Asus P6T Deluxe Discussion Thread

[highoctane]

I may not have had it on "auto", but I had all the same values that are set by the bios when it is on auto. I know that I set Bclk to 133. Could you try loading default values, then do nothing other than enabling Ai clocking (don't change any settings)?
THere's no logical/technical reason why voltage or anything else should affect EIST, especially when all parameters are the same when Ai is enabled as when it isn't. If EIST breaks by merely changing from normal to AI enabled, then this is still another design flaw.

You keep talking about design flaws, this is a bios issue that is only an issue with overclocking.

You have this board yourself you should be able to make all these changes yourself to experiment with cause and effect, it is much more useful than looking at my screen shots. If you set a value that means you're making that value static/set, auto mean's it will be controlled by the predetermined auto parameters/tables.

EDIT: Just for the sake of it I set the bclock to 150 and EIST still works fine with reducing both the multiplier and the vcore. I would imagine the vcore adjustment no longer adjusts once the point is reached that "auto" determines it needs to actually increase the vcore value due to clock speed.

At any rate here it is "working" on "auto":