Your suggested settings for Blackops Quad @450fsb benching

[blindfitter]

Can you try with it diasabled the next time you go cold and up the volts? I am certain I left the vdroop compensation disabled...droop isn't such a bad thing as many people would lead you to believe (I know there people in both schools of thought and I don't want to start an argument)....you can mentally compensate for the droop and add a touch more voltage.

Will do my friend,

Looks like I'll be puting it back on the bench for testing later today, will do as you suggested, will also push the vcore higher to see if where it wont boot, then try a bit more to see if theirs a hole! or something.

Will also note the lcd no. for Saaya.

Still not happy with pushing 1.65volts thorough the vtt, your the only on rdrash I've seen that high.

Hopefully be back later today with results,

[rdrash]

Will do my friend,

Looks like I'll be puting it back on the bench for testing later today, will do as you suggested, will also push the vcore higher to see if where it wont boot, then try a bit more to see if theirs a hole! or something.

Will also note the lcd no. for Saaya.

Still not happy with pushing 1.65volts thorough the vtt, your the only on rdrash I've seen that high.

Hopefully be back later today with results,

Looks like GTFouts's settings should be a good starting point for you as well.....stick with it man, The Black Ops is really a great board. I've had an ASUS P5E3 Premium and the Giga-byte GA-X48T-DQ6...I like the Black Ops the best of the three x48s I've played with so far.

Team Japan is where I got the info on which settings to start with...in particular I liked what NewBeetle-san did here: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...0&postcount=76

so I just tweaked his settings a little to fit my circumstances...worked like a charm. Used very smilar settings on my first BO baord before I blew up the board (condensation..my fault) I did this with that board: