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    Quote Originally Posted by Ajfina
    nice , well everytime a new board comes out the first thing that reviewers do or say is WE REACHED 512 FSB YADAYADA AWESOME , so pretty much if ur board do higher FSB is a "good" board , im just saying what i read, everyone on this forum (including me) like to go high FSB( dont ask me why)
    i was doing some test today with my DS3 at high FSB and lower FSB matching speed (cpu) and prettymuch performance was very very close ...
    Well.. fsb now does not mean the same thing with 975x vs 965.... and strap is way more important and by the same time so much unknown for alot of people...

    I think strap has even a greater performance impact than memory timings....
    High fsb does not mean alot anymore unless you have a 6300 or 6400 or a X6800....... in order of importance of performance we could say:

    Cpu frequency / strap / Chipset / mem frequency / mem timings/ fsb ...

    well not really but, fsb is definitly not the #1 thing to look at when you buy a board.


    supertim0r had a comparison between badaxe 2 and p5b deluxe with superpi and 3dm06 benches. I cant find the screenshots from him but if i remember well on 975x a 6600 @ 3200mhz (355x9) with memory on 4:5 (1066strap) 890mhz 4-4-3-8 was equaly performant as a 6600 @ 3700mhz (410x9) with memory on 4:5 (1028mhz) 4-4-4-12 on 965.

    Simon, show the proofs of what im saying so i look like i know something
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    Quote Originally Posted by shogo_ca
    CL3 at DDR 1000mhz is pretty insane. 2.44v is maybe the "rated" voltage but its still damn high... Maybe they feel its more safe because of the dominator new heatsink desing... hope you have a fan on that...



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    Quote Originally Posted by shogo_ca
    Well.. fsb now does not mean the same thing with 975x vs 965.... and strap is way more important and by the same time so much unknown for alot of people...

    I think strap has even a greater performance impact than memory timings....
    High fsb does not mean alot anymore unless you have a 6300 or 6400 or a X6800....... in order of importance of performance we could say:

    Cpu frequency / strap / Chipset / mem frequency / mem timings/ fsb ...

    well not really but, fsb is definitly not the #1 thing to look at when you buy a board.


    supertim0r had a comparison between badaxe 2 and p5b deluxe with superpi and 3dm06 benches. I cant find the screenshots from him but if i remember well on 975x a 6600 @ 3200mhz (355x9) with memory on 4:5 (1066strap) 890mhz 4-4-3-8 was equaly performant as a 6600 @ 3700mhz (410x9) with memory on 4:5 (1028mhz) 4-4-4-12 on 965.

    Simon, show the proofs of what im saying so i look like i know something
    ok got it, can u please explain to me the strap thing that im confused with that, lik u said 4:5 is 1066 strap so 1:1 is 1333?
    thanks
    whats th strap here on this pic?
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    strap is in bios, option is called Ref Mem Frequency. 200mhz = 800 strap = faster chipset timings but low fsb, 266= 1066 strap, 333= 1333 strap = worst performance.

    At 500mhz you are probably on the 1333 strap. You may be better upping your multi to 9x and down your fsb to 390 mem ref to 266, ram freq to 667 (4:5) ram will be at 978mhz, it will be faster that way. At 390fsb you could maybe go on 800mhz strap but im not sure.


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    that guy did 500fsb on badaxe2

    http://xtremesystems.org/forums/newr...eply&p=1946766

    Quote Originally Posted by danny_discus
    Time for a drink! Got the Bad Axe 2 board up to 500 FSB 1MB SuperPi Stable off of water and air cooling. These boards rock, best 975X available! The BIOS is to the MAX!

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    To be able to hit these voltages on the MCH I had to put a fan over the southbridge before that I was only able to hit 2.1v on the MCH. Waiting on a waterblock to modify for the southbridge.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shogo_ca
    strap is in bios, option is called Ref Mem Frequency. 200mhz = 800 strap = faster chipset timings but low fsb, 266= 1066 strap, 333= 1333 strap = worst performance.

    At 500mhz you are probably on the 1333 strap. You may be better upping your multi to 9x and down your fsb to 390 mem ref to 266, ram freq to 667 (4:5) ram will be at 978mhz, it will be faster that way. At 390fsb you could maybe go on 800mhz strap but im not sure.
    ill try that right now , 2 mins brb
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    The strap will always be 1066 if you set it on this board XBX2, or if you use P5B DLX it will be 1066 up to 400fsb, 401 goes to 1333. Now changing the ratios from 1:1, 4:5, 2:3 etc doesnt change nb straps

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    Quote Originally Posted by shogo_ca
    strap is in bios, option is called Ref Mem Frequency. 200mhz = 800 strap = faster chipset timings but low fsb, 266= 1066 strap, 333= 1333 strap = worst performance.

    At 500mhz you are probably on the 1333 strap. You may be better upping your multi to 9x and down your fsb to 390 mem ref to 266, ram freq to 667 (4:5) ram will be at 978mhz, it will be faster that way. At 390fsb you could maybe go on 800mhz strap but im not sure.
    ok im on 390fsb now at 4:5 and im actually slower on super pi doing now 14.9xx i was doing at 500fsb lower 14's, ?
    have to go to bed , late here, thanks for wxplaining the strap thing , i come back tomo ,
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    The new E6600!



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    Quote Originally Posted by dj883u2
    The new E6600!



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    Quote Originally Posted by diablos
    we perchè nn mi mandavi questo?
    perchè mi è arrivato ieri!
    Altrimenti te lo mandavo anche!
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    Quote Originally Posted by dj883u2
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    http://downloadfinder.intel.com/scri...ition&lang=eng

    New bios released this morning, version 2431. I'll start a new thread...
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    Anyone has tested this new bios yet? I hope it is a real iimprovement over 2333 this time... 2333 is the best so far, 2395 seems to tighten the chipset timings too much and lower the overclocking abilities...

    Watchdog feature is now operational as we can see.. i hope you guys without a clear/cmos switch will be happy now


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    Quote Originally Posted by dj883u2
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    Nice, 3900 1h orthos, what voltages? what cpu batch# ? what cooling ? :P is it 8hr stable?


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    new 2431 bios sux too. I'm returning to 2333, the best xbx2 bios so far...
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    when i'm trying to OC on 2431, I always have the "unsuccesful post bios..." message.

    where is the new option about recovery ? in clear mode ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by shogo_ca
    Nice, 3900 1h orthos, what voltages? what cpu batch# ? what cooling ? :P is it 8hr stable?
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    and what about Large FTTs priority 9 ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Supertim0r
    when i'm trying to OC on 2431, I always have the "unsuccesful post bios..." message.

    where is the new option about recovery ? in clear mode ?
    I've got the same issue... Went back to 2395.
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    Quote Originally Posted by shogo_ca
    Anyone has tested this new bios yet? I hope it is a real iimprovement over 2333 this time... 2333 is the best so far, 2395 seems to tighten the chipset timings too much and lower the overclocking abilities...
    The same crap as 2395. I'm back to 2333.

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    this is not a good sign.. why on earth later bios are crappy then 2333 in oc? might be intel feel this board is too good and they afraid we gonna burn their processor =D
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    Quote Originally Posted by ChaosMinionX
    Also as with the P965 (P5B DLX) is setting the PCIE Burn In Freq higher going to give me a PCIE OC? and is it going to help my 3d performance any?
    doesn't reallly help performance, i'll check though tomorrow.

    Quote Originally Posted by shogo_ca
    Anyone has tested this new bios yet? I hope it is a real iimprovement over 2333 this time... 2333 is the best so far, 2395 seems to tighten the chipset timings too much and lower the overclocking abilities...
    I'm still wondering if any timing issues were really changed for the better. From what i saw, both bandwidth and latency got better at multiple settings when i dropped from 2395-->2333. I'm not sure, but I swear that i needed lower voltages and have lower temperatures on my CPU for the same overclock too.

    I'll keep bugging tech support daily till they either block me or let me talk to someone with better then a GED
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blauhung
    doesn't reallly help performance, i'll check though tomorrow.



    I'm still wondering if any timing issues were really changed for the better. From what i saw, both bandwidth and latency got better at multiple settings when i dropped from 2395-->2333. I'm not sure, but I swear that i needed lower voltages and have lower temperatures on my CPU for the same overclock too.

    I'll keep bugging tech support daily till they either block me or let me talk to someone with better then a GED

    Man, could ya ask em WHEN they are gonna address the stuck on HD activity light due to the crappy marvell controller?? And just what type of "recovery" the newest bios is "supposed" to have ???
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    Do you have to clear the CMOS after flashing to the very latest BIOS?
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