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Hynix (can be seen in the verification screenshot of vantage).
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For sale my Geforce 980Ti Lightning. It's the card from my bench results. The card has never been on cold (sub zero Celcius). Price: €750 (without shipping) Bank only Vantage: http://hwbot.org/submission/3014615_sparks.nl_3dmark_vantage___performance_geforce_gtx_980_ti_79568_marks Firestrike Ultra: http://hwbot.org/submission/2993751_sparks.nl_3dmark___fire_strike_ultra_geforce_gtx_980_ti_5292_marks UnigineHeaven: http://hwbot.org/submission/2997333_sparks.nl_unigine_heaven___xtreme_preset_geforce_gtx_980_ti_6655.96_dx11_marks The card should do somewhere near 1535MHz and 2200MHz on air.
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I don't think I can make that many changes without having to load defaults again. Every 3-5 saves I have to load defaults again because it doesn't take any change from that point.
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I did a short test and it seems that some versions of the microcode can not boot with (really) tight timings. It needs more volts or I need to set trfc "loose". XTU score's were different as well, altough I did only one run for each test Xtu, pi and cb 11.5). Edit: What is for sure is that it definitly has influence on the memory stability and settings. If other motherboards can't set it then this is an advatage for Asrock. Question: does this mean that I can undo the lock of the non k cpu's by choosing a different microcode?
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Thanks for the replys for rtl. I will look at it in a few days (small chance today).
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I looked at the devices in Windows. For Management Engine Interface it tells me that I have version 11.0.0.1172 for the version of the driver assembly. In the CPU part of the Bios it tells me the microcode version is 506E3 74. At the Microcode Update parameter I can choose 15, 2D, 49 and 74. Is this the part where I can choose which version I want to use?
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I think that I had a microcode update in the new bios. Where can I see this? Edit: Sisoft Sandra reports the microcode as version: MU065E0374 Edit 2: I checked the ME version with the Intel tool. It doesnt't seem to support Z170. I don't have any idea how to read it. I am not sure which version I had before.
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Question: Since my bios 2.10 update I can't seem to boot 4000MHz+ memory speed (B die) at 1T. Going back to 1.93 does not change it. Does anybody else have this issue? I had a working bios profile that does not work any more. I left the motherboard without any wires connected and battery out for 27 hours, it didn't change anything.
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I think I saw this 1 or 2 months ago. It is a good guide but the Asus names limit it. Edit: I tried the latest bios version since I flashed it a few days ago. And...works like a charm.... Setting voltage above 1.150v for VCCIO was not possible. I do still have the bug that after a few changes in the BIOS I have to load defaults again before I can change anything and expect it to still boot. Edit2 (14:07): I do have a question about RTL settings. When I look at the settings I see (example): RTL (CHA A) D0 = 67 RTL (CHA A) D1 = 58 How can I set D0 or D1 seperatly? There is only 1 value I can set in Bios for the both of them.
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I set vccio on 1,1v and vccsa at 1,2v. Besides that I only set cpu an memory voltage for 5GHz in this case. I know I can't seem to go higher and since it doesn't limit me with my mems I don't go any higher. Even 4GHz memory speed is possible with these settings. And now I think of it, 4,2GHz 2t cas14 as well. And something isn't ok for sure.
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I am just wondering how you stabilize vccio above 1.150v? If I go above 1,150v for vccio my cpu (and tried 1 other) won't boot. Also OCF here.
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I was playing around yesterday and booted with mostly auto settings for timings: http://valid.x86.fr/5duzr7 4200MHz seems to boot as well. Edit: I ordered an LN2 kit for memory. Let's see what it can do...
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I have 1 kit so far, a 3600 C16 TridentZ kit. They do: 3886MHz xtu @1,85v Cas 12-12-12-28 190 3866MHz pi32m @1,85v Cas 12-12-12-28 250 (so far, done 3 tests for pi) 4000MHz @1,90v Cas 12-12-12-28 300. It boots to Windows. Not pi32m stable. I didn't try any higher volts or lower cas timings for 4000MHz. All on Asrock Z170 OCF. Edit: I forgot the cas timings Edit2: big oops for xtu, not pi
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This thread can be closed.
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Pm sent Edit: I had the ud5 before, I always liked it.
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On hold since my Rampage III just died. I do want another Rampage III, anybody?
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I am looking for a good (or great) i7 920. Does anyone still have one? I am not sure yet how much much I want to pay for it, let's just see where this goes.
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Sparks.nl - Core i7 6700K @ 4997MHz - 1780 marks XTU
Sparks.nl replied to Leeghoofd's topic in Result Discussions
I did 1785 yesterday... -
Thanks for the reply. I use 1.93 at the moment as well. Bullant: how can you set rtl? I know where but I seem to do something wrong.
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Sparks.nl - Core i7 6700K @ 4997MHz - 1780 marks XTU
Sparks.nl replied to Leeghoofd's topic in Result Discussions
Thanks, I allready found some thinks to try and improve it. -
Which bios is best to use for Samsung B die at the moment? Version 2.00 and 2.02 don't seem to do that good. The first time after I save the bios I can not enter it and have to go to Windows first. And saved settings don't boot... I loaded bios defaults, this didn't help.
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For item 5: I see something on the display. Does that come off easy? (the state of the item) If the item is ok and I am able to clean it then I am interested. Edit: sorry I meant number 5.
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Asrock Z170 OC Formula bios 2.00: ftp://europe.asrock.com/BIOS/1151/Z170%20OC%20Formula(2.00)ROM.zip or http://asrock.nl/mb/Intel/Z170%20OC%20Formula/index.nl.asp?cat=Download&os=BIOS