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CPU Feature

EIST Function - Native Mode
Limit CPUID MaxVal - Disabled
C1E Function - Disabled
Execute Disabled Bit - Disabled
Virtualization Technology - Disabled
Frequency Unlimit - Enabled
Core Multi-Processing - Enabled
Cold Bug Boot Fix - Disabled

Memory Timing Config

ECC Scrubbing - Disabled
DRAM Timing Selectable - by SPD

All Voltage Control

CPU Voltage Multiplier - x1.000
CPU Voltage Setting - 1.5000
CPU Vdroop Compensation - Enabled
CPU PLL Voltage Setting - 1.584304
CPU VTT Voltage Setting - 1.350
CPU GTL Ref. 0 Voltage - +2
CPU GTL Ref. 1 Voltage - +2
CPU GTL Ref. 2 Voltage - +2
CPU GTL Ref. 3 Voltage - +3
NB Voltage Setting - 1.344
NB GTL Ref. Voltage - +3
SB Voltage Setting - 1.538
DRAM Voltage Setting - 1.648
DRAM Pull-up Voltage - Default
DRAM Pull-down Voltage - Default
DRAM Ref. Voltage - Default

OC Gear

Smart Boot Menu - Disabled
Smart Power LED - Disabled
Software Item Selecting - BIOS ROM 1
Auto Detect PCI Clock - Enabled



My second issue is this stupid throttling of the CPU. I cant stand that garbage. When I set a bios to a certain setting, then thats where I want it ALWAYS! I cannot for the life of me turn the stupid thing off. From reading here, it has to be that EIST function, because I have EVERYTHING else turned off! But if I disable it, no matter what I have the bios set too, it reverts to 9x and 333 FSB in windows and stays there. This is just insane. Again, a bios issue thats need fixing. Perhaps I am not doing it right, I am not discounting that, but I dont believe so.

I cant find any program that will show me the correct voltage settings that I have in bios. Not CPUz, OCCT, Everest or Core Temp. They are prolly not coded for X48, or if they are than not for Blackops would be my guess. Would be nice to be able to see proper numbers when in windows.


FOXCONN Blackops- Vista 64 Ultimate SP1
Core 2 Extreme QX9650 @ 4.0 GHz - Apogee GTX Waterblock
2 x HIS HD 3870X2's Crossfired - EK Waterblocks - 8.5 CCC
OCZ Platinum DDR3-1600 (4x2GB)
Enermax Galaxy 1000W
2 x WD 320GB SATA II
Plextor SATA DVD+-RW PX-810SA
Blackops Sonar - Gigaworks S705 7.1 Surround Sound System
HP LP3065 30" Flat Screen Monitor
Custom UFO case - Quad W/C Loops - D5 Pumps - XPSC Res's - PA Rad's
Under control panel of vista, power options, change from power saving to maximum performance, your multiplier should be set.

4 x 2GB is gonna be really tough to run at 1600, you will high NB voltage, plus loosen performance level a lot.