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    Hey guys, I recently purchased an Asrock P67 Extreme6 and a Core-i5 2500K as part of a new system build a while back. I've been lurking in the thread for weeks (I've read every single page!)

    My goal:
    I want fixed OC @ 4.7ghz (or more), with all power-saving features off. I will not be browsing, checking e-mail, or anything else on the build; it is ONLY for performance. I'm posting this on my separate 24/7 machine. The Asrock P67 Extreme will be used for performance and ONLY performance.

    Anyway, here's my problem:
    I can't get stable/boot past 44x multi.

    These settings work beautifully:
    - All C-settings off
    CPU ratio: 44
    PLL Overvolt: Disabled
    Speedstep: Disabled
    Turbo Boost power limit: 250/250/1
    Add. Turbo Voltage: Auto (can't disable)
    Core Current Limit: 250
    BCLK: 100.0
    Spread Spectrum: Auto (should I disable this?)
    Power Saving: Disabled
    CPU Core Voltage: Fixed/1.375v
    LLC: Level 3
    (all of the following @ AUTO: here are reported values)
    DRAM: 1.635v
    PCH: 1.059v
    PLL: 1.832v
    VTT: 1.142v
    VCCSA: 0.925v

    These settings 100% stable in IBT, Prime95 (blend). BTW, temps are a non-issue; load barely touches 60C on medium fan setting w/ Tuniq Tower 120 Extreme.

    - @ multi:45, I eventually fail Prime95 (blend)... Oddly, upping vcore does not seem to help (should I try the other voltages?).
    - @ multi:46, I get black screen with flashing cursor after POST. Upping the vcore to 1.4 makes no difference. What the heck is going on?
    What settings do you guys recommend?

    My specs:
    Core-i5 2500K (Tuniq Tower 120 Extreme)
    Asrock P67 Extreme6 (B3)
    2x2gb DDR-2133 on XMP profile (G.Skill F3-17000CL9D-4GBXL)
    XFX Black Edition 750W
    Windows 7 64-bit
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    Secondary issue (nowhere near as important)

    I have a Toshiba CDRW/DVD drive installed on SATA port 2 (just above the ports 0/1), but for some reason it reads discs VERY VERY slowly. It also causes Intel Rapid Storage to hang for several minutes when Windows loads up. The drive works perfectly in other builds.
    This sounds a little like the infamous SATA port issue, but my MB is a B3 model...so what's up?
    Last edited by blacksun1942; 04-21-2011 at 12:18 PM.

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