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grishkathefool · 08-06-09

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Originally Posted by airplaneman

Does anyone know how/where I can get cracked drivers for this board to run SLI?

OCN doesn't promote Warez... at least, that's what I've been told. (meaning, if we did know, we aren't supposed to talk about it here... but I think that there is at least one Warez site that is easy to find...)

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Originally Posted by almighty15

Hey guys, My system is rock solid stable but do any of the voltages seem high and maybe can be reduced?

I've only manually changed the Vcore, Vdimm and CPU PLL

Everything else is left on 'AUTO' and has been set by the motherboard.

And I know about the Vcore

I am not sure it's a good idea for you to leave ANYTHING on AUTO, given the nature of your experiment. If AUTO tends to overvolt things, then you won't be able to gain accurate findings from your max-volt experimentation.

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Originally Posted by BradleyW

Just made a review on this board.

Where, here at OCN?

dennyb · 08-06-09

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Originally Posted by airplaneman

Hey, I'm back. Someone said I should try loosening my timings off to try and get a stable OC on my memory. What timings do you recommend?

Uhh,Mr. airplaneman, I'm wondering why someone who can accomplish a feat such as the one in your sig,would want to ask us questions Let me ask you a few. How in the heck do you do this on such low voltage?
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=640347

And would you mind splaining why you are not bumping that super chip just a bit more and claiming the#1 spot on the 4.0GHz Club (Q9650) division? If you see this post,please step forward and tell us mere mortals how we might follow in your footsteps?

Thank you kind sir

NoGuru · 08-06-09

Can someone explain to me how LinX works? How long does it take to do 20 passes?

d3v0 · 08-06-09

Judy gettin me feet wet with this board. Under llc there are a ton of options that I am unfamilar with being from an nvidia chipset background. What are good settings for 3.6-ghz on a q6600? What should I change and what should stay at default or auto?

richardbb85 · 08-06-09

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Originally Posted by d3v0

Judy gettin me feet wet with this board. Under llc there are a ton of options that I am unfamilar with being from an nvidia chipset background. What are good settings for 3.6-ghz on a q6600? What should I change and what should stay at default or auto?

for 3.6

set volt to 1.39 and see if u can get that stable

leave all others at default/auto

d3v0 · 08-06-09

Hmm I will spend some time looking through the thread to see what others have done, I like to make spreadsheets of all my settings...

dennyb · 08-06-09

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Originally Posted by d3v0

Judy gettin me feet wet with this board. Under llc there are a ton of options that I am unfamilar with being from an nvidia chipset background. What are good settings for 3.6-ghz on a q6600? What should I change and what should stay at default or auto?

@d3vo--I dont have settings for the Q6600,but these definitions might be helpful. The bulk of them I swiped from ghost leader

Mobo Voltage Definitions
******Motherboard Voltage Control******

Load-Line Calibration: disabled (can be used if volt drop is to big at higher core speed.

CPU Vcore: The voltage applied to CPU @ varying speeds in order to achieve stability

CPU Termination: 1.20 aka "FSB voltage", keeps your system stable at a certain bus speed, higher bus, higher CPU Term

CPU PLL: 1.50 (it helps you to boot into OS, higher bus speed, higher CPU PLL) 1.50 is good enough up to 450 FSB with a quad

CPU Reference: 0.760 (aka CPU GTL Ref, set this value when CPU Term is at 1,20 because it changes/scales with the CPU Term, this one is a bit tough to explain but in short, this one helps to have the CPU stable when increasing bus speed)

MCH Core: 1.20 -1.30 (aka NB voltage, this P45 setting is a bit sensitive, both too low or too high and it will not boot)

MCH Reference: (0.840?) (aka NB GTL Ref, set this value when CPU Term is at 1.20 because it changes/scales with the CPU Term, this one is a bit tough to explain but in short, this one helps to have the NB stable when increasing bus speed, this one is also a bit sensitive, one step up or down should be fine though)

MCH/DRAM Reference: Auto (reference between NB and ram, best set to auto)

ICH I/O: 1.50 (aka SB bus voltage, one or two steps up if you run raid or many HD)

ICH Core: 1.10 (aka SB core voltage, one or two steps up if you run raid or many HD)

DRAM Voltage: You know what to set for your ram

DRAM Termination: auto (termination voltage for the ram)

Channel A Ref: auto (reference voltage for ram slots A)

Channel B Ref: auto (reference voltage for ram slots A)
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NoGuru · 08-06-09

And here is the MIT template to help you and us.

grishkathefool · 08-06-09

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Originally Posted by NoGuru

Can someone explain to me how LinX works? How long does it take to do 20 passes?

Not sure what the mechanics are. How long depends on how much RAM you allow it to use. At 1GB of RAM it doesn't take long at all... but when I let it use all of my available RAM it takes a while. I read a post today that clued me into using ALL RAM instead of the default setting to test stability... made 14 Passes on ALL at 3.6GHz before I shut it down. I can't remember where I read it... might have been almighty's thread (which I thought I had subb'd but I don't).

It's a good read, though.

Unclepauly · 08-06-09

Here's my template. Any glaring problems?

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CPU = Q9550 EO
Motherboard = EP45 - UD3R
BIOS Version = f9
Ram = 800mhz 5.5.5.15 1.9v G.Skill

MB Intelligent Tweaker(M.I.T.)
Robust Graphics Booster ...............: Auto
CPU Clock Ratio .............................: 8x
Fine CPU Clock Ratio.....................: .5x
CPU Frequency ..............................: 3825

Clock Chip Control
Standard Clock Control
CPU Host Clock Control..................: enabled
CPU Host Frequency (Mhz) ............: 450
PCI Express Frequency (Mhz) .........: 100

DRAM Performance Control
Performance Enhance...................: standard
Extreme Memory Profile (X.M.P.).....: ---
(G)MCH Frequency Latch...............: 333
System Memory Multiplier ..............: 2.00b
Memory Frequency (Mhz) ..............: 900
DRAM Timing Selectable ................: auto

Standard Timing Control
CAS Latency Time........................:
tRCD .............................................:
tRP............................................... ..:
tRAS.............................................. :

Advanced Timing Control
tRRD...........................................:
tWTR..........................................:
tWR............................................:
tRFC...........................................:
tRTP...........................................:
Command Rate (CMD) ....................:

Channel A
Static tRead Value.........................:
Channel B
Static tRead Value.........................:

Motherboard Voltage Control
CPU
CPU Vcore….………................................: 1.3
CPU Termination…..... 1.200V*...............: 1.28
CPU PLL…………………....1.500V*.......: 1.5
CPU Referen.…………....0.755V*...........: auto

MCH/ICH
MCH Core…………….....1.100V...........: 1.28
MCH Reference….…….0.800V............: auto
MCH/DRAM Ref.…......0.900V..............: auto
ICH I/O……………….....1.500V............: 1.5
ICH Core…………...……1.100V...........: 1.1

DRAM
DRAM Voltage ……....1.800V............: 1.9
DRAM Termination .…0.900V............: auto
Channel A Reference 0.900V............: auto
Channel B Reference 0.900V............: auto

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