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    This is what my occt vcore looks like after the 7b bios. I'm curious as to which bios comes stock on the 1.1 revision
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    Quote Originally Posted by ghost_recon88 View Post
    I can't understand this board It's constantly running my Q9550 quite a bit hotter then my TPower I45 did. On this board, at stock clocks (2.83GHz) with only I'm hitting 48c.
    Once the Vcore is manually set in the BIOS, Gigabyte keeps the Vcore at the level set even with EIST/C1E activated unlike Biostar/DFI (using CPU VID Add) which drops the Vcore when idle resulting in lower idle temps. Not sure if this is what you are experiencing.

    Quote Originally Posted by Homeless2 View Post
    I'm curious as to which bios comes stock on the 1.1 revision
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    Are the other volt lines, viz. 3.3/5v, stable on your mobo? This question is also directed at BuGjAE too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MacClipper View Post
    Once the Vcore is manually set in the BIOS, Gigabyte keeps the Vcore at the level set even with EIST/C1E activated unlike Biostar/DFI (using CPU VID Add) which drops the Vcore when idle resulting in lower idle temps. Not sure if this is what you are experiencing.
    No, this is what I'm experiencing, the 7c temp difference between the two. FYI, one core fails Prime95 Small FTT after 16 mins. Is there any settings I should change other then upping the vcore? From the Gigabyte screenshot, can you see any settings that are abnormally high for the given speeds that might be resulting in the temp increase?

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