Hazzan Posted April 7, 2016 Posted April 7, 2016 Incremental update to 0018, increase IGPU voltage limit to 2V+ M8E 0018 M8F 0018 M8G 0018 M8HA 0018 M8H 0018 M8I 0018 M8R 0018 great jobs Jon. Thank you Quote
Crew Leeghoofd Posted April 7, 2016 Crew Posted April 7, 2016 Can you guys help me reproduce this issue? Full settings and setup details please, preferably send me bios profile used as well. What kind of FPS do you expect on GTX480? Don't have one here but I tested with GTX580 and again with 980Ti but Gen 2 forced. See results below. M8E, 6700K, 2x8GB 150x28 (27 cache), 2100 DRAM, Xtreme Tweaking Enabled, FCLK 1GHz XP64 + 364.72 default settings no lod, average of 3 runs 3DM01 Nature GTX 980Ti 0007: 1828fps 0015: 1893fps GTX 980Ti (Force PCIE 2.0) 0007: 1927fps 0015: 1918fps GTX 580 861/2197 0007: 1390fps 0015: 1385fps As you can see on 980Ti 0015 is faster, but forcing Gen 2 boosts both to about the same higher performance. GTX 580 is the same on both for me. I'll run some tests on the GTX 480 tonite Jon. CPU @ 4500/4000 speeds and card around 900ish with bios 0007 and 0015. With the GTX 295 I tried Gen2 and Extreme Tweak ON/OFF, the Nature was each time 300-400 FPS slower than 0007 (not steady 999 as with 0007 during the Nature benchmark) Keep you posted Quote
elmor Posted April 7, 2016 Posted April 7, 2016 I'll run some tests on the GTX 480 tonite Jon. CPU @ 4500/4000 speeds and card around 900ish with bios 0007 and 0015. With the GTX 295 I tried Gen2 and Extreme Tweak ON/OFF, the Nature was each time 300-400 FPS slower than 0007 (not steady 999 as with 0007 during the Nature benchmark) Keep you posted Can you run with same settings as me please? Makes comparison so much easier. Quote
Rauf Posted April 7, 2016 Posted April 7, 2016 My 480's are at my benchplace so I can't test right now. I think I have a 295 at home so I might be able to test that. It might be easier to reproduce in 03 as fps was like 1/4 of what it should be there. Quote
elmor Posted April 7, 2016 Posted April 7, 2016 My 480's are at my benchplace so I can't test right now. I think I have a 295 at home so I might be able to test that. It might be easier to reproduce in 03 as fps was like 1/4 of what it should be there. Use the same settings and benchmark please. Need to keep data comparable. Quote
Rauf Posted April 7, 2016 Posted April 7, 2016 My gtx 295 was not working so couldn't test it. But found a ref. Gtx 480. It seems it works fine. Got 1141 in nature 01 no matter what bios. Tried 7, 14, 15 on extreme. Elmor's settings. Quote
elmor Posted April 8, 2016 Posted April 8, 2016 My gtx 295 was not working so couldn't test it. But found a ref. Gtx 480. It seems it works fine. Got 1141 in nature 01 no matter what bios. Tried 7, 14, 15 on extreme. Elmor's settings. Thanks, Albrecht had no problems with GTX 480 either. This seems to be related to SLI not working in XP on 0015. Quote
Oldscarface Posted April 8, 2016 Posted April 8, 2016 Thanks, Albrecht had no problems with GTX 480 either. This seems to be related to SLI not working in XP on 0015. Jon, if you want I can test it this weekend Will let you know as soon as possible I will ask Alby all his settings Quote
rsannino Posted April 9, 2016 Posted April 9, 2016 Incremental update to 0018, increase IGPU voltage limit to 2V+ M8E 0018 M8F 0018 M8G 0018 M8HA 0018 M8H 0018 M8I 0018 M8R 0018 Thansk for sharing Quote
elmor Posted April 11, 2016 Posted April 11, 2016 (edited) Impact BIOS with improved DRAM OC if using 2T and above 4250MHz DRAM frequency. Mainly helps on CHA (inner slot). Still has higher voltages enabled even without LN2 Mode. M8I 0015 (0411) Edited April 11, 2016 by elmor Quote
elmor Posted April 18, 2016 Posted April 18, 2016 (edited) Didn't quite make it in time for the Gskill qualifier but here's a further improved version for memory validation (4500+) M8I 0019 Edited April 18, 2016 by elmor 1 Quote
elmor Posted April 19, 2016 Posted April 19, 2016 Updated the link, previous BIOS didn't have XP support. Please download again if you already got it. Quote
rtsurfer Posted April 19, 2016 Posted April 19, 2016 (edited) Updated the link, previous BIOS didn't have XP support. Please download again if you already got it. Can we plz get some more VDIMM, like 2.3-2.4V. Mine scale with Voltage & 2.135V ain't cutting it. [emoji28] Edited April 19, 2016 by rtsurfer Quote
elmor Posted April 19, 2016 Posted April 19, 2016 Can we plz get some more VDIMM, like 2.3-2.4V.Mine scale with Voltage & 2.135V ain't cutting it. [emoji28] It's a hardware limit. Could perhaps provide a mod? Quote
rtsurfer Posted April 19, 2016 Posted April 19, 2016 (edited) It's a hardware limit. Could perhaps provide a mod? Thank you for your offer to help, I appreciate it. But I'm not able to mod my board because I can't afford losing the warranty on it. Too bad its a hardware limit. I have a kit of both B-die & E-die, that scales past 2.135V. Edited April 19, 2016 by rtsurfer 1 Quote
Lays Posted April 20, 2016 Posted April 20, 2016 Followed the guide to installing XP on Z170, except I'm doing it on my Z170M OCF, I keep getting this error, anyone know what it is? I tried using like 6 different XP iso's, including one Sam OCX posted that he said had the floppy drivers in it. Still no luck. Tried re-doing all the steps and still same issue. I also tried using intel sata ports, and also the Asmedia ones on IDE, just to check if that was what I was doing wrong, still no luck. Here's a picture of the usb drive: Quote
Strong Island Posted April 20, 2016 Posted April 20, 2016 (edited) Followed the guide to installing XP on Z170, except I'm doing it on my Z170M OCF, I keep getting this error, anyone know what it is? I tried using like 6 different XP iso's, including one Sam OCX posted that he said had the floppy drivers in it. Still no luck. Tried re-doing all the steps and still same issue. I also tried using intel sata ports, and also the Asmedia ones on IDE, just to check if that was what I was doing wrong, still no luck. Here's a picture of the usb drive: i know this isnt the right thread but just trying to help, if you have optical drive you can install like normal on asmedia ide port, then ghost it and always have copy. I think someone uploaded a ghost xp around here somewhere. you can also slipstream ahci driver from this thread and switch to intel sata after install Edited April 20, 2016 by Strong Island Quote
Lays Posted April 20, 2016 Posted April 20, 2016 i know this isnt the right thread but just trying to help, if you have optical drive you can install like normal on asmedia ide port, then ghost it and always have copy. I think someone uploaded a ghost xp around here somewhere. you can also slipstream ahci driver from this thread and switch to intel sata after install Figured it out, but now I get this message, man I suck at this crap lol. This is why I put off installing xp for so long, but my friends keep bugging me to do it and practice 32m Quote
Administrators websmile Posted April 20, 2016 Administrators Posted April 20, 2016 (edited) The AHCI driver is missing on your USB drive and did you prepare the USB stick with RMprep? If I remeber correctly I also unpacked firadisk drivers, and have them twice on usb, noob style, not sure this makes a difference though P.S. Asmedia driver missing? I did traditional way on asus and asrock, so maybe you need to add this at Image of xp, I never had this at my installs Edited April 20, 2016 by websmile Quote
Lays Posted April 20, 2016 Posted April 20, 2016 (edited) The AHCI driver is missing on your USB drive and did you prepare the USB stick with RMprep? If I remeber correctly I also unpacked firadisk drivers, and have them twice on usb, noob style, not sure this makes a difference though P.S. Asmedia driver missing? I did traditional way on asus and asrock, so maybe you need to add this at Image of xp, I never had this at my installs Dunno what's going wrong, yeah I used RMprep. I tried again, made sure to select the AHCI stuff, then I just get BSOD on step 2 (GUI step) when it tries to boot into windows XP to finish the setup. If I use the AHCI drivers that the installation media says are already built in, I don't get that BSOD, but I get that error where it says it can't find those files. I also tried unpacking the firadisk stuff, so I had one packed version and one non packed version of each file, still no go. Tried dragging and dropping the AHCI drivers from the original post on here as well, seems like everything I've tried isn't working. Is there a way to take out the AHCI drivers that are already built into this install, so that I can put the ones from the original post in it? I've never done anything like that before, so figured I'd ask. Thanks for all the help, sorry if I'm spamming the thread. Let me know if we need to take it to PM, or a new thread. I'll gladly do so. Edited April 20, 2016 by Lays Quote
elmor Posted April 20, 2016 Posted April 20, 2016 Dunno what's going wrong, yeah I used RMprep. I tried again, made sure to select the AHCI stuff, then I just get BSOD on step 2 (GUI step) when it tries to boot into windows XP to finish the setup. If I use the AHCI drivers that the installation media says are already built in, I don't get that BSOD, but I get that error where it says it can't find those files. I also tried unpacking the firadisk stuff, so I had one packed version and one non packed version of each file, still no go. Tried dragging and dropping the AHCI drivers from the original post on here as well, seems like everything I've tried isn't working. Is there a way to take out the AHCI drivers that are already built into this install, so that I can put the ones from the original post in it? I've never done anything like that before, so figured I'd ask. Thanks for all the help, sorry if I'm spamming the thread. Let me know if we need to take it to PM, or a new thread. I'll gladly do so. Are you using an original XP image or is it slimmed down? Did you boot from the USB and selected "Windows XP Setup Step 2 (GUI-mode)" after Step 1? Quote
Lays Posted April 20, 2016 Posted April 20, 2016 Are you using an original XP image or is it slimmed down? Did you boot from the USB and selected "Windows XP Setup Step 2 (GUI-mode)" after Step 1? It gives me problems in Step 1 and 2, I think it may be the ISO. Here's the ISO I was using, Sam OCX posted it on a different thread: http://www.mediafire.com/download/dac25nmhi0qir4h/XP+v68.iso If I try and manually tell the installation to use firadisk driver + intel AHCI driver from "floppy" it tells me it fails to copy IASTOR and a few other files, as well as the Firadisk things. After I've done step 1 with manually selected firadisk + intel AHCI driver, I get BSOD after trying to do step 2 (GUI) it will post the "windows XP" screen, then BSOD before it does anything. If I let the installation use it's own "built in" AHCI driver, as well as manually set Firadisk driver, then it fails to copy the Firadisk files. In the guide it says to make sure my WINNT.SIF-File says "OEMPreInstall = YES" so I believe it's OK? After I do step 1 with manually selected firadisk, and the build in windows AHCI, I get that error that says "the file 'asms' on windows XP professional service pack 3 CD is needed" I'll try a different ISO now and see if it works. Quote
elmor Posted April 20, 2016 Posted April 20, 2016 It gives me problems in Step 1 and 2, I think it may be the ISO. Here's the ISO I was using, Sam OCX posted it on a different thread: http://www.mediafire.com/download/dac25nmhi0qir4h/XP+v68.iso If I try and manually tell the installation to use firadisk driver + intel AHCI driver from "floppy" it tells me it fails to copy IASTOR and a few other files, as well as the Firadisk things. After I've done step 1 with manually selected firadisk + intel AHCI driver, I get BSOD after trying to do step 2 (GUI) it will post the "windows XP" screen, then BSOD before it does anything. If I let the installation use it's own "built in" AHCI driver, as well as manually set Firadisk driver, then it fails to copy the Firadisk files. In the guide it says to make sure my WINNT.SIF-File says "OEMPreInstall = YES" so I believe it's OK? After I do step 1 with manually selected firadisk, and the build in windows AHCI, I get that error that says "the file 'asms' on windows XP professional service pack 3 CD is needed" I'll try a different ISO now and see if it works. Then my guess is floppy support is removed from the ISO, this is also needed to insert the drivers. Quote
GtiJason Posted April 21, 2016 Posted April 21, 2016 Followed the guide to installing XP on Z170, except I'm doing it on my Z170M OCF, I keep getting this error, anyone know what it is? I tried using like 6 different XP iso's, including one Sam OCX posted that he said had the floppy drivers in it. Still no luck. Tried re-doing all the steps and still same issue. I also tried using intel sata ports, and also the Asmedia ones on IDE, just to check if that was what I was doing wrong, still no luck. Here's a picture of the usb drive: Mine looks different, no problems installing either Quote
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