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Just so you know beware, these bios are messing with my ram. I cant adjust any timings now. I have to leave the timings on auto but I can change the speed just fine. If I adjust the timings at all it freezes at the windows boot logo like it would when I used the 47x multi on the old bios. I think I got a sweet spot though with my oc right now (for the cpu at least). I will post my settings when I get home. I tried 48 but it seems to take a lot more voltage so far, I will work at it later.
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This BIOS raises my multiplier/clock wall, but only slightly. I'm currently running at 99.4 x 48 = 4.771 GHz, which is a little better both in terms of clocks and benchmarks than my old 103 x 46 = 4.738--I'm especially killing my old SuperPi times despite having a slower RAM clock (1M is ~0.8s faster, 4M is ~2.8s faster). Voltage is a little up from before (1.4v), but that doesn't concern me (FWIW at 37 and auto voltages my vcore is 1.34, so this isn't even that much of an increase).
edit: you edited while I was posted. If you're working on 48x multi, try dropping your BCLK a little. Try 0.5 to start. It looks to me like you're running a lot of vcore (my CPU offset is the same as yours, but my additional turbo voltage is only 0.02), but that may be just a difference in the base vcore of our chips.
Edited by TriBeCa - 1/26/11 at 7:55pm








