It is your CPU...Originally Posted by GAR
some Core i7 CPUs have problems with the 20 multiplier above 3,8Ghz! I saw it now on some
i7-920 and 965XE that they wonīt run 20x200 but 19x211 or 190x21.
My first 920 had the same problem...
19x200 = stable
20x200 = reboot
19x211 = stable
Edit: btw Bios F4F have problems with multi GPU systems.. If you have SLI or CF then donīt use it!
Last edited by Chri$ch; 12-02-2008 at 03:33 AM.
wow weird man
My 920 behaves like:
20x160 = no need to mix with voltages
20x180 = stable with manual voltages
20x190 = stable with manual voltages
20x200 = not stable
19x200 = stable, but with dual boot.
I'm with bios F3. Tryed 280GTX SLi and worked perfected... What a great performance!
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit, SP1 Power By:
Asus Rampage IV Formula
Intel SBE 3930K
Gskill RipJaws Z 14900 (1866 DDR3) 16GB 10-11-10-24
EVGA 570 GTX SLI
SSD Samsung P830 240GB
Corsair AX850
the FIRST thing i suggest you do guys is flash to F4F bios
i found that one easiest to use for bus clocking
report back afterwards
No f4f for extreme still, we on wait for the announced on test, f4g
About easytune trying get some statistics so far 75% of people on vista 64 cant run it, think only people with old vista upgraded after to sp1 get it running, vista sp1 oem is a sure no go for easytune
Last edited by Ghigo; 12-02-2008 at 04:25 AM.
oh sorry yeah i'm on UD5
maybe flash to latest beta bios
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