Gigabyte EP45-UD3P Owners Guide - Page 86 - Overclock.net

error10 · 01-06-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by NYM

During boot up afterthe gigabyte boot up picture, does anyone encounter the "PCI device listing" and "Verifying DMI Pool" ? Is there anyway to remove it, kinda sore in the eye when it boots up everything.

Don't look at it, then.

No, you can't really remove it. And why would you want to? That's one of the more useful features.

NYM · 01-06-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by error10

Don't look at it, then.

No, you can't really remove it. And why would you want to? That's one of the more useful features.

argh, okay. Sometimes even right after the gigabyte picture, it will show some parts of the post screen for 0.5sec. Annoying x:

Enyalius · 01-06-09

Yeah, it can be a tad slow, but I must say that that one problem is really the worst thing that I can find with this board. Not bad, in my opinion

error10 · 01-06-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by NYM

argh, okay. Sometimes even right after the gigabyte picture, it will show some parts of the post screen for 0.5sec. Annoying x:

No, it really is a useful feature. Not every day, but the day will come when you need those PCI device IDs and can't get into your OS.

KingerXI · 01-06-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by NYM

argh, okay. Sometimes even right after the gigabyte picture, it will show some parts of the post screen for 0.5sec. Annoying x:

You can get rid of the Gigabyte screen in the BIOS but not the PCI information.

Yomny · 01-06-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by Yomny

Guys is there any way to get the same effects of raising the vcore, i dont want to go above 1.5 actual windows vcore but i may need a tad bit more voltage to get my current FSB stable? I have vtt and pll at stock settings. Thanks

Any help regarding this question? Im sure someone knows!

**Robilar** · 01-06-09

Have you read through the thread at XS? ( I have the link posted on the first page here). The guys there tend to be a bit more extreme and you may find some solutions there.

Yomny · 01-06-09

could do that thanks!

stn0092 · 01-06-09

Quote:

Originally Posted by Yomny

Guys is there any way to get the same effects of raising the vcore, i dont want to go above 1.5 actual windows vcore but i may need a tad bit more voltage to get my current FSB stable? I have vtt and pll at stock settings. Thanks

Why don't you lower vcore and raise VTT, PLL and or MCH instead? You can only get so far on vcore alone.

EDIT: Oh, someone asked me for my BIOS settings. Rather than just share it only with him, here it is for everyone. Thanks to arjo_reich for the template design.

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MB Intelligent Tweaker(M.I.T.)

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Robust Graphics Booster ..............: [Fast]

CPU Clock Ratio ......................: [8X]

Fine CPU Clock Ratio..................: [+0.5]

CPU Frequency ........................: 4.12GHz (485x8.5)



************** Clock Chip Control ************** 

>>>>>> Standard Clock Control

CPU Host Clock Control................: [Enabled]

CPU Host Frequency (Mhz) .............: [485]

PCI Express Frequency (Mhz) ..........: [100]

C.I.A.2 ..............................: [Disabled]



>>>>>> Advanced Clock Control.........: [Press Enter]

CPU Clock Drive.......................: [900mV]

PCI Express Clock Drive...............: [900mV]

CPU Clock Skew (ps)...................: [0ps]

MCH Clock Skew (ps)...................: [0ps]



*********** DRAM Performance Control *********** 

Performance Enhance...................: [Standard]

Extreme Memory Profile (X.M.P.).......: [Disabled]

(G)MCH Frequency Latch................: [400MHz]

System Memory Multiplier .............: [2.00D]

Memory Frequency (Mhz) ...............: 970

DRAM Timing Selectable ...............: [Manual]



>>>>>> Standard Timing Control

CAS Latency Time......................: 5

tRCD .................................: 5

tRP...................................: 5

tRAS..................................: 15



>>>>>> Advanced Timing Control........: [Press Enter]

tRRD..................................: [AUTO]

tWTR..................................: [AUTO]

tWR...................................: [AUTO]

tRFC..................................: [AUTO]

tRTP..................................: [AUTO]

Command Rate (CMD) ...................: [2]



>>>>>> Channel A Timing Settings......: [Press Enter]

Static tRead Value....................: [9]

tRD Phase0 Adjustment.................: [AUTO]

tRD Phase1 Adjustment.................: [AUTO]

tRD Phase2 Adjustment ................: [AUTO]

tRD Phase3 Adjustment.................: [AUTO]

Trd2rd(Different Rank)................: [AUTO]

Twr2wr(Different Rank)................: [AUTO]

Twr2rd(Different Rank)................: [AUTO]

Trd2wr(Same/Diff Rank)................: [AUTO]

Dimm1 Clock Skew Control (ps).........: [AUTO]

Dimm2 Clock Skew Control (ps).........: [AUTO]

DDR Write Training....................: [AUTO]



>>>>>> Channel A Driving Settings.....: [Press Enter]

Driving Strength Profile..............: 1066MHz

Data Driving Pull-Up Level............: [AUTO]

Cmd Driving Pull-Up level.............: [AUTO]

Ctrl Driving Pull-Up Level............: [AUTO]

Clk Driving Pull-Up Level.............: [AUTO]

Data Driving Pull-Down Level..........: [AUTO]

Cmd Driving Pull-Down level...........: [AUTO]

Ctrl Driving Pull-Down Level..........: [AUTO]

Clk Driving Pull-Down Level...........: [AUTO]



>>>>>> Channel B Timing Settings......: [Press Enter]

Static tRead Value....................: [9]

tRD Phase0 Adjustment.................: [AUTO]

tRD Phase1 Adjustment.................: [AUTO]

tRD Phase2 Adjustment ................: [AUTO]

tRD Phase3 Adjustment.................: [AUTO]

Trd2rd(Different Rank)................: [AUTO]

Twr2wr(Different Rank)................: [AUTO]

Twr2rd(Different Rank)................: [AUTO]

Trd2wr(Same/Diff Rank)................: [AUTO]

Dimm1 Clock Skew Control (ps).........: [AUTO]

Dimm2 Clock Skew Control (ps).........: [AUTO]

DDR Write Training....................: [AUTO]



>>>>>> Channel B Driving Settings.....: [Press Enter]

Driving Strength Profile..............: 1066MHz

Data Driving Pull-Up Level............: [AUTO]

Cmd Driving Pull-Up level.............: [AUTO]

Ctrl Driving Pull-Up Level............: [AUTO]

Clk Driving Pull-Up Level.............: [AUTO]

Data Driving Pull-Down Level..........: [AUTO]

Cmd Driving Pull-Down level...........: [AUTO]

Ctrl Driving Pull-Down Level..........: [AUTO]

Clk Driving Pull-Down Level...........: [AUTO]



********* Motherboard Voltage Control *********

Voltage Types...........Normal..........Current

-----------------------------------------------

>>>>>> CPU

Load-Line Calibration.................: [Enabled]

CPU Vcore..............1.275000v......: [1.38750] (1.360 load)

CPU Termination........1.200v.........: [1.44]

CPU PLL................1.500v.........: [1.59]

CPU Reference..........0.780v.........: [0.912] (0.760 when VTT @ 1.20)



>>>>>> MCH/ICH

MCH Core...............1.100v.........: [1.48]

MCH Reference..........0.800v.........: [0.952] (0.80 when VTT @ 1.20)

MCH/DRAM Ref...........0.900v.........: [AUTO]

ICH I/O................1.500v.........: [1.570]

ICH Core...............1.100v.........: [1.100]



>>>>>> DRAM

DRAM Voltage...........1.800v.........: [2.10]

DRAM Termination.......0.900v.........: [AUTO]

Channel A Reference....0.900v.........: [AUTO]

Channel B Reference....0.900v.........: [AUTO]

InTeL · 01-06-09

very nice stn, my q9550 and ud3p are coming today, gonna save me some time overclocking the chip hehe thx

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