Is this a B BIOS, then?

yes B bios, i am trying to get some timing stuff fine tuned with bios team now before i get a finalised version sorted

looking forward to that

while you're at it, can you make the new BIOS not set redonkeyless tertirary values when pushing mem above 1466?

this is an example of what happens right now

Darn dutch nagging overclockers !!!

 

 

I find it better too loose then too tight and it doesn't post

 

You are the ram wizard Sam, you know which buttons to dial

I wanted to do this by hand, couldn't find tRDRD (first of the tertitaries) in Gigabyte's BIOS and abandoned the idea

I wanted to do this by hand, couldn't find tRDRD (first of the tertitaries) in Gigabyte's BIOS and abandoned the idea

tRDRD is tRRSR

 

 

BTW i sat there for hours and figured out which ones were which, none are named the sames.

and yes they are aware of the issue with the 3rds, it is funny only you noticed.

Any chance at getting that published? I'd love to know. These tertiary timings changing name between socket/BIOS is killing me lol

yea will do soon

Great

actualyl i don't think there is a need, the engineers seem to have renamed all of them to what intel had provided, check the latest BIOS.

Yep great job !

F5s seems to have 'fixed' the tertiraries at 2933, but with 3000+ the default values are still ultra loose.

http://abload.de/img/snaphsot0024cssnr.png

Comparing F5q (2933 loose tertiraries) to F5s (2933 adequate tertiraries) I ended up needing ~0.01Vmem more on average, so fixing it at 3000+ shouldn't hurt mem overclockability too much.

Edited July 11, 201311 yr by TaPaKaH

there is a new BIOS today too F5v should have the same fixes as F5s

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