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    Quote Originally Posted by Warpcore View Post
    Don't run your cpu vcore voltage on auto.It ramps the voltage up on it the faster you go.Maually set your cpu,ram,northbridge voltages and settings etc.
    Yeah I have noticed this bad behavior, My Gigabyte DQ6 didnt do this, it would hold default voltages until they were manualy set. I dont know the default voltages to begin with ,I dont have a starting platform so base any manual entries off , this is a shame ,has any one got the stock voltages for most of this stuff? and if some one has the default voltage for a q9450 that would be great.

    I do notice there is a vdrop so cpuz tells me something differant to the bios, what should I believe?
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    Quote Originally Posted by REVHEAD View Post
    Yeah I have noticed this bad behavior, My Gigabyte DQ6 didnt do this, it would hold default voltages until they were manualy set. I dont know the default voltages to begin with ,I dont have a starting platform so base any manual entries off , this is a shame ,has any one got the stock voltages for most of this stuff? and if some one has the default voltage for a q9450 that would be great.

    I do notice there is a vdrop so cpuz tells me something differant to the bios, what should I believe?
    You can get default core voltages via:
    Core Temp -> VID

    What is this:
    Everest -> Motherboard -> CPU
    I/O Voltage 1.325 V
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    Thanks Simri
    GA-EX58-UD3R rev 1.6[/COLOR]
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    Anyone tested max fsb with 45nm dual core yet on bios 1101?

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    Hi people

    What BIOS have turned out to be the most stable so far for Q9450 cpu's?

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    Quote Originally Posted by angel_dust View Post
    Hi people

    What BIOS have turned out to be the most stable so far for Q9450 cpu's?
    I am not shure I went straight to the latest Beta when I built my system last week ,I have a Q9450 and its running fine so far.
    GA-EX58-UD3R rev 1.6[/COLOR]
    6gb Patriot DDR3 @ 1333mhz
    166 QPI Core i7 920 @ 3.33ghz
    4 X 80gb Veloci Raptors in Raid 0
    Creative Xfi Fatal1ty
    2 Sapphire 4870s in Crossfire
    Dell 3007 WFP
    Cooler Master Real Power Pro 1000watt PSU
    Lian Li PC-A10B
    Air Cooled by Noctua


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