NoGuru

Yes maybe tomorrow cause I got a party to go to but won't be out to late. But I will have a buzz so 4.9 is very feasible. Good luck bro.

Bal3wolf looks like OC is going well, nice job.

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stasio

New BIOS:

GA-EP45T-UD3R - F7a
GA-EP45-UD3P - F10b
GA-EP45-UD3R - F10c

No info.
Seems to have new AHCI ROM.....

NoGuru

Cool + reps

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morph

Finally! Thanks.
But damn, UD3R still has AHCI 1.07.

Bal3Wolf

upgraded to f10 to don't really see any differnce.

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Dryadsoul

Has anyone else used the #2 NIC to network another board for internet access?

It actually allows for true 1Ggps transfer rates.

Now I have to get a lesser 2 NIC board to run the network in reverse.

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I am hoping you guys can help me with a problem that I am experiencing. No, not the one where I try to be funny and FAIL. this one is a legitimate oc problem, namely excessive heat. I can run stable at 4.0 and below with decent voltages and ok temps (1.30625v in BIOS and 64/59 max temps). At 4.1, I need to increase v-core to 1.375,term to 1.34 and MCH to 1.300 in BIOS. The temps increase to 71/68 max. If anyone has experienced heat problems and knows how to manage them please speak up. I hate to think I can reach 4.0 so easily but can't improve from there without massive voltage and heat increases. Thanks --denny

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NoGuru

Well I wish I could tell you some good news but the fact is Quads just tend to be like that. Unless you switch to water your temps will high but the volts increase is normal. for me past 4.5 I have to make a big jump in v's

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Ya, pretty depressing . I spent all of yesterday and this morning tweaking all kinds of settings and reading settings @ XS and TT for my setup . No matter what I set it at ,If stable I get high temps . If I shave a few C's off ,I throw errors. It just doesn't seem reasonable to clock 4.0 so easy and then hit a wall. I dunno

I could accept the voltage increases if the temps would cooperate

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NoGuru

But you have heard this term around here "Hit a wall". The only thing I do to drop temps when shooting high and not for stability is take the side panel off and point a house fan in there on high. That's called Ghetto cooling but for benching hey it works.

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