Abit IP-35-E

**~~kingfearon~~** · 10-18-2007, 06:33 AM

Hey got my ip35e a few weeks ago with a e6750 and balistics 8500, does anyone know how to work the fan control(Bios/EQ) its a bit confusing, also what should i do before setting up for overclocking, mem timeings, volatge, what to disable etc..

contact me on messanger if desire, much appreciated..

**lolhalol** · 10-18-2007, 07:16 AM

i got this board almost a month ago ,, and love it...thing is i worry bout the vrms.. wat are ur temps? i modded it with screws and ceramique , and im still getting about 45 C. wat are ur temps? rest of the board is great... superb board imo... my oc trend is back ..lol.. started 939 on a abit and moved to dfi . ( never other boards lol), now starting intel and abit again. .. lolz..

**aiya** · 10-18-2007, 09:54 AM

Originally Posted by kingfearon

Hey got my ip35e a few weeks ago with a e6750 and balistics 8500, does anyone know how to work the fan control(Bios/EQ) its a bit confusing, also what should i do before setting up for overclocking, mem timeings, volatge, what to disable etc..

contact me on messanger if desire, much appreciated..

first off, if your using a fan with a 4pin header then leave the setting "CPU FAN Type" at default (4pin) otherwise change it to 3pin.

FanEQ Target Temp is just that, what temp do you want the fan to start kicking in, ie. i set mine to 45C.

FanEQ Temp. Tolerance is range around the Target Temp, ie. mine is set to 5C. so within 5C of 45C, the fan will start to spin faster and once temp reaches 45C, fan will be spinning its max depend on the Start Control setting.

FanEQ Start Control is what % of the fan you want it to spin at when it reaches the Target Temp, ie. mine is set to 100%

FanEQ Stop Control is what % of the fan you want it to spin when its out of the Tolerance range, ie. min is set to 60%. so when you setting idle, your fans are spinning slower = less noise.

fyi: i have a low speed yate loon as my cpu fan.

the manual doesn't do a good job of explaining it so i hope this helps.

**Blacklash** · 10-18-2007, 10:24 AM

I've booted this one @ up to 4.0GHz with a Q6600 G-0 on air.

http://img81.imageshack.us/img81/7130/40gzomg2hb0.jpg

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=237448

The only thing I've needed to increase on the board itself for stability @ 3.8GHz is CPU VTT voltage. That is critical. NB and SB are stock. I am on a 9x multi. Ram is @ 2.20v and vcore @ 1.54v.

I am currently running Vista x64 with 4 x 1Gb. Also this is the only mobo I've owned that correctly initializes with my GTX after a restart, or that is I don't have to turn my monitor off and back on to get a signal.

I originally got the board because it was so cheap and I wanted to try a P35 motherboard before possibly moving to X38. Not to mention I was sick of being stuck @ 390 x 9 with my Q6600 G-0 on i975x. I may eventually move to X38 and right now I don't feel compelled to do so. If you need more than 4 Sata ports or want to RAID, look elsewhere.

**NJDevilsFan21** · 10-18-2007, 10:30 AM

How you are all getting such high clocks with a quad with that board? When I had it... I remember settings 3.6GHz, and within 2 minutes the PWM sensor read 100C and my computer reboot.

**suffocatio** · 10-18-2007, 11:17 AM

Try this, cpu fsb from 515 to 530 with 2.4 Vpll.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...1&d=1192734783

**~~kingfearon~~** · 10-18-2007, 11:28 AM

Originally Posted by aiya

first off, if your using a fan with a 4pin header then leave the setting "CPU FAN Type" at default (4pin) otherwise change it to 3pin.

FanEQ Target Temp is just that, what temp do you want the fan to start kicking in, ie. i set mine to 45C.

FanEQ Temp. Tolerance is range around the Target Temp, ie. mine is set to 5C. so within 5C of 45C, the fan will start to spin faster and once temp reaches 45C, fan will be spinning its max depend on the Start Control setting.

FanEQ Start Control is what % of the fan you want it to spin at when it reaches the Target Temp, ie. mine is set to 100%

FanEQ Stop Control is what % of the fan you want it to spin when its out of the Tolerance range, ie. min is set to 60%. so when you setting idle, your fans are spinning slower = less noise.

fyi: i have a low speed yate loon as my cpu fan.

the manual doesn't do a good job of explaining it so i hope this helps.

Thanks alot for your time and effort explaining, that was very helpful in someways. just to give an idea I'm running a 120 areocool turbine xtreme 3pin, it taps out at 1800rpm,
Sysfan AN1 = Areocool
Auxf AN2 = Hard drive fan

I tried the settings you recommend but had no luck, same settings, i even tried other different combination with same results, both fans still spins at max RPM.
Oh by the way i am using the Beta Bios.

**lolhalol** · 10-18-2007, 12:32 PM

Originally Posted by suffocatio

Try this, cpu fsb from 515 to 530 with 2.4 Vpll.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...1&d=1192734783

nice one man.. been looking for the ip35 -e vmods for ages. is there a vmod for vdroop yet?

**aiya** · 10-18-2007, 01:32 PM

Originally Posted by kingfearon

Thanks alot for your time and effort explaining, that was very helpful in someways. just to give an idea I'm running a 120 areocool turbine xtreme 3pin, it taps out at 1800rpm,
Sysfan AN1 = Areocool
Auxf AN2 = Hard drive fan

I tried the settings you recommend but had no luck, same settings, i even tried other different combination with same results, both fans still spins at max RPM.
Oh by the way i am using the Beta Bios.

i'm using bios 11

i don't have AbitEQ running on startup. for some reason it doesn't detect the bios fan settings so i don't even use it. so that might be it, don't know if you have it running at startup.

**~~kingfearon~~** · 10-19-2007, 10:37 AM

Could someone help me setup for some OCing

My sys specs:
abit ip35e "Beta Bios"
balistix PC2-8500
Intel E6750
Hyper Type R PSU

I would really like some Bios settings, and mem timing please.

**~~kingfearon~~** · 10-19-2007, 07:43 PM

Help Me !!!!!

**pcdoc1** · 10-19-2007, 07:47 PM

Originally Posted by kingfearon

Help Me !!!!!

If you can read you’re a genius. All you need is here, just do a little research...

**ziddey** · 10-19-2007, 11:00 PM

Originally Posted by kingfearon

Could someone help me setup for some OCing

My sys specs:
abit ip35e "Beta Bios"
balistix PC2-8500
Intel E6750
Hyper Type R PSU

I would really like some Bios settings, and mem timing please.

what's the week code for your e6750? the more recent ones seem to be ok. but some of the earlier ones absolutely sucked. so if you're hitting a wall real prematurely seemingly, that could be why.

**lolhalol** · 10-21-2007, 07:48 AM

guys where did u get the ip35-e beta bios? anyone got a link?

**aiya** · 10-21-2007, 08:57 AM

here you go!

http://forum.uabit.com/showthread.php?t=127743

remember, read the instructions

**~~kingfearon~~** · 10-21-2007, 02:12 PM

Link dont work.

quick question, i running vista, what CPU features should i disable in the bios

**lolhalol** · 10-21-2007, 11:16 PM

link doesnt work m8...

**JVguest** · 10-22-2007, 10:31 AM

Running ip-35e, and Q6600 G0. Seems ok 24/7 @ 3.1 GHz (344 fsb) 1.35 v and stock Intel heatsink for cooling. New Xilence 550 w PSU only came with 4 pin ATX12v connector, so this may be limiting my max fsb (395).

**aiya** · 10-22-2007, 10:57 AM

Originally Posted by kingfearon

Link dont work.

quick question, i running vista, what CPU features should i disable in the bios

Originally Posted by lolhalol

link doesnt work m8...

the link works now. abit's site was down.

**aiya** · 10-22-2007, 10:58 AM

Originally Posted by JVguest

Running ip-35e, and Q6600 G0. Seems ok 24/7 @ 3.1 GHz (344 fsb) 1.35 v and stock Intel heatsink for cooling. New Xilence 550 w PSU only came with 4 pin ATX12v connector, so this may be limiting my max fsb (395).

hows the vdroop with your quad? and yes, your psu might be your limiting factor.

**Bobsama** · 10-22-2007, 12:34 PM

I'm looking at modifying the BIOS right now with modbin. The board look solid--I have one sitting on its box (with an E2140 and a Scythe Infinity on it). I'm waiting to get RAM and a graphics card before I actually run.

Current limits are as follows for voltage...

DDR2 voltage: 1.8V - 3.2V
CPU VTT voltage: 1.2V - 1.575V
ICH 1.5V voltage: 1.5V - 2.0V
MCH 1.2V voltage: 1.25V - 2.05V
CPU GTLREF: 61.5% - 63.0% - 65.0% - 67.0%

Also, according to the latest 1.2 BIOS, you should have full access to RAM timings.

**dogsx2** · 10-22-2007, 02:05 PM

Originally Posted by Bobsama

Just PM me if you want the modded file I just did. I'm probably not going to use it as it is (I have no idea what I really did--I think nothing dangerous), but I'll read up more on modbin and maybe I'll make a new BIOS. Till then.

If that doesn't end up in a signature I'll be surprised.

**Bobsama** · 10-22-2007, 02:08 PM

Originally Posted by dogsx2

If that doesn't end up in a signature I'll be surprised.

that's why its the first BIOS i'll look at modding. Unfortunately I have a stock intel board that I'm too lazy to find a .bin BIOS for. Anyways--I'll seriously look into getting a more-versatile BIOS (that, or sell crippled-BIOS computers).

**JVguest** · 10-23-2007, 01:36 PM

Originally Posted by aiya

hows the vdroop with your quad? and yes, your psu might be your limiting factor.

Big vdroop, but 3 GHz is enough for me, power requirements and heat grow with the square of voltage. After playing around with GTLREF and major NB volt increases, I have still not been able to get 400+ fsb, although it did post at 414 even running me @ 1:1 which should give 1333 strap.
I wouldn't mind running higher fsb with the 3 ghz quad. On the plus side, Adata 1066 memory works well in this board, tight timings (not CAS!) 1110 MHz 1T command and performance level 5 set by default. Never could get better than 1030 MHz perf level 9 on the gig 965-ds3 rev 1 with same Adata.

I did notice that the PWM (?) or whatever is under that heatsink towards the edge of the board gets pretty warm. The board gives off a fair bit of heat, my Gigabyte DS3 runs cooler at 425 fsb.