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    Quote Originally Posted by CrazyNutz View Post
    Default for NB is 1.25v Im using 1.60 for now no problems, however I do
    have 80mm fan blowing on the heat sink. It's seems to get pretty hot on
    anything over 1.40v. As with anything if your raising the voltage keep
    It cool.
    No problem I have a 250mm fan blowing on it. Whats considered to high a temp for stability 50c ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by smee View Post
    Hi guys,

    Could someone measure the distance between the two holes for the mosfet cooler on this board? (P5K-E wifi)
    And measure the distance between the other two holes for the other mosfets that don't come with a heatsink?



    I'd really appreciate it!
    I'm thinking of buying this board, but need to check this out.
    78mm between the 2 holes, both locations are the same measurements
    I could not get a 100% accurate measurement since it's mounted in my case.
    Hope that helps, this is a great board BTW.
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    Quote Originally Posted by trt740 View Post
    No problem I have a 250mm fan blowing on it. Whats considered to high a temp for stability 50c ?
    Hmm, your guess is as good as mine, However asus probe starts sounding alarms after 45c. Mine stays around 40-44c at load with the 1.60v im giving
    it. Also I did not have any stability problems at 1.70v even with no fan blowing on it, it just got a bit too hot to the touch for me to be comfortable.
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    if your looking for mosfit cooler these are the ones you want

    Quote Originally Posted by spider_d View Post
    look here they already helped me
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    Quote Originally Posted by CrazyNutz View Post
    78mm between the 2 holes, both locations are the same measurements
    I could not get a 100% accurate measurement since it's mounted in my case.
    Hope that helps, this is a great board BTW.
    Thanks!
    Do you think this cooler will fit?
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    Quote Originally Posted by smee View Post
    Thanks!
    Do you think this cooler will fit?
    I think so look at this link trt740 just posted
    http://www.thermalright.com/new_a_pa...cl.htm#asusP35
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    Quote Originally Posted by CrazyNutz View Post
    I think so look at this link trt740 just posted
    http://www.thermalright.com/new_a_pa...cl.htm#asusP35
    Cool thank you!
    It looks like TYPE2's will work
    Much appreciated mate!
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    Hi; what is the cpu PLL voltage ??

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    Quote Originally Posted by vera View Post
    Hi; what is the cpu PLL voltage ??
    Phase-Locked Loop voltage, it's the voltage of the frequency generator
    signal to the CPU. You can raise it to help with stabilizing the FSB when
    overclocking. But be carefull not to go to high, I've seen alot of warnings
    regarding PLL voltage.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CrazyNutz View Post
    Phase-Locked Loop voltage, it's the voltage of the frequency generator
    signal to the CPU. You can raise it to help with stabilizing the FSB when
    overclocking. But be carefull not to go to high, I've seen alot of warnings
    regarding PLL voltage.
    What should be ? 1.7 ?

    I have a E8200 cpu, tracer 1066, and p5k-e ...

    I overclock the cpu 8x500 = 4000mhz but orthos's large fft not stable ,, What is the important point of this board to achieve high fsb's ? like 8x530...

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    New 1002 BIOS is looking good for P5K-E/WiFi-AP. Finally the same small vdrop as with 602/603.
    Ran small FFTs for a few hours with same settings as with 602 and everything solid so far with my Q6600.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vera View Post
    What should be ? 1.7 ?

    I have a E8200 cpu, tracer 1066, and p5k-e ...

    I overclock the cpu 8x500 = 4000mhz but orthos's large fft not stable ,, What is the important point of this board to achieve high fsb's ? like 8x530...
    That all depends. I would raise the NB, PLL, SB, and FSB term voltage if
    your clocking the FSB up that high.

    Try setting your FSB strap at 400mhz.

    Also try upping your ram timings like 6-6-6-20 just to see if its you ram
    holding you back.

    And FWIW I've read reviews about the e8200 not getting to 4ghz very
    easly, the e8400 is the one to get for price vs overclockablity

    and what are your temps?

    maybe try this:
    400mhz fsb strap
    pll 1.6-7
    fsb term 1.40
    NB 1.55-70
    SB 1.20
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    Quote Originally Posted by CrazyNutz View Post
    That all depends. I would raise the NB, PLL, SB, and FSB term voltage if
    your clocking the FSB up that high.

    Try setting your FSB strap at 400mhz.

    Also try upping your ram timings like 6-6-6-20 just to see if its you ram
    holding you back.

    And FWIW I've read reviews about the e8200 not getting to 4ghz very
    easly, the e8400 is the one to get for price vs overclockablity

    and what are your temps?

    maybe try this:
    400mhz fsb strap
    pll 1.6-7
    fsb term 1.40
    NB 1.55-70
    SB 1.20


    Thanks for the help my ram totally stable 5-5-5-15 1200 mhz 2.1 volts , ram is good , but I use 1:1 now 8x500 4-4-4-12 2.2 volts.... Why can I increase the SB voltage ? Is it affect the stability ?

    my current settings are ;

    cpu vcore : 1.288
    fsb strap : auto
    pll : 1.6
    nb:1.55
    sb : auto

    This settings give me a 8x500 = 4000mhz 4-4-4-12 > 1000 mhz ... It's stable this settings .. but I want to use 8x525 = 4200mhz (7/24) 525 fsb is so hard , I upped the sb voltage 1.70 but not stable

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wolf@Heart View Post
    New 1002 BIOS is looking good for P5K-E/WiFi-AP. Finally the same small vdrop as with 602/603.
    Ran small FFTs for a few hours with same settings as with 602 and everything solid so far with my Q6600.
    This 1002 bios not runs my ram with divider,, 0602 bios works my ram divider easily

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    Quote Originally Posted by vera View Post
    Thanks for the help my ram totally stable 5-5-5-15 1200 mhz 2.1 volts , ram is good , but I use 1:1 now 8x500 4-4-4-12 2.2 volts.... Why can I increase the SB voltage ? Is it affect the stability ?

    my current settings are ;

    cpu vcore : 1.288
    fsb strap : auto
    pll : 1.6
    nb:1.55
    sb : auto

    This settings give me a 8x500 = 4000mhz 4-4-4-12 > 1000 mhz ... It's stable this settings .. but I want to use 8x525 = 4200mhz (7/24) 525 fsb is so hard , I upped the sb voltage 1.70 but not stable

    Ok try bumping you CPU vcore up to say 1.38, watch your temps closely...
    If that does not work then your prob. hitting the FSB wall of the e8200.

    Also go in smaller steps on the FSB, so if 500 is stable now try 505, then 510, and so on....

    Good Luck
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    Quote Originally Posted by CrazyNutz View Post
    Ok try bumping you CPU vcore up to say 1.38, watch your temps closely...
    If that does not work then your prob. hitting the FSB wall of the e8200.

    Also go in smaller steps on the FSB, so if 500 is stable now try 505, then 510, and so on....

    Good Luck
    Maybe mainboard limit ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by smee View Post
    Cool thank you!
    It looks like TYPE2's will work
    Much appreciated mate!
    I did the touch test as well and there not even hot my north bridge is at 33c even set to 1.55v. I do have a very large side fan and a case with crazy air flow but I don't think they need cooled
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    My p5k-e upped to 525 fsb with e8200 but Nb voltage 1.7 needed and not stable... I think p5k-e is not for fsb

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    Quote Originally Posted by vera View Post
    My p5k-e upped to 525 fsb with e8200 but Nb voltage 1.7 needed and not stable... I think p5k-e is not for fsb
    not sure about that mine does 550 fsb
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    Quote Originally Posted by CrazyNutz View Post
    Ok try bumping you CPU vcore up to say 1.38, watch your temps closely...
    If that does not work then your prob. hitting the FSB wall of the e8200.

    Also go in smaller steps on the FSB, so if 500 is stable now try 505, then 510, and so on....

    Good Luck
    what the PLL do
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    Quote Originally Posted by TEDY View Post
    where do you get all this e8400 geeze in europe you just can't get it!!!!!
    get one off ebay they are everywhere.
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    Quote Originally Posted by vera View Post
    My p5k-e upped to 525 fsb with e8200 but Nb voltage 1.7 needed and not stable... I think p5k-e is not for fsb
    The FSB limit is prob from your CPU! Yes CPU's have a FSB wall to.
    my e4300 will not go past 350 even if i drop the multi to 7. Like I said
    the e8200's are not the overclocking champs like the e8400's I've read many
    reviews that back this up, just google it im sure you'll find some. I doubt it's
    the board since many others have reached very high FSB with it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CrazyNutz View Post
    I just flashed it too. Same as 1002 with the C1E/EIST now fixed.
    So far so good.


    Did a short test....yes, i too can confirm that C1E/EIST is fixed, also Vdroop is around 0.034. My oc seems stable with slightly lesser vcore set in bios, 1.32v now instead of 1.38 before. happy with 1004 for now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by glide 1 View Post
    Did a short test....yes, i too can confirm that C1E/EIST is fixed, also Vdroop is around 0.034. My oc seems stable with slightly lesser vcore set in bios, 1.32v now instead of 1.38 before. happy with 1004 for now.

    What is your chip and O/C?

    I have a Q6600 @ 3465 with 1.30 in bios, shows 1.27 in windows at idle. drops to 1.26 @ load.


    Load temps dropped by about 3 to 5 degrees at the same voltage with bios 1004.
    I haven`t tried decreasing the cpu voltage yet, but I think it will go even lower @ 3465 and still be 100% prime stable.

    So far 1004 seems very stable with a Q6600. The most stable bios to date IMHO.
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    Quote Originally Posted by trt740 View Post
    not sure about that mine does 550 fsb
    So does mine, even with stock voltages on NB, SB and other MB voltages, this was with my E6850, my E8400 only reaches 530 FSB.
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