der8auer

Very nice

Okay I spent some time with the board. There are some bad issues they have to solve or it's almost impossible to do any benchmarks with this board - BIOS update only with utility in windows - Max CPU voltage 1,5 V (WTF) - All other voltages only selectable as offset (e.g. +0,05 but you don't know the current voltage) - You can save profiles but if you load and save them nothing happens - Max BCLK 100 (101 out of BIOS doesnt work and in windows if you use the OC utility it straight freezes no matter what you select) - There are no "AUTO" memory timings. You have to set every single timing including all subtimings - Default memory voltage is 1,64 volt and you can't decrease it Meh all I can say: All that glitters is not gold

2GHZ Nice!

Sick CPU! And it's retail Very nice!

That's crap Was that the good CPU you posted in the BATCH thread?

Thanks guys 1,815 vDIMM

Well done my friend

Crazzzy85 tested the same CPU on UD3H and on M5G. No CBB on M5G but CBB at -80 on the UD3H. Same settings. So it must be a board related issue.

I will try heating up the board while benching. Good idea.

About how much?

Will try that Which BIOS did you use? I tried S2, S4, F8g

It's pretty strange becasue also other members of PCGHX Team have the same issue but different CPUs. Sometimes the UD3H seems to boot without any CBB and few minutes later it has a CBB at -80°C. Crazzzy85 had the same issue and changed to MVG and no CBB there. So it's not a CPU issue.

My second CPU is running exactly the same. 6,75 Max clock. 6,64 32m stable

I benched a lot with GIGABYTE UD3H and Sniper 3 in the last weeks and I keep getting a CBB between -60 and -80°C. If the system freezes the debug LED always shows 15 which is the code for memory detection. Even if I straight hit the reset button after the freeze the system does not reboot. After few seconds it just shuts down and I have to warm up to the said -80 to -60 °C. Any ideas how to solve this issue? I'm wasting a lot of LN2 with cooling down the whole pot and cpu all the time. BIOS (boot) settings: 107 BCLK 50 CPU-Multi 1:11 Memory (1177 MHz, 7-11-7-26 1T) Voltages: 1.8 vCPU 1,225 VTT 1,225 IMC 1,8 vPLL 1,815 vDIMM

First one of the 3218C017 (Costa Rica) seems to be good 1,85 V for SuperPi32m @ 6,63 GHz. Max Clock 6755 MHz [hwbot=2291068]submission[/hwbot] [hwbot=2291072]submission[/hwbot]

Cool pics in here

Interesting. Thanks for sharing your experience. My CPU is still alive. I just checked it.

I didn't touch mine yet but this doesn't sound fun...

No TIM changed yet The CPU ran until loop 18 yesterday on 6634 MHz. System wouldn't boot anymore after so I will try again now.

Told you this is a good CPU Nicely done man!

At least here in Germany it's easy to get a new CPU also without the OC-Insurance. If it's not physically damaged you can just return it to the online shop and get a new one.

What temperature? The key is often to raise the BCLK over 104 to get it booting under cold.

sick work dino!