Asus P6T / Rampage II Extreme: no "CPU VR Current Override" ???

[cstkl1]

Wow, a troll eh. Well, finally.

Here's some food for you.

1. Yes, 12 years. And not just 12 years with Asus, but overclocking and tweaking since the days of 3/486s. I even spent some time programming my own microchips.
2. Absolutely nothing particular made me come to XS. I heard of it by accident. I spend too much time now days in front of the computer for work doing software engineering and I mostly work alone so I needed to find an activity to pass the in-between time, and this seemed like a semi-decent community. Obviously, not everyone is semi decent. Furthermore, I do not live in a basement and do have a real life to occupy most of my time so these things are in phases for me only. i7 just happens to be a new toy so it's interesting for a bit.
3. Smug or not smug at least people are trying to contribute, unlike some here *hint* *hint*

Finally, an FYI for you, there is nothing special about X58, and it is not X58 clocking you fool, it's Nehalem. X58 is just a chipset.

Oh and, for us coming from the world of AMD, this architecture is much more familiar than for you Intel fellas. "What, an integrated IMC I hear! Fascinating"

With my background and experience I think I have plenty of authority to speak on how I believe things are working.

I am done addressing you, so disappear.

Edit: Way to edit your post. Don't mind if I don't edit mine. I have done one thing different this time then ever before, and that is I jumped to a completly new platform right on release. Hence the "wtf is 0248 doing on a production board" and a legitimate question too. Even Asus found it strange after I talked to one of their engineers, but the board seems to work fine so whatever.

hahaha
ok who is ure fae contact
would like to have a word with him

and the reason for calling it x58 clocking is because all limitations currently seems to be mobo related rather than proc

and reason for being cynical on ure 12 years
for being a beta tester for asus mobos for the past few years.. and getting some demo/es/initial release of their mobo's
its very common to have a intial bios thats differ from the one listed anybody could have told u this.
also seems that uve been spending a lot of time in a few forums in the past few months base on nick on the same topic

would love to see how u fare with rampage extreme or foxconn blackops on ure years of experience
anyways to stop this from getting any further will put u in my ignore list as i assume u would have done the same

[T_Flight]

hahaha
ok who is ure fae contact
would like to have a word with him

and the reason for calling it x58 clocking is because all limitations currently seems to be mobo related rather than proc

and reason for being cynical on ure 12 years
for being a beta tester for asus mobos for the past few years.. and getting some demo/es/initial release of their mobo's
its very common to have a intial bios thats differ from the one listed anybody could have told u this.
also seems that uve been spending a lot of time in a few forums in the past few months base on nick on the same topic

would love to see how u fare with rampage extreme or foxconn blackops on ure years of experience
anyways to stop this from getting any further will put u in my ignore list as i assume u would have done the same

This could not be further from the truth unless you getting into the realm of what Fugger is doing and get into runaway amp syndrome. Few people will achieve clocks like that, and it's not something anybody is gonna run 24/7. All of these boards have been able to go right up to 5+ GHz. Unless you have phase that's is not gonna happen. You'll never reach a wall with these boards unless you are on phase, and even then the Chip may not do it.

I also liked your snide remark about post count. You are NOT your f'n post count. whether you have 10 or 10,000 makes absolutely no differece at all, and only a fool thinks that. Some people have more time than others and use computers more than others and do more here than others. Others have less time, and spent alot less time here. Some are retired and to them this is a hobby. Others use these computers more for work. Some get into long involved projects and rack up 1000's of posts a month. Save the thinly velied slams for somewhere else.

As for the AMD/Intel remarks, unlike that "other" section we do not enagage in Fanboi flamebaits here. That's what drives people away and that's why none of us will let it go on here. This section has higher standards so don't bring that crap in here.

[dejanh]

I apologize for any remarks that I may have made. I will edit the post above to remove the Intel/AMD remark particularly as I do agree that this has nothing to do with that and I want to ensure that standard here stay higher.

Now let's all move on in a civilized manner.