Gigabyte EX58-UD5/Extreme Discussion Thread

[DavyBoy]

Guys, is there any way to disable the blue LED on the board (i believe it is power LED) ?

Not that I know of mate.

Why would you want to disable it anyway???

[esdxx]

Not that I know of mate.

Why would you want to disable it anyway???

Well it slightly disturbs me while sleeping, since the light goes thru my upper case ventilation and reflects blue light on the wall. Not a big deal though.

[Hornet331]

Well it slightly disturbs me while sleeping, since the light goes thru my upper case ventilation and reflects blue light on the wall. Not a big deal though.

Duno if i remember it correctly, but i think you can disable it via the DESA tool.

[DavyBoy]

I was wondering if anyone here is running 4.2GHz 24/7 on their UD5's?

If so, could you please share your BIOS settings with me, as I am trying to get mine stable at 4.2GHz but it keeps BSOD'ing on my a$$...

I currently have Vtt set to 1.415v, and Vcore @ 1.315v (in CPUZ), but with LLC disabled, so it drops down to 1.264v under load.

I really don't want to push Vtt much further, as I already feel 1.415v is a lot.

But I want to get this stable!!!

[rge]

I was wondering if anyone here is running 4.2GHz 24/7 on their UD5's?

If so, could you please share your BIOS settings with me, as I am trying to get mine stable at 4.2GHz but it keeps BSOD'ing on my a$$...

I currently have Vtt set to 1.415v, and Vcore @ 1.315v (in CPUZ), but with LLC disabled, so it drops down to 1.264v under load.

I really don't want to push Vtt much further, as I already feel 1.415v is a lot.

But I want to get this stable!!!

In addition to raising vcore, you might want to try lower qpi/vtt, unless you have 12 gb ram, in which case it may need to be that high. Once you get above what you need you are just adding heat and may make it less stable.

I am running 4.4 at 1.34 vcore load (1.38 bios with LLC ON and probably ~1.43 or so if had LLC off). And qpi/vtt at 1.34. dram 1.64v, rest settings dont matter on mine.