what max temp is showing for your processor?...105C or 95C?
what max temp is showing for your processor?...105C or 95C?
BIOSTAR TPOWER I45 UNOFFICIAL THREAD
BIOSTAR TPOWER BOLT MOD FOR HEATPIPE AND HEATSINK
BIOSTAR TPOWER I45 BIOS FLASHING PROCEDURE
ABIT IP35 PRO HEATPIPE MOD
ABIT IP35 PRO BIOS FLASHING PROCEDURE
IP35 Pro: 9650@4000Mhz, par overclocker; Freezone Elite; 4Gb GSkill DDR-800@DDR-1068 (2 x 2gb); XFX 8800 GTS; Areca 8X PCIe in Raid 0 working at 4x speed; 4-250 Gb (single platter) 7200.10 drives; Giga 3DAurora case with side window.
WHile we're on this topic, anyone know tjmax for 65nm quads? QX6850 spec'ly?
Last edited by napox9; 10-01-2008 at 01:22 AM.
Motherboard --------- BIOSTAR TPower I45
CPU ----------------- Intel E8400
Memory ------------- 4GB (2x2MB) Corsair Dominator DDR2 1066
Cooling -------------- OCZ vendetta 2
HDDs ---------------- Seagate 750GB
Graphics Card -------- Sapphire HD4870
Case ---------------- CM 690
Power Supply -------- Corsair VX550
The temp in bios on my Tpower shows 239c![]()
Yea are you all refering to the 'hardware health monitor' thing that comes on at boot?
i wouldn't trust that with my dog's life.
These softwares aren't reading the temperature, they're calculating it based on readings they recieve from the diodes all based on the value it assumes is tjmax. That's why, unless you know the value it's using is correct, you can't trust any of them wholesale. Based on when they were created and by whom, each different program has a different default tjmax. Bios uses the same kind of calculations as any other software and is just as much an 'estimate' as anything else.
Find the right tjmax for your chip and use Real Temp.
Or buy an IR gun and remove your heatsink every time you want to check the temp...XD
Now intel has released official tjmax values for all their chips, and they are buried somewhere in the forums, but i can't find them atm, so i'd be grateful to anyone who can.
Last edited by Slovnaft; 10-01-2008 at 04:42 AM.
There is possible that a new BIOS are coming soon, after our Biostar dealer asked us costumers for improvments! We have suggested that the voltage steps should be smaller (0.010) and, its gonna show real volt instead of +0.150, instead it will be 1,400 (1,250v stock). They have contacted Biostar and have recived a positive answer about our wishes! Anyone here that dont like these wishes or are they good?
~ Mortis360
Desktop: Shuttle SZ77R5, i5-3470, GTX670, Corsair XMS3 16GB, Samsung 830 256GB
Laptop: MacBook Air 13, i5-3427U, HD4000, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD
NAS: Zotac H67ITX-C-E, i3 2100T, Kingston ValueRAM 8GB DDR3, 3x WD20EARS, 3x ST2000DM001
That sounds great! that's one of my big issues with this board!
I've heard people complaining that some of the RAM dividers don't work.
And currently it won't run my GEIL 1066 cl5 at 1066, i have it at 800 cl4. i'm thinking it's a BIOS issue as these stcks work fine on other boards, so if they could work on that, that would be fantastic.
Wow this is a great mobo! I've been priming away at 4.4Ghz (440x10) on 1.32v hitting a max of 69c for an hour or so now without issue (early days yet I know) but I'm noticing that the VRM heatsink and the NB are getting very hot to the touch. Most of my settings are on Auto except for RAM volts, CPU volts and FSB strap. CPU PLL is set at 1.5v. I think the chipset volts is set at +0.300v or so. Has anyone else got this board running with a similar overclock? If so whats the temperature of your heatsinks to the touch?
I'm not overly worried but it would be nice to know of others experiences.
I must say I love this board as its undoubtedly the easiest board I've worked with and that includes my old P5K Premium, P5K-E and S2E which were all extremely fussy about which RAM you put in them and/or had cold boot issues.
NB. Should of mentioned that I'm currently running on air with an OCZ Vendetta 2.
i7 920 / P6TD V2 / 6GB Corsair / 5870 / Corsair 800D / OCZ 600W / WC CPU & GPU /
Is it worth selling my p5k deluxe wifi for this board? I have a q6600 that was doing about 3.8 ghz on water, but after bios updates, basically killed my OC past 3.6 ghz. I'm guessing I could push my chip farther with this board or at least get back to where I was? As well, it'll take ddr2 1000 g skill 2x2gig kits?
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Current Rig: i7 4790k @ stock (**** TIM!) , Zotac GTX 1080 WC'd 2214mhz core / 5528mhz Mem, Asus z-97 Deluxe
Heatware
Desktop: Shuttle SZ77R5, i5-3470, GTX670, Corsair XMS3 16GB, Samsung 830 256GB
Laptop: MacBook Air 13, i5-3427U, HD4000, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD
NAS: Zotac H67ITX-C-E, i3 2100T, Kingston ValueRAM 8GB DDR3, 3x WD20EARS, 3x ST2000DM001
I haven't had great luck with my QX6850 on this board, though I attribute that mainly to coarse voltage settings and, possibly, the chip itself. I've only gotten 3.6 absolutely stable at 400fsb, but I've definitely been up to 4ghz easily and I've been very conservative with volts.
IMO, no.
I was just interested if the p45 architecture would buy me anything. It's an awesome board. I just want an excuse to upgrade really within a small budget.
Thanks for the heads up.![]()
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Current Rig: i7 4790k @ stock (**** TIM!) , Zotac GTX 1080 WC'd 2214mhz core / 5528mhz Mem, Asus z-97 Deluxe
Heatware
Dangit, I just took my I45 back and then this news comes out![]()
Ryzen 9 on the test bench... Sometimes older generation/tech as well.
I love this board, and the P45 chipset is WAY better than any X38 I've ran and I've run,asus,gigabites,dfi,andmsi X38's and p35's. my only beef is with volt adjustments.
My RMA replacement P5Q-E should be here tomorrow. I'm curious to see if it can even huff the I45's exhaust on a consistent basis. Stay tuned![]()
My 'all air' boxes...
Weird Science: E8400 E0step@4.0GHz - TRUE 'Black' - 8GB OCZ Reaper1066 - ASUS P5Q-E rev. A3 chipset - Visiontek HD4870 - 1.5TB - PCP&C Silencer 750Q - airflow-modded Antec P180B
... a decent E7200: SLAVN/1.0875VID@3.8+ - Zalman 9700 - 8GB OCZ Reaper1066 - ASUS P5Q-E rev. A3 chipset - ASUS HD3650 passive - 1.5TB - PCP&C Silencer 750Q - Antec P182SE
Sneaky 'C' mediabox: E6400@3.14 - TRUE - 4GB OCZ Reaper800CL4 - ASUS P5W-DH - MSI HD2600XT w/massive passive - Aardvark DP 24/96 - 1.62TB - OCZ Powerstream 520 - Antec 300
I tweak cars, bikes, and computers - does this make me a spatial anomaly?
e8600 is in and running pretty well at 4.4 (550x8). I'm able to run my memory at 1100mhz@5-5-5-15 pl9. I'm impressed with the performance so far! Pi times are 10.6ish at the moment. I'm currently running the chip at 1.336 VID and 1.256 FSB. One core errors in prime after 7.5 hours of running small FFTs. If my past experience with the q9450 is anywhere similar to this, it should just take a VTT adjustment to get it stable past that. The voltage selection really does suck in this bios though, the next jump lands me all the way up to 1.39. I've not touched the driving control or skew values yet, so there may still be more fun to be had. It's nice to see my ram running at 1100! I could never get it that high with the quad at any reasonable FSB.
--Matt
My Rig :
Core i5 4570S - ASUS Z87I-DELUXE - 16GB Mushkin Blackline DDR3-2400 - 256GB Plextor M5 Pro Xtreme
I just ordered this board today. I cant wait! The only thing that worries me abit is the southbridge heatsink. How does it perform? Im thinking about picking up that low profile enzotech heatsink. http://www.frozencpu.com/products/67...?tl=g40c16s501
southbridge works just fine, basically same as the enzotech would imo.
yeah, there's really no reason to worry about the southbridge.
Now the NB cooler...sigh. It gets really hot and its designed for passive cooling so doesn't respond well to active cooling. If it weren't for the heatpipe i'd look into replacing that.
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Evga X58 Sli ultimate overclocking/ overview/ discussion thread
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