the latest one, whatever that is. my daily driver speed on this mobo is 400 FSB. i can do that with all the chipset volts in the pink. i had to max my chipset volts to get it to run 425 FSB, so i figured the few extra MHz weren't worth all the extra voltage. i just set it to 425 for some bench runs and put it back to 400 when i was done.
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GRID Demolition Derby * GRID Camaro vs. Mustang * Audiosurf - Speed Racer
I Shot the Hosties * Slightly Stupid * Dump Truck
Intel Haswell 4770K * 2x8GB Mushkin Redline DDR3 1866 CL9 * Asus Maximus VI Gene * Sapphire 7870 GHz Edition
500GB Samsung 840 Series SSD + 2TB WD Raid Edition 3 magnetic * SilverStone Temjin case * Corsair TX750 PSU * Corsair H60 water cooler * Win7 Pro x64
Gaming, Crunching, Audio Rig:
Asus ROG RIVE X79
Intel Core i7 4930K, @ 4500MHz
4x 8GB G.Skill TridentX DDR3-1600, @ 2400 C10 1T
3x AMD HD7970 GHz Editions
Samsung 830 256GB
CoolerMaster Silent Pro Gold 1200W
Sound System:
Custom DAC (RM-DAC) to a tube-rolled and tuned Xiang Sheng 708b to Sennheiser HD650s
My Videos
GRID Demolition Derby * GRID Camaro vs. Mustang * Audiosurf - Speed Racer
I Shot the Hosties * Slightly Stupid * Dump Truck
Intel Haswell 4770K * 2x8GB Mushkin Redline DDR3 1866 CL9 * Asus Maximus VI Gene * Sapphire 7870 GHz Edition
500GB Samsung 840 Series SSD + 2TB WD Raid Edition 3 magnetic * SilverStone Temjin case * Corsair TX750 PSU * Corsair H60 water cooler * Win7 Pro x64
Yes, max it but actively cool the NB and then boot into DOS to test with a few rounds of memtest86 (I use test no. 5 and then 8), don't try booting into Windows till memtest86 clears. Next reduce vMCH and retest till you get the minimum to be stable.
weird. i have a brand new Bone Trail sitting right next to me, so i'm about to do some major surgery on my rig. no need for me to investigate why i can't manually set 1.225 on mine. i bid you all farewell. my P5W will be missed. maybe i'll build an HTPC out of it instead of selling it. it's been a really great motherboard.
My Videos
GRID Demolition Derby * GRID Camaro vs. Mustang * Audiosurf - Speed Racer
I Shot the Hosties * Slightly Stupid * Dump Truck
Intel Haswell 4770K * 2x8GB Mushkin Redline DDR3 1866 CL9 * Asus Maximus VI Gene * Sapphire 7870 GHz Edition
500GB Samsung 840 Series SSD + 2TB WD Raid Edition 3 magnetic * SilverStone Temjin case * Corsair TX750 PSU * Corsair H60 water cooler * Win7 Pro x64
Remote Control...
I want to have the feature to "power on" with the remote
i have already set it to "off" but still power on...
my pc used after a power loss... to boot up for a few secs in order to enable power on option for the remote (as the manual of the remote says)...
But now it completly starts up... and if i unplug the psu cord... the power on button from the remote doesn't work until i get into windows and shut down the pc again... any ideas?
Last edited by P5WDHdeluxe; 02-01-2008 at 01:00 AM.
|ASUS Sabertooth Z77|Intel Core I7-2700K|32GB G.Skill TridentX F3-2400C10Q-32GTX|Corsair AX1200W|
|ASUS GTX TITAN + Zotac GTX680 for PhysX|Samsung S27A950D|Corsair Obsidian 800D|Corsair Hydro Series H100|
|ASUS Crosshair IV Formula|AMD Phenom II X6 1090T BE|16GB G.Skill RipjawsX F3-12800CL7D-8GBXH|
|2X AMD Radeon HD6970 Crossfire|TT Kandalf - MOD|Corsair HX1000W|Corsair Hydro Series H70|
ASUS P5E WiFi
E8400 3GHZ@3,6GHZ
3GB KIngston 800 1:1 ratio with CPU FSB
160GB Raptor+160GB Raptor+500GB Hitachi+1TB Hitachi+200GB 2,5" 7200RPM Hitachi+80GB 2,5" 7200RPM Hitachi
NV 8800GTS 512MB G92
SB XFI Extreme Gamer Fata1ity
Enermax Liberty 500W
CoolerMaster Ammo
NEC 20WGX2
Turns out I do have a faulty HD3870 card, waiting for a replacement so got a HD3870x2 loaner which runs OK on the P5W DH Dlx, seems to lose out very very slightly to 2 x HD3870 though.
HD3870x2 Score: 16089
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm06=4919830
2 x HD3870 Score: 16142
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm06=4918330
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Mobo: Rampage Formula
Processor: Q6600 @ 3.68 Ghz 460 X 8 (1.38V)
RAM: 4GB Gskill @ 1105 Mhz 5-5-18-3 (2.2V)
PSU: Enermax Galaxy 1000w
VGA: 4890 + 250 GTS
My Videos
GRID Demolition Derby * GRID Camaro vs. Mustang * Audiosurf - Speed Racer
I Shot the Hosties * Slightly Stupid * Dump Truck
Intel Haswell 4770K * 2x8GB Mushkin Redline DDR3 1866 CL9 * Asus Maximus VI Gene * Sapphire 7870 GHz Edition
500GB Samsung 840 Series SSD + 2TB WD Raid Edition 3 magnetic * SilverStone Temjin case * Corsair TX750 PSU * Corsair H60 water cooler * Win7 Pro x64
Is there any location to get ALL the BIOS revisions in one download? This would be very beneficial to basically flash through the various revisions and see which ones work the best for me.
Im about to install the latest 2602 (2nd release within a month?!)
Last week after not being able to run a stable 3G overclock (around 5.5 hrs is when I got the 1stg error in Prime 95). I then loaded defaults and ran memtest for about 30min the next day thinking it might be the memory. After coming back up to my room to check the status...the PC had shut off...not reboot...shut off.
I then tried to boot up again and it would not post at all. It would simply shut off after about 30sec. I initially though it was because I was bumping up the mem voltage from 1.9 to 1.95 so I tried to restore defaults but it would still not post.
The next day I opened the box up and tried testing the RAM. I took both sticks out. I then put one back into one of the orange slots I've always used and it booted right up. I then tried the other orange slot with the same stick (same story). I took that stick out and did the same with the next stick (same results).
Next I stuck both of them (dual channel config. like I initially had). I booted up...the post took VERY long...after almost a min on the initial splash screen...I considered it a bad post and restarted. I tried again and it posted...very slowly (not sure if this is dual channel related-it seems to be).
So anyway I set the RAM to run 800mhz @ 5-5-5-15 with 1.9V (factory "overclock" settings) ran the latest memtest version for about 3 hours and it seemed fine...about 6 tests and no errors.
I booted up this morning and got the BIOS message the "overclock failed"![]()
This board is beginning to be a real pain in the ass. I could have got an MSI Neo series for half the price and from Im hearing nowhere NEAR the amount of trouble that this board is providing.
T_Ski: thanks for the in-depth response to my posts, man ( appreciate that )
....off to try an other BIOS
ASUS P5W DH (BIOS 2602)
INTEL Q6600 2.4G
2G CORSAIR CM2X1024-6400PRO (DDR2-800 DUAL)
WD RAPTOR 10000 RPM
MAXTOR 320G
500W ANTEC PSU
XP SP2
FREEZER PRO 7 CPU COOLER HEATSINK/FAN
COOLERMASTER CENTURION CASE (6 CASE FANS)
yeah, i put it in the 8400 thread. it's kind of off topic in this one, seeing as how i'm not using my P5W anymore.
here
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GRID Demolition Derby * GRID Camaro vs. Mustang * Audiosurf - Speed Racer
I Shot the Hosties * Slightly Stupid * Dump Truck
Intel Haswell 4770K * 2x8GB Mushkin Redline DDR3 1866 CL9 * Asus Maximus VI Gene * Sapphire 7870 GHz Edition
500GB Samsung 840 Series SSD + 2TB WD Raid Edition 3 magnetic * SilverStone Temjin case * Corsair TX750 PSU * Corsair H60 water cooler * Win7 Pro x64
Please help me over here,
yesterday i tried to flash from 2504 to 2602 just because i love always to have the newest bios ver.
so from a weird way ASus EZ doesnt want to let me get the update running, it just freezed when i tried to enter it showing me the files from the USB Flash A:\ and C:\(was the usb) i tried without the usb flash and it was still freeze, freeze means i couldnt move between the files i had in the usb files i had like 3 ROMS, and without it i couldnt do CTRL + ALT + DEL thats how it freezed.
So i said i will update from Winxp using Asus Windows Flash , turned off all Overclocking ofc and before in Asus EZ. and everything was smooth, reset and to configurate to LOAD DEFAULTS, reset, booted, so it look liked it was freezed, so i reset again and it freezed again, ( i think it wasnt freeze because as you know when you do the Defaults it activates the slow FAN Controls so it gives it more 7 sec or something, and i forgot it at the time) so i turned the computer off, and when i turn it on it didnt boot. I Was IN SHOCKED*, tried everything, pulling memory sticks i have 4x, pulling the power cable, reset CMOS, everything i could think off. so i was at thinking i leave the computer for the day , thinking about RMA and such.
*I KNEW the motherboard is not dead because everything was smooth, no error and i did everything like i always did. but i just thought about moving foward.
So after the day i thought what the hell before i am going to store i will try to turn it on, and POOF magic, it booted and works. but i saw i cant change the CPU VOLTAGE and i dont have EIST anymore, where did they go ?
please help me restore them and if someone could explain the weird syptom.
***FOUND THE FIX FOR EIST. DISABLING THE CPU RATIO MAKE EIST TO APPEAR
Last edited by X7007; 02-02-2008 at 05:59 PM.
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.
No, Im not sure its all BIOS related. That's just the thing...
The longest I've run Prime95 is about 5.5 hours with 1 error. That was @ 9x333 using the Vcore setting one below 1.2625 (not sure the exact number as Im not looking at the BIOS right now).
I just tried this again with RAM at 667Mhz 5-5-5-15 with 2.0V. I got an error in Prime95 about an hour into testing so I bumped up Vcore to 1.2625. Im about an hour into it with now errors yet.
My plan is to run the Prime95 for about 8-9 hrs. If the results are good, I'll then run memtest for the same amount of time.
Again, Im not sure what is giving me the inconsistent and odd results (Im fairly new to this). Is it the BIOS, the RAM, RAM settings, CPU, CPU settings or MOBO-I dont know?
Im using an OC guide from Toms forums and have all of the basic settings:
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/24...ds-duals-guide
Last edited by rvltion909; 02-02-2008 at 03:47 PM.
ASUS P5W DH (BIOS 2602)
INTEL Q6600 2.4G
2G CORSAIR CM2X1024-6400PRO (DDR2-800 DUAL)
WD RAPTOR 10000 RPM
MAXTOR 320G
500W ANTEC PSU
XP SP2
FREEZER PRO 7 CPU COOLER HEATSINK/FAN
COOLERMASTER CENTURION CASE (6 CASE FANS)
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