***Official*** eVGA Classified SR-2 Thread

[lowfat]

I think, if you enable EIST then you will get 2x19, 2x20, 2x21. If you disable it, You'll get x19 on all cores, all the time.
Enabling EIST will make Cores to jump up and down (like crazy, LOL).

Well if I disable EIST the max multiplier shown in the bios and CPU-Z is 18. Even if I enable EIST and turbo in the bios. The max it shows it 18. Occasionally CPU-Z will show a x19 multiplier when running LinX but very rarely.

[Sam_oslo]

Well if I disable EIST the max multiplier shown in the bios and CPU-Z is 18. Even if I enable EIST and turbo in the bios. The max it shows it 18. Occasionally CPU-Z will show a x19 multiplier when running LinX but very rarely.

I guess that's a CPU-z bug. What does it show in W7 system Info (Control Panel --> system) ? It should be right there.

It will always show max Core-multi in BIOS. So that x18 in BIOS is OK.

But CPU-z (and E_LEET) should show the turbo-multi under load. Do you have the latest CPU-z? It may still be wrong tho, because these CPUs are still rare. In case, E-LEET would show wrong multi too, because it uses the same library (DLL-file).

[lowfat]

I guess that's a CPU-z bug. What does it show in W7 system Info (Control Panel --> system) ? It should be right there.

It will always show max Core-multi in BIOS. So that x18 in BIOS is OK.

But CPU-z (and E_LEET) should show the turbo-multi under load. Do you have the latest CPU-z? It may still be wrong tho, because these CPUs are still rare. In case, E-LEET would show wrong multi too, because it uses the same library (DLL-file).

I just noticed that it is actually reading the E5645's as E5620s. So I guess CPU-Z is just in the wrong.