Z68 Extreme4 Gen3

SSD performance

I currently have the ASUS P6X58D-E and just bought a Corsair Force 120GB SSD. Now i find that I cannot get max performance from the SSD due to the ancient Marvel 9128 SATA 6GB interface...:(

So came across this MB and it looks very nice. Will i get top performance out of my SSD? I know i will need a new processor etc but want to be sure of this before leaping in.

TIA
 
I currently have the ASUS P6X58D-E and just bought a Corsair Force 120GB SSD. Now i find that I cannot get max performance from the SSD due to the ancient Marvel 9128 SATA 6GB interface...:(

So came across this MB and it looks very nice. Will i get top performance out of my SSD? I know i will need a new processor etc but want to be sure of this before leaping in.

TIA

i do mate and a 7.9 in windows :D
 
guys can anyone advise. my main case fan that cools my cpu is on full. which is to load and OTT, if i change to auto it is still full, so do i select target of say 4 o 5 and then that is what it trys to aim for and goes up if it needs to?
 
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I'm not gonna try until tomorrow morning, but I'll be jolly unhappy if it isn't fixed

Took my rig apart, put it back together again (diff case) and hey presto my Lachesis now works. Still running 1.15a.


On a different note

Does it get a bit more 'fiddly' trying to get over 4.7GHz? I have it stable at 1.35v, but even up to 1.40v it will give me random BSOD's at 4.8.

Testing 4.8 I had it pass 5 runs of IBT, couple hours of P95, boot into windows, flicking through different tabs in chrome and it will BSOD on me

Does that sound like a BIOS setting or a driver issue?
 
4.8 more or less straight out the box.

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Took my rig apart, put it back together again (diff case) and hey presto my Lachesis now works. Still running 1.15a.


On a different note

Does it get a bit more 'fiddly' trying to get over 4.7GHz? I have it stable at 1.35v, but even up to 1.40v it will give me random BSOD's at 4.8.

Testing 4.8 I had it pass 5 runs of IBT, couple hours of P95, boot into windows, flicking through different tabs in chrome and it will BSOD on me

Does that sound like a BIOS setting or a driver issue?

Could be the limit of your CPU, contrary to what most people think there are more Sandy Bridge CPU's that won't go over 4.6GHz than one's that will :(
 
Took my rig apart, put it back together again (diff case) and hey presto my Lachesis now works. Still running 1.15a.


On a different note

Does it get a bit more 'fiddly' trying to get over 4.7GHz? I have it stable at 1.35v, but even up to 1.40v it will give me random BSOD's at 4.8.

Testing 4.8 I had it pass 5 runs of IBT, couple hours of P95, boot into windows, flicking through different tabs in chrome and it will BSOD on me

Does that sound like a BIOS setting or a driver issue?

It probably will do 4.8GHz stable, allthough it may need more volts than your comfortable with. Some get to 4.8GHz with relatively low volts. Some need 1.44v plus. It's just the luck of the draw with these Cpu's.
 
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