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    Quote Originally Posted by M@rcB View Post
    I am looking for the latest BIOS and found the Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD7 F6a -08.Mar 10 bios version. However, I am confused now. Does someone know if the F6a is the latest or is the official F6 the latest BIOS version?

    Another question, I would like to upgrade the Marvell 9128 to the latest firmware version on the same board. Any idea how to?
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    Quote Originally Posted by tipes View Post
    Many thanks for your further input - suppose every chip is different so maybe I may try going to these high vtt and see what happens. Do you find the gains of ram at 2000 worth it????

    Pity the 920 DO does not have unlocked multi otherwise you could probably do baseclock of 250 x 16 multi with mem multi at 8 giving the 2000 ram - mind you don't know whether you could attain a bclk of 250???
    The 920 not having an unlocked multiplier means it cannot go _higher_ than 21. It can run at a multiplier of 16 just fine, though. (Although I recommend using odd multipliers over even, they clock better) And no, I don't think you'd be able to get 250 bclk 24/7 stable. Maybe for benching with some cold.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Musho View Post
    The 920 not having an unlocked multiplier means it cannot go _higher_ than 21. It can run at a multiplier of 16 just fine, though. (Although I recommend using odd multipliers over even, they clock better) And no, I don't think you'd be able to get 250 bclk 24/7 stable. Maybe for benching with some cold.
    Thanks for the input, oh well I now have some decisions to make. Will see how I go, but so far I feel I have wasted dosh on the 2000 ram.

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    VTT shutdown & restar fixed

    Dear Friends;

    publish new Beta bIOS for X58A-UD7
    this BIOS fixed when you change VTT value in BIOS
    casue shutdown & restart

    http://rapidshare.com/files/367161596/TEST1.BIN.html


    HiCookie

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    Quote Originally Posted by hicookie View Post
    Dear Friends;

    publish new Beta bIOS for X58A-UD7
    this BIOS fixed when you change VTT value in BIOS
    casue shutdown & restart

    http://rapidshare.com/files/367161596/TEST1.BIN.html


    HiCookie
    what bios number is this?

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    Quote Originally Posted by stasio View Post
    RS for me impossible to download.
    Mirror:
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    Quote Originally Posted by hicookie View Post
    Dear Friends;

    publish new Beta bIOS for X58A-UD7
    this BIOS fixed when you change VTT value in BIOS
    casue shutdown & restart

    http://rapidshare.com/files/367161596/TEST1.BIN.html


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    Quote Originally Posted by angelreaper View Post
    Thanks for reupload!
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    Hi guys

    I've tested 3 Gulftown chips in the last few days and found that a couple of them have the same OC and third was a bit behind

    check this out....still reasonably low volts but clocks look pretty good to me

    Gigabyte X58A-UD7 putting the smack down on Gulftown running smooth as butter

    i dont want to kill this chip so still havent pushed north of 1.9v for some serious clocks.......i'll see how my cards fair on LN2 first and then start tocrank some numbers out but you can see CPU tests past 6Ghz looking pretty easy ... loving Gulftown they scale with volts and temps properly like the old P4s







    ignore efficiency it was just early clock testing
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    Quote Originally Posted by tipes View Post
    Thanks for the input, oh well I now have some decisions to make. Will see how I go, but so far I feel I have wasted dosh on the 2000 ram.

    Mark

    as he said for 250 bclk you need the most golden cpu out there =). About the ram i have used both 2000 mhz and 1680 on ram and since i lose cpu freqv.(4200vs4350) i lose overall performance in the ram performance it wont differ more than about maximum 500mb/s(2000vs1680) since i can lower the timings so much at 1680 though it depends on how good your rams oc. if the can go to 2000mhz and still obtain low timings you will achieve a bigger difference then me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hicookie View Post
    Dear Friends;

    publish new Beta bIOS for X58A-UD7
    this BIOS fixed when you change VTT value in BIOS
    casue shutdown & restart

    http://rapidshare.com/files/367161596/TEST1.BIN.html


    HiCookie
    Which previous BIOS had this problem?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dinos22 View Post
    Hi guys

    I've tested 3 Gulftown chips in the last few days and found that a couple of them have the same OC and third was a bit behind

    check this out....still reasonably low volts but clocks look pretty good to me

    Gigabyte X58A-UD7 putting the smack down on Gulftown running smooth as butter

    i dont want to kill this chip so still havent pushed north of 1.9v for some serious clocks.......i'll see how my cards fair on LN2 first and then start tocrank some numbers out but you can see CPU tests past 6Ghz looking pretty easy ... loving Gulftown they scale with volts and temps properly like the old P4s


    http://img340.imageshack.us/img340/5...tagecputes.png

    http://img697.imageshack.us/img697/2...l3dmark063.png

    ignore efficiency it was just early clock testing
    Nice clocks Dino, should get some nice numbers once it's all in gear. Chip looks good too, don't kill it

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    Holy cow, dinos22, 6GHz stable for 3D, that's a damn good chip! You're lucky!
    Do you know the batch #? That's a ES, but still...

    Edit: A0 stepping, that explains it. Hope it'll live long, lol.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lawtq View Post
    what bios number is this?
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    Quote Originally Posted by zalbard View Post
    Holy cow, dinos22, 6GHz stable for 3D, that's a damn good chip! You're lucky!
    Do you know the batch #? That's a ES, but still...

    Edit: A0 stepping, that explains it. Hope it'll live long, lol.
    I take it that A0 is best stepping for these chips then???
    Do I take a gamble now or wait for Zeon version later???
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    Well, afaik A0s don't have some sort of voltage protection mechanism... So they scale with really high voltage but die easily...
    I'd personally wait.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zalbard View Post
    Well, afaik A0s don't have some sort of voltage protection mechanism... So they scale with really high voltage but die easily...
    I'd personally wait.
    Cheers - but wait for zeons are you saying???
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lsdmeasap View Post
    Which previous BIOS had this problem?
    Gulftown easily to present this beheavor.
    try compare to any previous BIOS.
    i verified and compare wth F5 & F6

    Gulftown(Q3FE)
    X58A-UD7

    1.In bios only change QPI/VTT value
    2.OC to specific BCLK (such 175MHz). boot success
    then change QPI/VTT again

    F5,F6 shutdown and restart even only change QPI/VTT to 1.2v (
    tested 1.2,1.3,1.4,1.5,1.6v)

    F6 Test 1 BIOS won't do shutdown & restart.

    1. help you more easy to oc gulftown even with general air cooling system
    reduce shutdown & restart chance helps you to build a strong general oc system.

    2. with extreme oc, if your chip coldboot -160, coldbug -140, when you
    running -160 testing and clock instable( such blue screen or freezed screen)
    will shutdown & restart due to QPI/VTT BIOS changing. and fai to bootl, cuz cpu
    coldboot at -140, and you try to reboot at -160 with previous BIOSes.
    with this new beta BIOS could let you to avoid this situation, so this BIOS
    helps you alot when do extreme oc.

    This BIOS fixed
    1. QPI/VTT value change with Gulftwon CPU
    2. Gulftown IMC oc fail, need to remove power cord, new BIOS fixed.
    3. Gufltown OC fail, F1~BF fast looping, need to remove power cord, fixed.

    hicookie

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    Quote Originally Posted by hicookie View Post
    Gulftown easily to present this beheavor.
    try compare to any previous BIOS.
    i verified and compare wth F5 & F6

    Gulftown(Q3FE)
    X58A-UD7

    1.In bios only change QPI/VTT value
    2.OC to specific BCLK (such 175MHz). boot success
    then change QPI/VTT again

    F5,F6 shutdown and restart even only change QPI/VTT to 1.2v (
    tested 1.2,1.3,1.4,1.5,1.6v)

    F6 Test 1 BIOS won't do shutdown & restart.

    1. help you more easy to oc gulftown even with general air cooling system
    reduce shutdown & restart chance helps you to build a strong general oc system.

    2. with extreme oc, if your chip coldboot -160, coldbug -140, when you
    running -160 testing and clock instable( such blue screen or freezed screen)
    will shutdown & restart due to QPI/VTT BIOS changing. and fai to bootl, cuz cpu
    coldboot at -140, and you try to reboot at -160 with previous BIOSes.
    with this new beta BIOS could let you to avoid this situation, so this BIOS
    helps you alot when do extreme oc.

    This BIOS fixed
    1. QPI/VTT value change with Gulftwon CPU
    2. Gulftown IMC oc fail, need to remove power cord, new BIOS fixed.
    3. Gufltown OC fail, F1~BF fast looping, need to remove power cord, fixed.

    hicookie
    Sounds excellent - good work. Now all I need is a gulftown chip heh heh.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hicookie View Post
    Gulftown easily to present this beheavor.
    try compare to any previous BIOS.
    i verified and compare wth F5 & F6

    Gulftown(Q3FE)
    X58A-UD7

    1.In bios only change QPI/VTT value
    2.OC to specific BCLK (such 175MHz). boot success
    then change QPI/VTT again

    F5,F6 shutdown and restart even only change QPI/VTT to 1.2v (
    tested 1.2,1.3,1.4,1.5,1.6v)

    F6 Test 1 BIOS won't do shutdown & restart.

    1. help you more easy to oc gulftown even with general air cooling system
    reduce shutdown & restart chance helps you to build a strong general oc system.

    2. with extreme oc, if your chip coldboot -160, coldbug -140, when you
    running -160 testing and clock instable( such blue screen or freezed screen)
    will shutdown & restart due to QPI/VTT BIOS changing. and fai to bootl, cuz cpu
    coldboot at -140, and you try to reboot at -160 with previous BIOSes.
    with this new beta BIOS could let you to avoid this situation, so this BIOS
    helps you alot when do extreme oc.

    This BIOS fixed
    1. QPI/VTT value change with Gulftwon CPU
    2. Gulftown IMC oc fail, need to remove power cord, new BIOS fixed.
    3. Gufltown OC fail, F1~BF fast looping, need to remove power cord, fixed.

    hicookie
    Thanks cookie...will test soon
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    Quote Originally Posted by tipes View Post
    Cheers - but wait for zeons are you saying???
    There should be much cheaper Gulftowns coming in Q3. Probably better batches, also.
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    does the F6 Test 1 works good too with the bloomfield?
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    Quote Originally Posted by boldenc View Post
    does the F6 Test 1 works good too with the bloomfield?
    Sure

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    Quote Originally Posted by boldenc View Post
    does the F6 Test 1 works good too with the bloomfield?
    Works perfectly:
    Quote Originally Posted by angelreaper View Post
    F6 test 1:
    GA-X58A-UD9
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    KHX2000C9D3T1K3 3 x 2GB
    HALE90-1000-M
    Test Bench V1.0






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