that would be awesome. I remember that feature on my old Ultra-D, very handy!
test 3: breaking 10s Pi and hitting 570FSB on air
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that would be awesome. I remember that feature on my old Ultra-D, very handy!
Couple of mobos do. Think my EVGA 680i has some form of Memtest in it, though Ive never used it.
I've heard different)
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showpost.php?p=11378718&postcount=14
I hadn't actually seen that.
OOOOOOOOOOHHHHHH! Excited!
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Indeed.
The 250 posts is just for the MM. Just have to configure your Trust Ken.
Can we see some photos of the BIOS please Ken.
sure! why not?
I may do it tomorrow.
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compare the memory bandwidth and you will see it may outperform the DFI's, so please stay tuned
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compare the memory bandwidth and you will see it can outperform the DFI's
Does look like a very good board you have produced there indeed.
Tempted to send my DFI back on Monday and wait for this. (Prolly wont, but its still very tempting to save some cash and all.
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Different CPU's eh?
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I just want to compare with the same hardware config before I say "it can", I better say "it may" at the moment.
FSB and mem speed are roughly the same.
I wouldnt have thought that 7.2mhz difference in the RAM speed can give the much of a difference... or can it?
Youll have to send a board to me Ken so I can compare it with my DFI board so I can see with my own eyes.
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lol, me you and WJA96 all have the same DFI then? What CPU's do you two have then?
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Getting the DFI also on monday. The anticipation is killing me... (btw its my first intel kit for 10 years )
)I have a Q6600 in my DFI at the moment - 3.8GHz at the moment, but it's got so many options that it's really hard to tell what to change to improve things, and what change will wreck the overclock.
Hard on the eyes though.
Hard on the eyes though.
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BIOS screen shots: (I forgot to take the page for CPU VID, it will be up to 1.6v.)
easy understandable FSB:RAM settings
current settings and targeted settings at next boot are shown.
FSB clock, up to 999MHz (I think it's too much and useless):
FSB: RAM ratio (strap ratio), it would be further modified when shipped (few more straps):
options for memory timings:
Vcore, 1.0v to 2.2v
Vdimm, 1.8v to 3.3v
NB voltage, 1.25v to 1.65v
CPU VTT voltage, up to 1.42v
CPU PLL voltage, 1.65 to 2.25v
easy understandable FSB:RAM settings
current settings and targeted settings at next boot are shown.
FSB clock, up to 999MHz (I think it's too much and useless):
FSB: RAM ratio (strap ratio), it would be further modified when shipped (few more straps):
options for memory timings:
Vcore, 1.0v to 2.2v
Vdimm, 1.8v to 3.3v
NB voltage, 1.25v to 1.65v
CPU VTT voltage, up to 1.42v
CPU PLL voltage, 1.65 to 2.25v
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SB core voltage, up to 1.35v
SB I/O voltage, up to 1.9v
MCH GTL REFERENCE:
HSWING REFERENCE:
CPU GTL REFERENCE:
SB I/O voltage, up to 1.9v
MCH GTL REFERENCE:
HSWING REFERENCE:
CPU GTL REFERENCE:
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Got a couple of options I see
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comments are welcomed and the bios can be modified further later.
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Id love to see proper descriptions of motherboard bios functions and settings in the column on the right hand side instead of some really bad translation which in general does nothing for your sanity or your overclocking results.