[Official] Asus CrossHair IV Formula/Extreme Club - Page 1207

with a 1090T cpu i would recommend bios 2002

http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&p=1&s=24&m=Crosshair%20IV%20Formula&os=30&ft=3&f_name=CrosshairIV-Formula-ASUS-2002.zip#CrosshairIV-Formula-ASUS-2002.zip

 

i still believe you should reset the motherboard with the reset button on back this will set the board to defaults and then test temps

 

with a good test meter test voltages at the test points on the motherboard because if voltages are lower than specs this will cause more heat see page 2-45

Edited by Tweeky - 5/14/12 at 11:35am

In this case I think it may depend on how you have the H50 setup. Intake or exhaust, single or P/P fan/s. If it's intake than that would be my guess as where your temps get so high (lack of cool air entering case). Also H50 will cool a 1090T to a point when OC'd, but depending on what you're running for an OC may also be at fault as it is known to have limitations when on a Thuban. Combine this with possibly running the cooler as intake could very easily be the problem. Can you post what, if any, OC you're running to help us? Yes 65c for NB is something to address. If nothing else you may need to increase air flow, or re-think the case air flow.



I run the stand alone version 1.13 HWMonitor Pro (Free) and it matches very closely to PC Probe II.
CPUZ will show which bios version you're running by clicking the "mainboard" tab. Verify which version you're currently on combined with accurate temp readings and please post results.
Either the 1304, 1902 or 2002 works nicely with a Thuban. 2002 Mod bios works great for SSD's which is located back a couple pages.
If you have entered 1.3v Vcore in bios yet it runs under load at 1.24v this is probably Vdroop which can be corrected by enabling LLC. It probably will not help the temp issue though, this has to be something else which needs attention first.

If you need help setting up your bios PM me and I can send you a copy of a CHIV Bios setup Guide I put together which may help explain some of it's features and functions.

Thanks for the quick response TS.
No overclock running stock. The H50 is running as intake per Corsairs instructions. CPU runs 52 Max during BF3. I'd hate to change out H50. The Coolermaster Storm has for intake a 200mm side fan plus a 200mm front intake fan as well as a 200mm top exhaust fan. The crossfire GPU's add a lot of heat to the system as well. I figured this case would be perfectly fine for these components.

'Fraid I'm gunna be doing a 2011 build

What da u mean by reset? Is clear cmos button at I/O panel or reset button on the mobo beside the start button? Btw i already cleared the CMOS last night

Clear CMOS can be one of three ways. Rear I/O shield panel(Green Refresh Ring) CMOS battery, and 3pin jumper. The first two are self explanatory I hope. The 3rd one is to the left of the SATA connections and just below them. That one you shouldn't have to mess with but if the other options are not clearing the CMOS you just move the jumper over to the middle and front(SATA side) pins and power up. That will reset your CMOS. Once you've powered down, you move the jumper back to it's original position or it won't save any settings in the BIOS until you do.

~Ceadder

I did all the setting and done with it. Already off core unlocker and all other things. Now my temp running prime95 is 84c and idle around 47c.

I think it is because bad ventilation. Im using CM 430 Elite and running on stock cooler cause i sold off my HAF 922 and Xigmatek Dark Knight Cooler last year.

Need some ideas from u guys, is it ok to go with CM Hyper 212 with 2 P/P fans or go WC with XPSC RS240 Kit.

For the case im looking at Corsair 650D

to reset the board to defaults use the reset button on back of the computer see page 2-28 in CH4F manual number 6

 

if you have cleared the cmos then you do not have to do it again

Edited by Tweeky - 5/15/12 at 8:40am

the case and cooler is up to you but i would suggest you get one from the top ten

 

a 1090T set at factory setting and a temp of 84C is like running with out a cooler

check and reset the cooler and provide the necessary ventilation

Edited by Tweeky - 5/15/12 at 8:54am

I already reseat and reapply TIM to my heatsink. Dont know why the temp is like 84c on stressing. My doubt was because of the small casing and bad ventilation. I'll try to get CM EVO 212 1st. If still the same then i might grab bigger and better airflow casing then