Yes, 1104 has more changes than just TDP override. It does seem more stable than earlier versions.Originally Posted by T_Flight
Guys, that 1104 is much more than a modded BIOS for the TDP Override. It seems more stable. I was able to lower my voltage down 2 ticks from 1.45 to 1.43125 vCore. I'm not 100% certain it's 100% stable, but have noticed my system doesn;t like Cinebench when it's not stable. It wouldn't run Cinebench before at anything lower than 1.45. Now it will run it at 1.43125.
You might wanna try and see if you can lower vCore for the same clocks. Lower voltage is always better when you don;t need it. Lower temps too!
Can others please confirm if they notice the same thing?
Here is a 4140MHz 20-pass LinX run with 1804MHz DRAM, 3600MHz Uncore, 3960MHz QPI. DRAM is 100% stable and has been extensively tested in both Memtest86+ 2.11 and Memtest HCI. The settings are as follows...
TDP Override - Enabled
BCLK - 180MHz
Multiplier - Auto (22x, 23x with Turbo)
DRAM - 1804MHz, 8-9-7-19-1T
CPU Voltage - 1.36250V
QPI/DRAM Voltage - 1.35000V
DRAM Voltage - 1.65681V
Load Line Calibration - Auto
All else is on defaults...here is the screenshot...
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