Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 @ 3.2 24/7
Asus P5K-E WiFi/AP
XFX GeForce 8800 GT Extreme
2GB DDR2 Corsair Dominator 1066MHz
400GB Seagate Barracuda + WD 320GB // Samsung SH-S203N SATA2
Corsair TX750W
Dell E248WFP 24"
Artic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro
Lian Li PC-V2000 PlusII // Logitech G15 New // Ergo 525
i need to get used to this board. my p5b-e i could do 405fsb with 1.425v. anytime i up the fsb and volts to what i used to do i bsod. also got ballistix 8500 i want to put to good use. need to play with this board for a bit i think
Buy my 74 Beetle.
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1st suggestion: make your pics smaller, they mess up the forum's layout.![]()
2nd suggestion: If you plan to keep that setup for longer than a couple of weeks, get your voltages down.
Read through this thread, the answer is in here and has been told a couple of times.
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Received my P5K-E/WiFi-Ap a week ago, it's rev. 1.02G and came with 703 bios. Huge droop with 703, and had to change it with 602. Much better.
I'm going to try 603 also because I've read that 602 it's beta.
Testing now stability with my new E6750(L723B613) @ 3600Mhz 1.4v bios, 1.36v load.
Sorry for the big pics...
I'm not that worried about the voltage, I need 1.55 to run 8 x 500 but 1.58 for 8 x 525. I'm only running 1.6 PLL though....and am a bit hesitant to go much beyond that for 24/7. For some reason though going to 1.7v on the NB and 1.5v for FSB makes it more unstable... but I can get it load Vista 3/5 times at 8 x 550, the other times it fails to load the USB drivers at POST....
And I have a little old E6600 running 9 x 400 with 1.63v 24/7 folding and it's been running fine for over a year. ( it is water cooled though...)
I flashed from 0503 to 0603 no vdroop with this bios but , wireless can not be disabled in bios , actualy disabled but windows recognized it![]()
I flashed from 602 to 603 about a week ago. I've got my FSB @ 408 with no issues now.
Problem is when I go any higher, I'll have random resets. This is better than 602 since I haven't had any BSODs at 408 or less.
I'd like to go higher since the CPU is only running 50c under full load and is completely prime stable. It seems the board is holding back the CPU.
For the curious folks, here are my voltages.
vCore: 1.4v
vDIMM: 2.2v
NB: 1.7v
SB: 1.2v
I know the NB is high, I have a ThermalRight heatsink on it and it stays under 38c. It was cooking at over 50c before the aftermarket heatsink, and cooling it down did increase stability.
I should be satisfied to have a quad running at 3.67 24/7, but I know this CPU is capable of more.
If I can't do better with this board then I'm gonna scrap it, once I figure out what to replace it with.
I'm fishing for suggestions on getting the FSB higher. Any ideas folks?
Asus P6T Deluxe v1
Intel Core i7 920 3836B043
3x2GB Patriot 1600MHz
eVGA GTX 280
Silverstone ST85ZF PSU
WC setup:
Laing DDC w/ Petra's top
D-Tek Fuzion v1
ThermoChill PA120.3
Swiftech MCRES-MICRO
Increase voltage. You can't expect ~3.8ghz with only 1.4v. Test it on some other board and watch the vdroop hell if you think the board is causing it![]()
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Yeah, you're probably right. I bumped it up to 4.25, we'll see if it stays stable at 409 then push for more if it does.
Do you think 1.7 is too much on the NB? I'm worried about the lifespan of my chipset =(
Also, when I set the FSB to 409 I found a neat bug in the 603 BOIS, check out the image.
Asus P6T Deluxe v1
Intel Core i7 920 3836B043
3x2GB Patriot 1600MHz
eVGA GTX 280
Silverstone ST85ZF PSU
WC setup:
Laing DDC w/ Petra's top
D-Tek Fuzion v1
ThermoChill PA120.3
Swiftech MCRES-MICRO
Mine does the same thing on 603 BIOS, but I recall all other versions I've used acted the same way. I have the wireless disabled in BIOS, but it still shows up in windows. I have the "PnP OS" option set to yes, so it's probably handing off control of the wireless module to windows on purpose though, so I just disabled it in device manager and called it good.
Asus P6T Deluxe v1
Intel Core i7 920 3836B043
3x2GB Patriot 1600MHz
eVGA GTX 280
Silverstone ST85ZF PSU
WC setup:
Laing DDC w/ Petra's top
D-Tek Fuzion v1
ThermoChill PA120.3
Swiftech MCRES-MICRO
still just bsod on everything im trying. need to drop to the 603 bios from the 802.
Buy my 74 Beetle.
http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifie....php?id=895061
906 BIOS is up on the asus website, and there's enhanced memory compatibility
edit - no idea if the .1v bug remains
Last edited by Zero939; 01-06-2008 at 10:19 AM.
Q6600 G0 3760Mhz | P5Q Premium| 8GB Ballistix | BFG 260GTX 756/1512/1242 | Acer X243w
-C2D Q6600 currently at 3840 mhz 1.47
-Swiftech GTX Extreme water block
-2x2gig G.Skill pc6400 485 fsb 5-5-5-15
-Asus P5K-E Wifi-AP
-Phillips Blu-Ray 2x Burner
-OCZ Power stream 620W
-HIS HD 4870 Stock cooler No OC yet
-Vista Ultimatex64-Xp Pro
XP-Single 3870-14194
Vistax64-Xfire 3870s-17878
Vistax64-4870 Stock-17054
Asus P6T Deluxe v1
Intel Core i7 920 3836B043
3x2GB Patriot 1600MHz
eVGA GTX 280
Silverstone ST85ZF PSU
WC setup:
Laing DDC w/ Petra's top
D-Tek Fuzion v1
ThermoChill PA120.3
Swiftech MCRES-MICRO
Will be interested to see if the v droop bug still remains also.
P5K-E/WiFi-AP CPU Support looks like the latest bios 906 gives compatability to the new Wolfdale CPU's coming out i.e. E8200, E8400, E8500. Bios 806 gave QX9650 compatability just for your infomation.
Someone test out bios 906 lolyou know you want to. . . .
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Samsung 830 256GB Creative ZxR Thermalright Silver Arrow
NEC 24WMGX3 24" TFT Fractal Design Define S Win 7/10 64bit
my friend says that 906 changes his CPU-Z ram reading from asymmetric to symmetric
Q6600 G0 3760Mhz | P5Q Premium| 8GB Ballistix | BFG 260GTX 756/1512/1242 | Acer X243w
Flashed to 906, huge vdrop 1.425 bios/1.320v win idle/1.312v load with voltage damper enabled.
There are a few changes in the new 906 BIOS:
- added 400Mhz FSB strap to Northbridge
- changed Dram Timing to 1N/2N
- added timing info, something like 5-5-5-15-4-42-6-3-3 on the top of manual timing configuration
- voltage damper changed name to Load Line Calibration
- renamed CPU/NB voltage reference to CPU/NB GTL
I haven't tried max fsb. I only wanted to see if it has the same huge vdrop issue. I kept it like half an hour or so and flashed back to 603 using some old version of Asus Update 6xx. The link is somewhere in this thread.
I don't know how Asus could screw things up with the new bios versions regardind vdrop.![]()
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