Well, I'm glad you had some success!
Well, I'm glad you had some success!
| Asus Maximus IV Extreme | i7 2600K w/ Noctua NH-D14 | ASUS ENGTX580 DirectCU II |
| 2x4GB G.Skill DDR3-1600 | Corsair F60 60GB - Raid 0 | WD2001FASS | Silverstone FT-02 w/ Corsair 1200w PSU|
E6600 @ 3.69GHz / ASUS P5W-DH Deluxe / 2 X 512MB Corsair XMS2 DDR2 @ 821MHz 5-5-5-9 / Gigabyte 7950GX2 @ 625 / 1600
2 X WD 250GB SATA II Drives in RAID0 / Dell 24" Widescreen @ 1920/1200
Well ive hit 3.54ghz on 1.53, with my week24... not stable though. It's not only your temps though.. Too much voltage = severely decreased lifespan
Damn 1.6v for 3.4 :o I run that at 1.3v... Really bad chip you got there
Ryzen 7 1700X @ 3.9GHz + Noctua NH-D15 - Gigabyte GA-AB350-Gaming3 - 16GB HyperX Savage DDR4-2666 - MSI GTX970 + BenQ XL2411T - Corsair HX620 + Silverstone TJ09B-W
quit showing off, instead, try to explain how to reach those speeds![]()
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or what the max safe voltage is... :/
Week 24 batch is just poor for overclocking![]()
Typical that i get the cpu from teh crap batch!
Yeh, typical here too![]()
Core 2 Quad Q6600 @ 3GHz . DFI DK P45-T2RS Plus . XFX 9800GT 512MB . 8GB OCZ Blade PC2-9200 . WD6400AAKS AHCI .
Creative X-Fi XtremeMusic . Hanns.G 28" LCD . Thermalright U120-E . Seasonic S12 600w . Windows 7 Professional E Retail x64 .
That's why you need to try several cpus to find most overclockable. First one took me to 3.2, wouldn't go further. Second one was happy at 3.3 and above, but run too hot and rebooted computer every time it didn't like some settings. Third one still runs a little hot but behaves better than a second oneWith it, I was able to hit 3.6ghz on water w/o a hitch - 8 hours of orthos stable.. will do 24 later on
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Don't make setting up a raid on the ICH7 harder than it is. It is absolutely easy to do this. For those about to try this there is nothing to it!!!
First if you have no other computer around to put the driver onto a floppy it's ok.
just put in your CD that came with your board and it will give you the option to use "Make disc" This will load the raid drivers onto the floppy
Now enter bios. On the "Main" page scroll down to "IDE Configuration"
High light it and hit enter. This will open up a sub box. You are only concerned
about the first item click on it and switch from IDE to RAID. Your done
Hit F10 and enter. As your sytem starts to boot get ready and when prompted hit CTRL + I both together. This will open up your raid builder
First name your raid setup. Mine is "Welder" then decide on the block size and so on. When finished hit the Y and enter. When it restarts this time have your windows disc in and your floppy at the ready.
Windows will look over your configuration then you will be prompted to hit F-6
if you have any 3rd party devices . you now hit F6 i always give it a few taps.
Probably not necessary but I do. Soon you will be prompted to decide whether you want to install any 3rd party devices. YOU DO!, so hit "S" the insert your floppy disc and hit enter. A list will come up for you to go through. you want the ICH7 but there are 3 to choose from!!
The first is ICH7 for Notebooks
The Second is ICH7 (RAID) for Desktops
The Third will say ICH7 AHCI for Desktops..
MAKE SURE you Choose "ICH7 RAID for Desktops" and hit enter As the windows loading process continues I do the slow format. You can do the quick.
you will while installing windows get a couple alerts that your software does not meet Microsoft's BS just hit ignore and keep installing. Then another will come up saying that your raid drivers has not passed window's BS just ignore and keep loading Windows and soon you wioll be validating and putting on over 100 updates including SP2 and IE7 and WMP11 and you will need WME to run PCmarks and don't forget your Virus scanner. And it will all be good.
I have this fresh in my mind cuz i just set up a raid and finished the last update about 30minutes ago.
Remember, Don't over think this stuff. It is all very easy. I have installed all the necessities off the P5W DH disc now I need to put on some utilities and do a little straigfhtening of this little baby's files
Good luck to you and Remember to chose correctly between 32bit and 64bit drivers
Keep it Simple!!
WZ
Last edited by WeldZilla; 04-15-2007 at 05:05 PM.
Intel Core i7 920 D0 @ 4.2GHz HT On #3844A716
Evga Classified 760 X58 SLI
3x2GB DDR3 OCZ Heaper HTC 1833 @ 2000 9-8-9-26 1.65v
Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme + MX-2
HIS 4870 512MB @ 800/1000
PSU Aurora eXtream 700W
22" LG 720p 22LG30R
Case Apple G5 Mod
This is a noob question, but every experienced computer technician I asked hasn't had a reasonable answer.
What is the purpose of having two gigabit ethernet controllers on this board? What am I supposed to do with the 2nd one? Hook that one up to my router to grab a 2nd IP? Hook it up to a 2nd ISP?
Some newer boards (not the P5W) do NIC teaming, which doubles the transfer rates when used with other teaming devices. However, just two ordinary ethernet ports can allow you to turn your box into a router. This would allow for very advanced firewall and network services that most consumer routers can't supply. I prefer to leave the job up to my DGL-4300 personally.![]()
Gaming Box
Asus P6T Deluxe V2 | i7 920 D0 @ 4.3ghz 1.37v (HT off) | Thermalright TRUE | 3x 2GB Corsair XMS2 PC12800 @ 820mhz (2:8) 9-9-9-24 | eVGA GTX 280 | 2x Intel SSD G2 80GB RAID 0 | Audigy X-Fi XtremeMusic | Silverstone Olympiad 650 | Antec P-183 | Dell 3007WFP | NEC 20WMGX2
Home Server
Asus P5W DH Deluxe 2704 bios | Q6600 @ 3.0ghz 1.3v | 4x 1GB mixed G Skill / Corsair @ 5-5-5-15 | GeForce 8600GTS | 2x 150GB WD VelociRaptor raid 1 (os), 6x 750GB RE2 on RR 2320 in raid 5 (3.41TB) | Corsair HX750
ok, so stopped upgrading my bios since 1707... and asus still hasn't given us the missing memory timings... I hate you asus...
Q6700 @ 3.6 1.475v
Asus P5Q-E
2GB Team Group DDR2 667 3-3-3-8 @ 900 4-4-4-8 @ 1.9v
Visiontek HD4870
4x 80Gb Hitachi Sata2 HDD's (Raid 0)
1x 750Gb Seagate HDD (backup/Vista boot)
1x 500Gb WD HDD (Random Stuff)
Corsair TX750W
| Asus Maximus IV Extreme | i7 2600K w/ Noctua NH-D14 | ASUS ENGTX580 DirectCU II |
| 2x4GB G.Skill DDR3-1600 | Corsair F60 60GB - Raid 0 | WD2001FASS | Silverstone FT-02 w/ Corsair 1200w PSU|
I have been running 1.5375v since mid december. Thats what mine takes to hit 3.6 (31A)
Bios setting or in windows voltage?
| Asus Maximus IV Extreme | i7 2600K w/ Noctua NH-D14 | ASUS ENGTX580 DirectCU II |
| 2x4GB G.Skill DDR3-1600 | Corsair F60 60GB - Raid 0 | WD2001FASS | Silverstone FT-02 w/ Corsair 1200w PSU|
Is P5W-DH-ASUS-Deluxe-2004 any good ?
should i upgrade from 1901?
Thanks in advance
Intel CORE 2 QUAD Q6600 B3 @ 2.4 Freezer 7 Pro
Asus P5W DH Deluxe 2704
4GB X4 Cellshock (2X1024) DDR II - PC6400 4-4-4-12 (D9GMH) 800MHz
eVGA GeForce 8800GTX 768MB 60.80.7.0.11
ThermalTake ToughPower 850Watt
Creative XFI-XtremeMusic
Segate ST3500320AS 500GB 32MB NCQ S-ATA II
Segate ST3500630AS 500GB 16MB NCQ S-ATA II
Segate ST3320620AS 320GB 16MB NCQ S-ATA II
Samsung DVD-RW SH-S203 White SATA
YAMAHA CRW-F1ZSX 44/24/44
Samsung LCD 226BW "22"WS "S"Panel 2MS 1:3000
BENQ G2400W 24"WS 3MS
Logitech® G9 Gaming Laser Mouse
Logitech Speakers Z-5500 Digital 5.1
Zboard USB Gaming Keyboard
Thermaltake SHARK VA7000SWA Aluminium Silver Tower Case
Func sUrface1030 Archetype - Mouse Pad
DUAL BOOT--Vista Ultimate 64bit - XP Pro 32Bit.
There's no reason why you shouldn't upgrade to 2004, it's stable and doesn't limit overclocking etc.
Just use the latest Asus Update application to do so.
Still doesn't fix the CPU multiplier bug on Extreme CPU's though, Asus is just so so poor when it comes to BIOS updates. It's always a case of if they can be bothered to do something rather than we want our product to be the best hence we'll give it the best BIOS like Intel does on their boards.
Last edited by sesdave; 04-16-2007 at 09:11 AM.
Q6600 - L729A959
VID1.2625 @3.72GHz (465x8) 1.4625v(BIOS)
P5K Premium (0702 BIOS)
Win7 Ultimate x64
Ultima-90
4x1GB Ballistix 8500C5 @ 1166 5-5-5-12 2.2v
MSI 5770 Hawk 1030/1330 - 1.25v
2 x Hitachi T7K500 320MB - Matrix RAID 0/1
Hiper Type R 680w
Damn, I'm having troubles hitting FSB 430 and above... any hints or suggestions? I did make a NB/SB cooling mod, replaced thermal compound, installed a fan on NB heatsink... Even with 1.85 volts in bios, it won't post at 440 and crashes windows when it's loading at 430... 425fsb is the highest stable for me![]()
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My board sucks aswell... since I got the first revision, with 1,65 vMCH I can only go to 413 FSB MAX which make my E6600 to a maximum speed of 3700 MHz... Really frustrating since I'm willing to reach 4,0 Ghz if possible...
I'll probably buy the new DFI Infinity P965 or borough my mate's P5B Deluxe to achieve this![]()
Main system:
Q6600 G0 L737B 3,8GHz
Maximus Formula X38
Ballistix PC2-8500 2x1GB
XFX 8800GT XT
Corsair HX620
X-Fi Platinum
150GB Raptor (Dual Boot) /2x 250GB WD Caviar (Apps)
Lian-Li V2000B Plus II
School: MacBook
Studying in: Pharmacy
Where: University of Montreal
I can't go past 400fsb...
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thanks, what are your temps like?
| Asus Maximus IV Extreme | i7 2600K w/ Noctua NH-D14 | ASUS ENGTX580 DirectCU II |
| 2x4GB G.Skill DDR3-1600 | Corsair F60 60GB - Raid 0 | WD2001FASS | Silverstone FT-02 w/ Corsair 1200w PSU|
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