ASUS P8P67 Pro/Evo/Deluxe OC discussion thread

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You need the latest Intel Management Engine Driver.

Thanks.
I had to reload windows due to a faulty HDD and used the old mobo drivers I had downloaded to a usb stick.

@ Sam. A month ago 4 Ghz with 1.114v would be impressive with the older Cpu's (actually still is). I am actually trying to get 4.7 with under 1.33 v and having a tough time. 4.6 to 4.7 GHz requires a big jump in vcore on my cpu.

[Sam_oslo]

Thanks.
I had to reload windows due to a faulty HDD and used the old mobo drivers I had downloaded to a usb stick.

@ Sam. A month ago 4 Ghz with 1.114v would be impressive with the older Cpu's (actually still is). I am actually trying to get 4.7 with under 1.33 v and having a tough time. 4.6 to 4.7 GHz requires a big jump in vcore on my cpu.

Yeah, you are right
I've actually nailed a good sweet-spot @4,5GHz 1.27v for 24/7 while I'm following laboratory-rabbits, LOL.
I will probably push it more when we know more about these CPUs, and how resilient they are with high-vCore over time.

That bump/jump seams to be around 4.5-4.7GHz or most CPUs, but it may vary depending on the batch#.

[MaStA]

Yeah, you are right
I've actually nailed a good sweet-spot @4,5GHz 1.27v for 24/7 while I'm following laboratory-rabbits, LOL.
I will probably push it more when we know more about these CPUs, and how resilient they are with high-vCore over time.

That bump/jump seams to be around 4.5-4.7GHz or most CPUs, but it may vary depending on the batch#.

Nailed a sweet spot on your 2006K?

I think you made a typo in your signature.

[Sam_oslo]

Nailed a sweet spot on your 2006K?

I think you made a typo in your signature.

LOL, yeah, now i see that. I'll fix thet now.
I have been repeating the same typos several time now. I don't why, but somehow 2006k falls much easier on my keyboard.