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^you should see the backup;)

vmod that elmor posted, no OCP yet hence why such low volts.

only 1.39vgpu so not too bad, but I think it does have a chance for sure.

-2.5c seems awesome

gogogo

This is definitely the opposite of bitchmade, congrats bro:D

Very nice indeed bro, glad to see you benching the memz on cold:)

YOLO trololol! You guys have 4 way dialed for sure, congrats!

Did not seem to make a difference:(

No way to increase voltage through software, at least not without an Asus bios.

So when I set 102.1x49 all is well PCI x3.0 works but even when trying to raise bclk in Windows or in the bios even at 104.2 causes gpuz to read it as x 1.1. Tried two a few different bios to confirm this behavior.

dude so much fail going on over atm. I am thinking it has something to do with bclk, because when I switch it from 105.3 to 100 it shows up as x 3.0. so weird, so I decided to flash a different bios and it hangs in the middle, recovering as we speak lol

Render test in gpuz stays at 1.1.

What would be causing the card to be stuck in x16 1.1 mode?

very nice

thanks elmor

Only thing I don't like on it. I have a feeling the UD5H is going to be quite the performer, probably just as good or better than the top tier OC, if it is anything like prior generations.

Wow Hazzan, that is sick! I know that the RIVE clocks higher, but the MSI board is very efficient, strong run dude.

I like how you think:) 3x boards 3x cpus 2x cards . . .because it is MSI and you just never know. Last night on the GD 80 vcore is maxed out at 1.95v and I get 1.89v idle to as low as 1.85v under load and then it would randomly spike to 2.04v. You gotta know the cpu likes that excellent power delivery:D

Best way to go is have one of each card for last minute changes, unless one shows up broken lmao.

Wow so much fail, and here I thought 1.92v was too low:p Gotta give Asus props for giving you the option to pump up 2.4vcore and 2.4 vdimm:D Hopefully with Haswell other vendors will follow suit and allow higher vcore/vdimm.

I still have not benched my 7790, it just showed up today. Glad to hear you have a (hopefully) working cold slow bios man, makes me glad I went that route.

nice Vivi!

Just got down with the vas on the most recent Z77 OC Formula since there have been so many sessions with cold on the memory. Yes it is a bit messy at first the peace of mind of a condensation free session is totally worth it I think. For just cpu, no need to go that hard if you live in a dry climate, but if the board is going to be benched cold on cpu, gpu and memory and is a permanent bench board then I don't think there is anything wrong with the vas treatment. Also I don't think you need Hondacity style vas treatment with an inch tall layer of goo covering everything, just a thin layer and then melt it with the heat gun so it goes everywhere in those hard to reach spots.

All Costa over here and quite the opposite of brown hand I think lol. I usually pick winners like you when it comes to binning Ivy, but I guess I got lucky this time.