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Bingo,
Could you please find out a table of values for what QPI PLL voltage is set when a CPU PLL voltage is selected on the Rampage 3 Extreme?
Example:
1.36v = x.xv QPI
1.81v = 1.1v QPI(assumed)
1.82v = x.xv QPI
1.84v = x.xv QPI
etc.

I asked ASUS support for this information and got a very bad reply:

This is a key overclocking value and we need to know this information to prevent providing too much voltage to QPI PLL!!!
If you could supply the full table of values or a method of calculating the values all the way from 1.2 to 2.0v it would be excellent.
Thanks!

Forget the table, just make it an adjustment! I get so many Gigabyte board owners jumping into my thread saying "You need to lower that CPU PLL" or, "You will get better results with a lower PLL". These boards are far too expensive to skimp on things like QPI PLL voltage, or less than stock voltage adjustments for CPU PLL, Vcore, QPI, etc. when their direct competitors (i.e. Gigabyte and E-VGA) offer these adjustments. If Gigabyte offered a mATX in the LGA1366 package similar to the Rampage Gene I'd be jumping ship.

We've been asking for this support since page two of this thread but have yet to even get a comment about it from Asus:

A bios that supports lower then 1.8 cpu pll for the P6X58D-E would be awesome.

I 2nd this for the Rampage II Gene, users around the forums are getting very high overclocks undervolting the CPU PLL below the default 1.8v. Also, QPI PLL isn't even an available voltage to adjust???

Here is an example of someone turning down the CPU PLL and getting a 4400Mhz OC on a i7 920. Its from a thread I have going about my heat issues