 Gast

Re: Asrock P67 Fatality 4,6GHz+ OC problem

« Antwort #8 am: März 28, 2011, 10:19:26 »

 Zitat

Settings from UEFI for stable 4,6GHz no problem with underline or dual boot:
cpu core voltage - 1,3V UEFI = 1,33V windows
cpu load line calibration - level 1
dram voltage - 1,65V (XMP or 1,68V auto) 2133/1866 (XMP)
pch voltage - 1,059V (or auto)
cpu pll voltage - 1,800V (or auto)
vtt voltage - 1,051V (or auto)
vccsa voltage - 0,925V (or auto)
internal pll overvlotage - enabled
intel speedstep - enabled
current core limit 225/225/300
46 x 100
spread spectrum - disabled

Settings for 4,7+ (to max 5,1) not stable because of underline problem (stable when boot to
windows for hours):
cpu core voltage - from 1,38 to max 1,5V - big voltage don't help
cpu load line calibration - level 1
dram voltage - 1,65V (XMP or 1,68V auto) 2133/1866 (XMP)
pch voltage - 1,05  1,1 or auto - does not help
cpu pll voltage - 1,700V to 1,85 - does not help
vtt voltage - 1,05 to 1,2V - does not help
vccsa voltage - 0,925 to 1,1V - does not help
internal pll overvlotage - enabled
intel speedstep - enabled
current core limit 225/225/300 (try many others here - lowest)
51 x 100
spread spectrum - disabled/auto/enabled - does not help

Maybe this is problem with booting form sata3 ?

Like I say before - if I save and exit uefi I can easy enter windows and be stable there for hours
in Prime95 or LinX burning my cpu/mobo/ram.
The problem is only when I turn off computer and thern turn it on again. When I give too low
voltages - dual/triple/four boots and I see cpu oc fail screen, but when it is stable in windows
burning (good voltages) I see only dual boot and flashing underline (reset don't work - only turn
off computer works - no sounds from beeper).
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