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BaDBoY_uK said:
Yeah but just want to see if I can do it. Plus I hear you get a badge :)
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I can post my settings if it will help. If allowed of course.

Bloodhunter is quite correct. I would never try to run 5.4 for more than a benching session (I know, you couldn't anyway;)).
 
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BaDBoY_uK said:
Guys, I cannot seem to go above 4.8 with my i7 2600k and P67-UD7!
Any help?
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I am using the P67-UD7. When you say you can't go above 4.8 do you mean the post screen stays at 4.8 or are you locking up at 4.8. I had a situation where my POST screen refused to let me go higher than 4.7 until I re-installed the bios (F8x in my case or F7e/F7f for others)
 
Wow...was going to go for a 'budget build' as my next upgrade (i.e. i5 / AMD), however the speed of these are very impressive...my e2180 @ 3ghx does super pi in 21 seconds!

These things really that easy to clock to 5ghz??
 
GinG said:
Wow...was going to go for a 'budget build' as my next upgrade (i.e. i5 / AMD), however the speed of these are very impressive...my e2180 @ 3ghx does super pi in 21 seconds!

These things really that easy to clock to 5ghz??
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Hey ging,

You bear in mind they are not easy to get to 5Ghz, and the bulk of these will not be considered 'stable' at this speed. They are enough to run a small superpi, but most likely not to run all day at that speed under a reasonable amount of load.

I'd imagine you can easily get 4.4, I think more than that at reasonable voltage is just luck of the draw.
 
newhit said:
I can post my settings if it will help. If allowed of course.

Bloodhunter is quite correct. I would never try to run 5.4 for more than a benching session (I know, you couldn't anyway;)).
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It would help mate

newhit said:
I am using the P67-UD7. When you say you can't go above 4.8 do you mean the post screen stays at 4.8 or are you locking up at 4.8. I had a situation where my POST screen refused to let me go higher than 4.7 until I re-installed the bios (F8x in my case or F7e/F7f for others)
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My POST won't go past first screen. Where can I download this mate? I have just installed F7f and it seems the problem persists

EDIT: http://www.overclock.net/intel-motherboards/923717-latest-p67-bioses.html
 
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If you want all the Gigabyte bios, including the beta bios then list link is the answer.

LINK

For older beta bios follow the link for previous bios.
 
^^How is there a newer version of my bios on that link than the one on gigabyte's website? lol

Got the latest off Gigabyte and that was version F4, that link shows version F5b - checking gigabyte's site again in case there's another update....... otherwise that's just strange lol

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http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=2741&dl=1#bios

Yep, F4 is the latest on there... Would F5b be a beta bios that never got officially released?
 
The offical Gigabyte site shows only final release bios's as a rule

The link I posted is for the beta bios. And if you want to go above 5GHz you will need a bios that allows Pll overvolt enable - PLL overrider in other words.
 
Hiya Rossdh - looking good mate now all you need is a completed and successful run of 1mil super PI.
 
did another one with some auto settings this time

tfc475
 
Don't stress it tfc475

Looks like we have our newest member.

Welcome mate.

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I think that is what you were trying to do yeah?

Use the image tags. They can be found using the icon with the yellow sky and the mountain; ;)
 
1Day said:
And if you want to go above 5GHz you will need a bios that allows Pll overvolt enable
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If I want to go above 5GHz I'm going to need a bloody miracle LOL

Would that bios give me more modifier options? My current bios doesn't give me much to choose from :( and I don't really want to flash it again (panicked enough doing it once lol) especially with a beta bios that may or may not be fully stable... oppinions please? :D
 
EniGmA1981 said:
and I don't really want to flash it again (panicked enough doing it once lol)
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Pretty much all boards now use a Dual BIOS system so it is a lot less risky than it was years ago. As long as you do it the built in flashing tool or DOS and not Windows you should be fine.
 
Originally posted by bobbydigital

Just got 2 new 2600k, Batch# L101B623 can't wait to get home
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hey mate, how you getting on with these? I am pretty sure mine is of the same batch number but I'm unable to test yet as with the mobo chipset issues I am holding out for a Z67 board.

I'm eager to see how well these clock lol!
 
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