=The Official ASUS P6T Series Motherboard Owners Club=

Motherboard: P6T V1
CPU: Intel i7 930 @2.80 GHz
RAM: two [Corsaire Vengeance 12 GB (3 x 4GB) DDR3 1600 MHz CL9]
CPU cooler: Stock
Graphic Card: EVGA GeForce GTX 960 4 GB GDDR5 Pci-E DVI-I / HDMI / 3 x Display Port SSC ACX Cooler 2.0 +

Hello to all!
What is the best possible processor to put on asus p6t delux rev 1. ?
not V2

I want to take xeon 5675.
Does anyone work with him?

I don't see why you'd have a problem. I'm running the 5675 on a P6TSE.

I'm using the WSPro BIOS with it. I have to select the multi and pass up High TDP mode.. which strangely still seems to be letting me get full speed on all my cores according to testing (4.55GHz). I should really flash the new microcode patched BIOS one of these days.

I recently got an ASUS P6T DELUXE v2 and a Xeon x5650 very cheap and i got also 6 sticks of DDR3 8gb ECC brand GOO3m model VG07016761-735 , also veeery cheap.
Wich bios should i use to try to see if the ECC ram works?
Have anyone tried ECC ram in your p6t v2 ?
Thx in advance.

Similar to the last post, I'm looking up upgrade my memory in my P6T Deluxe V2, currently I have 3x2GB sticks. Searched this forum and read through a ton of posts but can't really come to a conclusion about what memory to buy.

The manual says the system maxes out at 24GB of memory so I'd like to get 3x8GB sticks to accomplish this. However, there conflicting information about the limit of size per stick being only 4GB. So any advice on what memory to buy to get to either 12GB or 24GB of memory in this configuration?

I’ve got p6t with a latest asus bios and i use 6x8 gb 48 in total of corsair vengeance 2400. I assume p6t delux v2 very likely accept 8gb sticks

I believe ECC memory will work but the ECC will be turned off and function as normal memory. The motherboard is properly built to support it but the BIOS itself does not have any way to enable ECC memory.

From the manual:
"DDR3 2000(O.C.)*/1866(O.C.)*/1800(O.C.)*/1600(O.C.)/1333/1066 Non-ECC,Un-buffered Memory"

I bought ECC, Registered for my P6T7 WS SC motherboard and it was not recognized. Now I'm running 6 x 8GB HyperX 1866.

Module Details:
MICRON – 4GB (1X4GB) PC3-10600 1333MHZ DDR3 SDRAM – DUAL RANK 240-PIN REGISTERED ECC CL9 MEMORY MODULE FOR SERVER.

PRODUCT TYPE: RAM MODULE
PART NUMBER: MT36JSZF51272PZ-1G4F1
MANUFACTURER: MICRON

TECHNICAL INFORMATION:
MEMORY SIZE: 4GB
MEMORY TECHNOLOGY: DDR3 SDRAM
NUMBER OF MODULES: 1 X 4GB
MEMORY SPEED: 1333 MHZ
MEMORY STANDARD: DDR3-1333/PC3-10600
SIGNAL PROCESSING: REGISTERED
ERROR CHECKING: ECC
CAS LATENCY: CL9
PIN COUNT: 240-PIN
VOLTAGE: 1.5V
FORM FACTOR: DIMM

So I'm finally getting around to flashing the spectre/meltdown BIOS update and I have a quick question. I already have my P6T SE cross-flashed with the WS PRO 1205 BIOS. Do I still need to follow the cross-flash methodology for the updated BIOS (AFUDOS boot), or can I just use EZ Flash in the BIOS itself?

Hi everyone, I'm a new member of this community and I recently obtained a ASUS P6T motherboard and a X5675. I'm currently running into the issue with installing Windows 10 not getting pass the blue logo. I did some investigation and in order for me to boot up from Windows 10 installer, I needed to disable VT-d, but I need that feature as I plan to run Unraid with this motherboard and run Windows 10 VM. Any recommendation on how I should proceed?

Spec:

Mobo: ASUS P6T
CPU: X5675
RAM: 3x8GB Kingston HyperX
BIOS Ver: 1408 + spectre/meltdown patch