~ Core i7 920 @ 4.00 ~ Gigabyte EX58-Extreme ~ Patriot Viper Series DDR3 6GB 1600 ~ Gigabyte GTX 260 SLi ~ Swiftech Apogee XT ~
Yeah that's the experiance I've had. F4 seems to be the most stable.
~ Core i7 920 @ 4.00 ~ Gigabyte EX58-Extreme ~ Patriot Viper Series DDR3 6GB 1600 ~ Gigabyte GTX 260 SLi ~ Swiftech Apogee XT ~
Well I'll be buttered on both sides.. 20 x 200 (everything on auto) is stable on F6a![]()
INTEL CORE i7-10700K
ASUS ROG STRIX Z490-E
CORSAIR DDR4 3200 32GB
MSI RTX 3070 VENTUS 8GB
SAMSUNG QA65Q7FN 65 TV
DARK BASE PRO 900 REV2
DARK ROCK 4 HEATSINK
SEASONIC PRIME 750W
SAMSUNG 970 PRO 1TB
CRUCIAL X8 SSD 1TB
ADATA HD770G 1TB
SENNHEISER HD598
LOGITECH Z-5500
LOGITECH K800
ASUS RT-AC88U
DEATHADDER
Hey. First post here -- thanks for everyone's help, I've been reading this thread since its inception and I don't think I would have been able to make 195x21 on my 920 without reading this. Kudos to everyone.
Anyway, I just wanted to say I can attest to the fact that F6A fixes the ability to run ET6 1224.1 on Vista 64 on my EX58-Extreme. Kept getting the MFC error on every BIOS revision until F6A. Now that I'm 24x7 stable at 4.095, I guess it doesn't matter much... great irony, that.
yup can confirm it DES and ET6 now works with vista ultimate x64, but s3 dont works as in the F5x, which is kinda of a deal breaker for me.
anyone else has problem with no resume from s3? (they only version that works for me is F4j, every other version dont resumes from S3 whie the system is oced.)
i just loaded f6a, no dual boots, i wasn't able to make it to windows with 20x200 w/ everything on auto.
2nd try, HT off, all the energy saver options off, 20x200, everything else auto: BSOD, 1 sec into windows.
3rd try, same as 2nd but 20x195, we'll see how stable this proves to be.
I am really interested in how godsfist got this to work, i am pushing similar hardware.
i920 @ 200x21 / GA-EX58-UD5 / 3x2GB Dominator / 1600C8D MACH1 1220 watts / HIS 4850 w/ iceQ 4 Turbo 1200/700 / 500GB WD Black - Windows 7 Ultimate x64 / 7x1TB WD Black, 1x1.5TB SG / CM Storm Sniper
I think I was lucky and got some nice silicon, I'm running my CPU fan at only 800RPM on the TRUE 120 for absolute silence and only one other low RPM case fan for exhaust
I'm also only running 3GB of ram because I'm still using WinXp.. It's a bit trickier running 6GB as you are
Last edited by godsfist; 02-19-2009 at 05:24 PM.
INTEL CORE i7-10700K
ASUS ROG STRIX Z490-E
CORSAIR DDR4 3200 32GB
MSI RTX 3070 VENTUS 8GB
SAMSUNG QA65Q7FN 65 TV
DARK BASE PRO 900 REV2
DARK ROCK 4 HEATSINK
SEASONIC PRIME 750W
SAMSUNG 970 PRO 1TB
CRUCIAL X8 SSD 1TB
ADATA HD770G 1TB
SENNHEISER HD598
LOGITECH Z-5500
LOGITECH K800
ASUS RT-AC88U
DEATHADDER
I am sure that my voltage is a bit too high, but if i turn it down i get BSOD.
Bios F6a
base clock 200
multi x20
Vcore 1.41875v
QPI/Vtt (x36) 1.34v
ram (x8) 1.66v
CPU PLL 1.84
LLC on
HT off
Turbo on
suggestions would be greatly appreciated. My true is running max speed with dual fan, and my temps are 40-50 idle 58-68 load. The range is wide, because my room temperature varies a lot through out the day.
Last edited by technut36; 02-19-2009 at 05:48 PM. Reason: attach image
i920 @ 200x21 / GA-EX58-UD5 / 3x2GB Dominator / 1600C8D MACH1 1220 watts / HIS 4850 w/ iceQ 4 Turbo 1200/700 / 500GB WD Black - Windows 7 Ultimate x64 / 7x1TB WD Black, 1x1.5TB SG / CM Storm Sniper
Those are some nice low voltage clocks, looks like another bios flash in my near future =) I'm afraid I wasn't as lucky with my CPU, it's a bit more volt hungry. I'm only at 190x20 (21 if you count turbo) so far with HT enabled, tested 10 runs cpu burn and 9.5 hours prime95 running 8 threads. I'm at 1.4 Vcore and 1.5 QPI/VTT, 1.64 memory so far on f5h, and I bluescreen instantly when I push it to 195. More voltage somewhere will help I'm sure. Another week or two of sporadic tinkering might get me a few more clocks, but at least I found a stable 24/7 clock I can run in the meantime. I had one of the old DFI 939 boards, so I know the value of patience
I gotta say though, these new Gigabyte boards are nice. I never bought a Gigabyte board until recently, when I picked up one of the P45 UD boards for a family member's system and it impressed me right out of the box. I've owned Asus, DFI, Intel, MSI, Biostar, and even ECS and they were all decent boards in their own ways; but this one has to rank up among my favorites of all time. I'm not sure if it can overtake my beloved Badaxe 2, but time will tell I guess.
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Gigabyte EX58-Extreme Bios F5h
i7-920 @ 190x20 HT on Turbo on
6 GB OCZ XMP Ready DDR3-1600
300GB Velociraptor (OS)- 2x250GB WD (storage)
EVGA 8800GTX
Samsung 2433BW 24" LCD - X-fi Platinum
Iwaki RD30 24v pump/Meanwell 150 power supply
Swiftech GTZ, PA 120.3, MCW60, Enzo chipset block
Vista Business 64bit
PCPC Silencer 750W PSU
CPU temp in the bios is about 5-10 degrees lower compared to realtemp, which one is more trust worthy, or neither?
Last edited by technut36; 02-19-2009 at 05:55 PM. Reason: none
i920 @ 200x21 / GA-EX58-UD5 / 3x2GB Dominator / 1600C8D MACH1 1220 watts / HIS 4850 w/ iceQ 4 Turbo 1200/700 / 500GB WD Black - Windows 7 Ultimate x64 / 7x1TB WD Black, 1x1.5TB SG / CM Storm Sniper
The BIOS reports the real-time temperature, so, when you're in the BIOS there is absolutely no load on the CPU whatsoever. When you're in Windows though, there is a small load (and fluctuating load) along with all the other components that wouldn't have been doing anything at all while in BIOS. To make a long story short, RealTemp reads the die sensor output directly; thus, it reports whatever the sensors in each core are reading which is the exact same way that the BIOS reports temps. They should be equally reliable.
Core i7 920 3839A C0 195x21@1.36v HT Disabled | Temps: 39C Idle, 63C Load
Lian-Li PC-70: Apogee GTZ, Thermochill HE120.3 w/ 3x120mm Ultra Kaze-3000, Laing D5, Kill Coil
Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD5, F9e
3x2GB Corsair Dominator DDR3-1600 8-8-8-24-2@1.65v
1024MB XFX GeForce GTX 280
300GB VelociRaptor, 500GB Seagate 7200.10, 1TB Seagate SV35.3
ASUS Xonar DX
Antec Signature 850w
Windows 7 Professional x64
Dell 2408WFP
My Heatware
The bios is reading a different sensor then realtemp.
The i7 has multiple digital thermal sensors on die with tjmax read from the cpu. Realtemp reads tjmax and the sensors directly and reports the core temps correctly.
There is also a diode sensor between the cores read by chip sensor and calibrated by the bios, is subject to interference error, and not located to read any hot spots. It is calibrated by the bios to give a guess at IHS temp, but since it is not located at IHS it will always be either off at idle or at load. It is the cpu temp in everest and speedfan, it will always be a lower temp than core temps, and less accurate.
thanks fellows.
i920 @ 200x21 / GA-EX58-UD5 / 3x2GB Dominator / 1600C8D MACH1 1220 watts / HIS 4850 w/ iceQ 4 Turbo 1200/700 / 500GB WD Black - Windows 7 Ultimate x64 / 7x1TB WD Black, 1x1.5TB SG / CM Storm Sniper
if my cpu is running below 50 on idle and below 70 on load, is that safe for 24/7 or is it going to kill my cpu in short time.
during night my temps drop a good 5-10 degrees.
i920 @ 200x21 / GA-EX58-UD5 / 3x2GB Dominator / 1600C8D MACH1 1220 watts / HIS 4850 w/ iceQ 4 Turbo 1200/700 / 500GB WD Black - Windows 7 Ultimate x64 / 7x1TB WD Black, 1x1.5TB SG / CM Storm Sniper
First I would like to thanks everyone here for sharing all your experience and tips on this board
I setup my build last night and first thing I did was flash to Bios F6a, no problems works great.
Right now I am running LinX for 30 mins (and counting) temps are 56-56-55-54, HT off, everything on auto running 20x195, 3.9GHz.
Scythe MUGEN-2 with push/pull Cooler Master 120x25 (A12025-12CB-4KN-L1) idle temps around 34c (room temp guessing ~20c or lower)
CPUz CPU voltage reads 1.344, very happy with this chip so far, I wonder how high I can push it.
i7 920 @ 4.0GHz
Scythe MUGEN-2 with Push/Pull
Gigabyte EX58 UD5
3X2GB G-Skill DDR3
Sapphire 5870 1GB Vapor-X
OCZ Agility 120GB
24" Acer HDMI LCD
Corsair TX850
Lian-Li PC-V1000
lol spoke to soon, rebooted and beeps all over the place and the system shutdown and got overclocking error, very strange.
I rebooted to change things to manual and didn't get that far.
Well will work my way back up trying the 19x
i7 920 @ 4.0GHz
Scythe MUGEN-2 with Push/Pull
Gigabyte EX58 UD5
3X2GB G-Skill DDR3
Sapphire 5870 1GB Vapor-X
OCZ Agility 120GB
24" Acer HDMI LCD
Corsair TX850
Lian-Li PC-V1000
Does someone have 6 memory installed on this card desks here?
MY System
M.B Asus P8P67 Deluxe
Ram G.Skill 2133 CL8
Cpu Intel Core i7 2600k
Psu Cooler Master Silent Pro Gold 800
Vga Zotac GTX 480
HD 2x Ocz Vertex 2 E Raid 0
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