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  1. 08-07-2009, 03:45 AM #1
    123456iambelial
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    Quote Originally Posted by esdxx View Post
    Hi, new to the forums,

    While i was waiting for confirmation, i read thru this thread. I am also owner of UD5 board. Downloaded the latest beta BIOS F8f.

    Currently running at 3.8GHz stable (with turbo on), but anything higher giving me stability issues (BSOD 124). I already tried to bump cpu voltage to 1.3V, vtt to 1.34V and ram to 1.64, still BSODing in Prime.

    On a side note, since i got my new board, i'v got one annoying issue with monitor (t240). When i power up or restart, it always search fo signal and blinking between HDMI, Analog and after it gets to digital, the screen turn on - by that time, the post is already somewhere at checking RAID array - well, unless i dont experience slow boot, which has been aparently another issue with UD5.
    I think that BSOD 124 has something to do with vcore and CPU Vtt
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  2. 08-07-2009, 04:03 AM #2
    esdxx
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    Quote Originally Posted by 123456iambelial View Post
    I think that BSOD 124 has something to do with vcore and CPU Vtt
    Yeah, so i heard, but vcore is i think already quite high, from what i heard 1.275V should be enough for 4GHz.
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  3. 08-07-2009, 04:10 AM #3
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    Hi everyone, i need some help on UD5(F8e bios) with xeon w3520 #3901

    http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=641343

    Apparently this is stable at 4.02Ghz, but when i tried turning on intel turbo boost, system refuse to boot up tried increasing voltage to 1.35V but to no avail. any way to overcome this?
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