Strong Island Posted July 2, 2016 Posted July 2, 2016 contact cleaner in the socket FTW ok cool thx, finally grabbed my first can from home depot, sprayed socket last night, gonna try cold again now. Trying different memory also. thx man. Quote
Strong Island Posted July 2, 2016 Posted July 2, 2016 please 1 suggestion to improve m8e for next board. Please make 24pin connector looser fitting. Like exactly the x99 champion connector was perfect. I feel like I am going to damage my board eventually. It's sooo tight. But I love the board otherwise, its amazing. Quote
rivaldokfc Posted July 6, 2016 Posted July 6, 2016 I saw there's 0017 bios for the impact, is there anyone would like to share out? Thanks~ Quote
joe90br Posted July 7, 2016 Posted July 7, 2016 Please, What the better bios for non-k cpu's in Maximus VIII Imapct??? Thanks!!!! Quote
hambaaaallah Posted July 24, 2016 Posted July 24, 2016 Please, What the better bios for non-k cpu's in Maximus VIII Imapct??? Thanks!!!! you can try bios version 0018 overall I think this is the best bios for non-k oc on impact link --> MAXIMUS-VIII-IMPACT-ASUS-0018 Quote
joe90br Posted July 24, 2016 Posted July 24, 2016 you can try bios version 0018overall I think this is the best bios for non-k oc on impact link --> MAXIMUS-VIII-IMPACT-ASUS-0018 Thanks!!!! I will try.. Quote
Strong Island Posted August 3, 2016 Posted August 3, 2016 I can't believe how easy that xp install guide is. I have been avoiding it because it looked so confusing but it's so fast and you guys addressed every possible error message and made it really easy. Just wanted to say thanks. It's a great guide. Quote
speed.fastest Posted August 4, 2016 Posted August 4, 2016 0018 is awesome, i try this on Gene with i7 non K with crappy IMC. Need little work to make it pass 32M with Wazza. This in Win7 x64 with Wazza : 1 Quote
GtiJason Posted August 5, 2016 Posted August 5, 2016 please 1 suggestion to improve m8e for next board. Please make 24pin connector looser fitting. Like exactly the x99 champion connector was perfect. I feel like I am going to damage my board eventually. It's sooo tight. But I love the board otherwise, its amazing. These work to solve tight 24pin syndrome for me PTFE Dry Lubricant & Corrosion Control - WD-40 Specialist Silicone Lubricant & Silicone Grease - WD-40 Specialist Quote
OC Nub Posted August 7, 2016 Posted August 7, 2016 thanks for keeping us up to date with latest bios! Quote
5erveD Posted August 7, 2016 Posted August 7, 2016 ya it has been humid in new york past couple days, I do have a/c right in bench room. I cleaned mem slots with crc cleaner and applied vas up against slots and in between each slot (not in them) and then put tissue in between each one. Gotta start using something besides vas, seems like too many issues for me with mem slots. Gonna try some afr tonight that is prepped for cold to see if helps at all. It's so frustrating to see 6.5ghz pass in 06 but score so far off because stock mem. Thanks for the tip. I am having the same problems. Running smooth for an hour or so and then the mem kicks in. The only way to free up the board is by putting the mem on default. Or putting the whole board back to default. I am aware that a part of the problem is humidity. BUt I am not working with vas but with kneeable eraser. I saw some reactions about putting some contact cleaner in thet socket and mem. Did it gave you the expected results ? Am I just gonna spray that thing with contact cleaner ? Thanks in advance. Quote
Rauf Posted August 7, 2016 Posted August 7, 2016 I am having the same problems. Running smooth for an hour or so and then the mem kicks in. The only way to free up the board is by putting the mem on default. Or putting the whole board back to default. I am aware that a part of the problem is humidity. BUt I am not working with vas but with kneeable eraser. I saw some reactions about putting some contact cleaner in thet socket and mem. Did it gave you the expected results ? Am I just gonna spray that thing with contact cleaner ? Thanks in advance. I have never really used vaseline except for on old vgas. I don't think it is good. I have used LET alot, but I'm actually moving more to just the blue shop paper towels. It is enough for any sort of XOC, and actually better for some applications. I would recommend you to pack these blue paper towels tightly around the memory and the slots. If there is no free air around the memory or slots there can be no condensation. Or get a powerful dehumidifier Quote
5erveD Posted August 7, 2016 Posted August 7, 2016 I have never really used vaseline except for on old vgas. I don't think it is good. I have used LET alot, but I'm actually moving more to just the blue shop paper towels. It is enough for any sort of XOC, and actually better for some applications. I would recommend you to pack these blue paper towels tightly around the memory and the slots. If there is no free air around the memory or slots there can be no condensation. Or get a powerful dehumidifier Cheers. So, only the blue stuff ? For the "short" sessions. Short as in terms of 2/3 hours, 4 tops ? And it isn't giving any problems ? Never tried LET before. Mostly the eraser. But am willing to give other isolation a go. Was looking at dragon skin. Stuff they use as a foundation for make up in movies and theater. The eraser can be a very time consuming job tho. Gets me fed up sometimes. Took me whole night to get the eraser off last time. I'll keep a look out on the dehumidifier. Quote
Rauf Posted August 7, 2016 Posted August 7, 2016 (edited) The time depends on many factors. Bigger board will not freeze up as the impact does after some time at full pot. Also if you bench at full pot or higher temps. If you bench cpu only or gpu/mem on cold etc. And of course humidity. Eraser is no point as it makes the board freeze faster. And insulation is not that big an issue if you have some experience and think about what areas will be the ones you need to focus on. Basically you need to think about what gives you the issue and try to adjust next time. A few things you can try while you are running: Bring temps down if you bench at a higher temp. For example -100 is not cold enough so it can cause free water at some spots on the board. Bring the temperature down colder and turn the system off. This may freeze the water and ice do not conduct so it can give you a little more time. Second is to heat up a little if you run a smaller board at full pot and the board is too cold. This will only give you a few more minutes though is it will freeze fast o ce you go colder again. Edited August 7, 2016 by Rauf Quote
5erveD Posted August 7, 2016 Posted August 7, 2016 I wil bear that in mind and thanks for the information. Quote
OC Nub Posted August 7, 2016 Posted August 7, 2016 (edited) Cheers. So, only the blue stuff ? For the "short" sessions. Short as in terms of 2/3 hours, 4 tops ? And it isn't giving any problems ? Never tried LET before. Mostly the eraser. But am willing to give other isolation a go. Was looking at dragon skin. Stuff they use as a foundation for make up in movies and theater. The eraser can be a very time consuming job tho. Gets me fed up sometimes. Took me whole night to get the eraser off last time. I'll keep a look out on the dehumidifier. Dehumidifier works great, I use to use one years ago. The humidity where I live is very bad in summer months. turn it on a few hours before benching, it will pull most of the humididy from the room. it will also create heat, make sure AC is on. Edited August 7, 2016 by OC Nub Quote
coolhand411 Posted August 7, 2016 Posted August 7, 2016 (edited) Vaseline is great,chased with heat gun ,I use this stuff in DIMM slots external/mobo and gold fingers never had an issue ,dielectric grease is no-no and was mention in the past ,lates gen. have a soft spot especially running full pot with mem on air since DIMM slots are very close to the pot ,I had few close calls and modules got wet...tried different fans but the one that works quite well for me at the moment is 80MM Yeate Loon (1.50$) sucking air upwords ,some don't use anything and let the mem freeze ,TP around is must..just my 2c Edited August 7, 2016 by coolhand411 1 Quote
Strong Island Posted August 7, 2016 Posted August 7, 2016 I am having the same problems. Running smooth for an hour or so and then the mem kicks in. The only way to free up the board is by putting the mem on default. Or putting the whole board back to default. I am aware that a part of the problem is humidity. BUt I am not working with vas but with kneeable eraser. I saw some reactions about putting some contact cleaner in thet socket and mem. Did it gave you the expected results ? Am I just gonna spray that thing with contact cleaner ? Thanks in advance. i think my trouble was the vaseline in socket, contact cleaner helped but only for an extra 20min. for you it probably wouldnt help since not using vas. i hate to say this but i got a new board and no more trouble, no sure if coincidence or not. i have been using more paper towels around mem and sealed sides of mem slots with let. are you getting stuck at 55. i also needed more powerful fan for pulling the moisture Quote
RULE Posted August 7, 2016 Posted August 7, 2016 You guys should consider to buy a dehumidifier, will be 300€ and you can run for hours if you can have 40% humidity or less in your bench room. Inviato dal mio SM-A300FU utilizzando Tapatalk Quote
5erveD Posted August 7, 2016 Posted August 7, 2016 i think my trouble was the vaseline in socket, contact cleaner helped but only for an extra 20min. for you it probably wouldnt help since not using vas. i hate to say this but i got a new board and no more trouble, no sure if coincidence or not. i have been using more paper towels around mem and sealed sides of mem slots with let. are you getting stuck at 55. i also needed more powerful fan for pulling the moisture Hmmmm. I Hope not. The M8E is still fully functional. It is just that your story sounded so familiar ;-) It only happends when we are having high humidity days here in the Netherlands. Had a good session a few days later when it was bit better. I pulled the gum of the board the other day, which was there on for quite some time now. A total pain in the a$$ to get it off. All seems ok. I am having it running on air for now. Will get the contact cleaner en give it a go. For sure need more towels and stuff wrapped around the sweet spots. I pulled a house fan from another room and pointed that at the board from a moderate distance. Helped a bit with the humidity. Deff need to take a look at a dehumidifier. Edit; not completly stuck at 55. It wil run eventually but sometimes it is better to abort to life another day imo. Quote
OC Nub Posted August 7, 2016 Posted August 7, 2016 should be able to get one for 200€ or less that is sufficient for one room. Quote
Strong Island Posted August 8, 2016 Posted August 8, 2016 Hmmmm. I Hope not.The M8E is still fully functional. It is just that your story sounded so familiar ;-) It only happends when we are having high humidity days here in the Netherlands. Had a good session a few days later when it was bit better. I pulled the gum of the board the other day, which was there on for quite some time now. A total pain in the a$$ to get it off. All seems ok. I am having it running on air for now. Will get the contact cleaner en give it a go. For sure need more towels and stuff wrapped around the sweet spots. I pulled a house fan from another room and pointed that at the board from a moderate distance. Helped a bit with the humidity. Deff need to take a look at a dehumidifier. Edit; not completly stuck at 55. It wil run eventually but sometimes it is better to abort to life another day imo. Ya we had some really humid days, and I think my fan wasnt pulling the air away enough and I was getting moisture in the memory slots, the air was falling too much on memory area. So I think it was a combo of a few different things. I am not even sure if the new board fixed it or I am doing things a bit better, with no vas, more powerful fan, less humidity with a/c, and more paper towels. If you didnt use vas and didnt get any residue in socket dont even try the contact cleaner, until you need to, at least imo. Try and pull more air away, reduce humidity and try and seal up memory area better. Last night I was benching full pot for 2hrs on m8e without a single issue, I shut the mobo down instead of it shutting down on me, which is what usually ends my sessions lately. Quote
5erveD Posted August 8, 2016 Posted August 8, 2016 Ok. Do you still got the old board ? Or is it a gonner ? Quote
hambaaaallah Posted August 10, 2016 Posted August 10, 2016 Thanks!!!! I will try.. You're Welcome Quote
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