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    Quote Originally Posted by tekjunkie View Post
    Is the 0601 for S2E still have the overvolting problems
    There's a Striker II Extreme dedicated thread for these stuff.
    However... I don't expect Asus to adjust ( rename to be precise ) their BIOS values to match the real ones.
    Plus that there's a variance between different boards.
    Are you basing your overvolting "problems" on DMM measurements or with software measurements ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BenchZowner View Post
    There's a Striker II Extreme dedicated thread for these stuff.
    Is there an official s2e thread? I just can't find it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MateoTTR View Post
    Is there an official s2e thread? I just can't find it.
    Well, it's a thread Elmor started in Xtreme Forum Reviews, and we're kinda using it as a dedicated S2E thread

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    Quote Originally Posted by BenchZowner View Post
    There's a Striker II Extreme dedicated thread for these stuff.
    However... I don't expect Asus to adjust ( rename to be precise ) their BIOS values to match the real ones.
    Plus that there's a variance between different boards.
    Are you basing your overvolting "problems" on DMM measurements or with software measurements ?
    Do you know where i can read the VCore with a DMM on the STRIIEX?
    Sorry for my bad english...

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    Quote Originally Posted by webwilli View Post
    Do you know where i can read the VCore with a DMM on the STRIIEX?
    The green spots ( could be the blue ones, I don't remember for sure, I will set up the board later and check back )


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    Quote Originally Posted by BenchZowner View Post
    The green spots ( could be the blue ones, I don't remember for sure, I will set up the board later and check back )

    my board is in the case

    really nice if you can check the real vcore with a dmm and report it here.
    Sorry for my bad english...

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    Quote Originally Posted by webwilli View Post
    my board is in the case

    really nice if you can check the real vcore with a dmm and report it here.
    Will do m8.
    It's a part of my reviewing process as well, no way around it

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    Quote Originally Posted by BenchZowner View Post
    There's a Striker II Extreme dedicated thread for these stuff.
    However... I don't expect Asus to adjust ( rename to be precise ) their BIOS values to match the real ones.
    Plus that there's a variance between different boards.
    Are you basing your overvolting "problems" on DMM measurements or with software measurements ?
    I thought S2E was a 790i board and this was a thread about 790i. No???. Anyway, sarcasm aside, my overvolting "problem" was all based off of BIOS readings.

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