Gigabyte P35-DS3R rev2.1 w/ vDroop Mod ||
Hey bachus_anonym,
Thanks for clarifying this. Last time I tried to stay with the 1.36 bios for the higher Vcore... but couldn't get my Winchester stable under the cold.
I've got a new board and cpu on order. I'm going to try the 1.5X bios and now I understand how to get more Vcore.
All I need is for my Winchester to like the cold...
Karl
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