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  1. On 4/5/2019 at 3:46 AM, unityofsaints said:

    "Tweakers limits the functionality of the site for certain countries in order to limit spam, scams and abuse. Your IP address (168,149,159.49) has been reduced to country code DE and that country falls under this restriction. Your IP address is therefore excluded from responding to a v & a advertisement on Tweakers. "

    :(

    NO WORRIES,

    I know the guy.
    I can help you out here and order it for you and ship it to ya.
    Just let me know.

     

    Edit: 

    Unfortunately it has already been sold.

     

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  2. 1 hour ago, @rne said:

    This is easy to use. Just use cpu patch section. there, you can check which microcode is implemented by checking the corresponding cpu ids. you can use a different bios to extract the needed patches and then insert them..

    I had taken a swift look at it. But was a bit dazzeld by it. Used the modded bios from dsanka and tried with my good 8600k and that worked.

    Will give it another go to try with the Celeron. But only got that cpu to check the mod. Didn't want to have the chance of killing the 8600k.

    Thanks for the tips. 

  3. On 3/6/2019 at 12:52 AM, GtiJason said:

    1801 has been best for mem OC in my opinion. For some reason I have problems with all modded bios' when pushing OC on cpu (w/ HT), mems and a gpu at 16x. I've even modified 0094 (for HT) and other Apex IX/X stock bios'. On some of the bios' I have to use Turbo Vcore to apply cpu OC and can only go up to multi that is set in bios (for core, uncore is fine)

    Just rename 1801 to Creative.ROM and use flashback

    Did you try using turbo vcore to manually set core 5 and 6 to the speed you set in the bios ?

    Not sure this is what you looking for tho.

  4. Maximum of the cooling.
    You can use slow mode between benches for those hard to reach higher clocks.
    In other words you let the SS regain it's maximum capacity instead of rerunning the bench straight away.

    Although the SS says your temps are in the -60° C this doesn't mean the chip is getting these temps.
    There is a difference between these. To measure this you could put a probe on the IHS.
    This will give you more info about the delta and the voltages you alter.

     

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  5. 19 hours ago, Fasttrack said:

    Brother, do not want to spoil all the above, but I have one question -

    What happens if the board, for any reason, has to go thru RMA with EVGA ?

    Obviously the end buyer can't RMA and the reverse procedure is next to impossible.

    Pretty scary considering the value of the item, lol :)

    George

    George,

    EVGA has probably the best warranty on their products. Don't think that would be a problem. But yeah, you will find out when you need RMA the board ?

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