**Official DFI LanParty UT P35-T2R Review/Overclock/Guide Thread**

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Did anybody tried 11/13/07 BIOS yet? http://us.dfi.com.tw/Upload/BIOS/LP35DB13.zip
It would be cool if it was as fast and stable as 9/13.

Edit: I retested 10/05 and it is slower than 9/13 for me using 2:3 divider, It gave me on avg. 50ns memory latency compared to 9/13 48ns.
I also tried 11/13, looks like another brick in the wall, can't match 9/13.

I measured CPU PLL, CPU VTT, Memory, and Northbridge voltages for anyone who's interested:

BIOS:
CPU PLL Voltage: 1.55
CPU VTT Voltage: 1.55
Northbridge Voltage: 1.5
Memory Voltage: 2.12v

Digital MM:
CPU PLL Voltage: 1.572 / 1.593v load
CPU VTT Voltage: 1.562 / 1.583v load
Northbridge Voltage: 1.505 / 1.523v load
Memory Voltage: 2.10v / 2.12v load

My quad primes best with GTLs (CPU VTT x 71), e.g 1.55 x 71 = ~110


That was quick Small FFTs 2h and 2min run. I added few small heatsinks on the CPLs with MX-2 on two of the sides of each sinks so it has contact with the stock PWM heatsink and other sink next to it. By doing this I eliminated hotspots on the CPL chips.

Transpiper mounted with AMD 70MM fan, it shaves off 3C from PWM.

I also removed the heatpipe and applied MX-2 all over and tightened heatpipe back pretty tight. Before doing any of this stuff, my Q6600 needed to 1.47v to prime, it would occasionally fail after few hours of priming. Now my CPU is rock stable at 1.408v.

I would be happy to measure vcore with DMM, but I don't know where. I hope it helps somebody.