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Thread: EVGA 680i Overclocking BIOS Settings

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    Nemisis, why have you set your sata spread to downstream? The NV guide advises disabling all the spread spectrum settings when OC'ing. Does it offer some sort of protection against data loss? Just curious.

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    so ya my board hits a wall at 425 wich is really BS for a 250$ board.
    having a 6550 doesn't help either. even with the p31 bios its still no go.
    my mushkin seems to do fine with the board.

    im really tempted to sell the board and get something els
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ic3man View Post
    Nemisis, why have you set your sata spread to downstream? The NV guide advises disabling all the spread spectrum settings when OC'ing. Does it offer some sort of protection against data loss? Just curious.
    Spread Spectrum is a setting that reduces EMI being emitted from electrical components. This is done by varying the frequencies that are being transmitted. Turning the setting off allows the device to work at a fixed frequency which increases stability. Spread Spectrum is commonly referred to in wireless and radio devices.

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    [HTML]CPU Configuration

    Limit CPUID MaxVal (Disabled)
    Intel SpeedStep (Disabled)
    CPU Thermal Control (Disabled)
    C1E Enhanced Halt State (Disabled)
    Execute Disable Bit (Disabled)
    Virtualization Technology (Disabled)

    System Clocks

    CPU Multiplier (8 X)
    PCIe x16_1, Mhz 100
    x16_2, Mhz 100
    SPP<->MCP Ref Clock, MHz 200


    **HT Multiplier**
    nForce SPP--> nForce MCP (5 x)
    nForce SPP<-- nForce MCP (5 x)

    **Spread Spectrum Setting**

    CPU Spread Spectrum (Disabled)
    HT Spread Spectrum (Disabled)
    PCIe Spread Spectrum(SPP) (Disabled)
    PCIe Spread Spectrum(MCP) (Disabled)
    SATA Spread Spectrum (Disabled)


    FSB & Memory Config

    FSB-Memory Clock Mode (linked)
    FSB-Memory Ratio (Sync)
    FSB (QDR), MHz (1800)

    MEM(DDR), MHZ (900)

    Memory Timming Setting

    Memory Timming Setting (Expert)
    tCL (CAS Latency) (5)
    tRCD (4)
    tRP (5)
    tRAS (15)
    Command Per Clock(CMD) (2T)

    **Advanced Memory Settings** (everything here to auto for starters)
    tRRD (Auto)
    tRC (Auto)
    tWR (Auto)
    tWTR (Auto)
    tREF (Auto)

    System Voltages
    CPU Core (1.50)will vary depending on your hardware
    CPU FSB (1.40)
    Memory (2.225)will vary depending on your hardware
    nForce SPP (Auto)
    nForce MCP (1.45)
    HT nForce SPP<->MCP (Auto)[/HTML][/quote]

    Temps 35C
    4 instances of prime, the temps will vary between 58C to 70C

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