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    Old 28-06-2007, 11:02 AM   #417 (permalink)
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    Originally Posted by DataMatrix View Post
    Just ordered my P5K (along with other goodies ), can't wait for it to arrive.
    Yup same, here, just ordered a whole brand new system from Scan last night including the P5K deluxe Cant wait! Seeing as this is my first proper system and I have never overclocked before, Hardforum's comment that "Simply put overclocking this board is child’s play" really has put my mind at ease that I have made the right decision

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    Originally Posted by sitalchauhan View Post
    Yup same, here, just ordered a whole brand new system from Scan last night including the P5K deluxe Cant wait! Seeing as this is my first proper system and I have never overclocked before, Hardforum's comment that "Simply put overclocking this board is child’s play" really has put my mind at ease that I have made the right decision
    Ones thing's for sure, you're going to see one hell of an improvement over the system you've currently got What CPU, RAM and gfx are you guys going to use with your shiney new P5K?
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    Old 28-06-2007, 12:25 PM   #419 (permalink)
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    hahaha yep you know it, Ive been waiting and saving for 5 years for this new system, so u can imagine how much I am looking forward to it Been doing constant research over the 5 years aswell so know exactly what I am getting and everything. My new system is going to the as below that I have just ordered and is due for delivery tomorrow!:

    Antec P180B With Window Mod
    Asus P5K Deluxe WiFi
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    Corsair HX620
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    Replacing all fans with Yate Loon D12SL-12 fans
    2x Sunbeam Rheobus Black (Fan controllers)
    Logitech Z-5500 5. Speakers (These are going to be amazing!)

    Then gonna purchase a Thermalright HR-03 for the 8800gtx once I have installed the above system and know everything is working fine. And also get a sound card (probably the Auzentech X-Fi one) once I have saved up some more.

    I will try to post some pics up and maybe a worklog aswell if I get enough time

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    Old 28-06-2007, 12:50 PM   #420 (permalink)
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    Originally Posted by sitalchauhan View Post
    hahaha yep you know it, Ive been waiting and saving for 5 years for this new system, so u can imagine how much I am looking forward to it Been doing constant research over the 5 years aswell so know exactly what I am getting and everything. My new system is going to the as below that I have just ordered and is due for delivery tomorrow!:

    Antec P180B With Window Mod
    Asus P5K Deluxe WiFi
    Intel Core 2 Duo E6600
    Crucial Ballistix 2GB (2x 1GB) PC2-6400C4
    Corsair HX620
    BFG 8800GTX OC
    2x Western Digital WD5000AAKS SE16 500gb HD
    Samsung DVD-RW (SATA)
    LG DVD-RW (SATA)
    1.44Mb Sony Black Floppy Drive
    Thermalright Ultra-120 Extreme
    Samsung SM-226BW 22" Monitor
    Logitech G5 (For Gaming)
    Logitech MX1000 (For Inet surfing)
    Ratpadz XT (Mousepad)
    Logitech G15
    Replacing all fans with Yate Loon D12SL-12 fans
    2x Sunbeam Rheobus Black (Fan controllers)
    Logitech Z-5500 5. Speakers (These are going to be amazing!)

    Then gonna purchase a Thermalright HR-03 for the 8800gtx once I have installed the above system and know everything is working fine. And also get a sound card (probably the Auzentech X-Fi one) once I have saved up some more.

    I will try to post some pics up and maybe a worklog aswell if I get enough time
    One thing there mate...

    You might want to get a non-yate loon fan for the Thermalright Ultra, a couple of people have said that they work better with a more powerful fan.

    Otherwise, looks like an excellent setup

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    Old 28-06-2007, 01:01 PM   #421 (permalink)
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    You might want to get a non-yate loon fan for the Thermalright Ultra, a couple of people have said that they work better with a more powerful fan.
    Im looking to make the system as quiet as possible because when I go to uni I'm going to be sleeping right next to it hence buying the Yate's and the fan controllers. I'm going to see what the temps are with the Yate on the Ultra-120 first because if they are slightly high but still reasonable, I would prefer the quieter computer rather than the slightly lower temps.

    Think I will just see how everything is first and make a decision once I have it all up and running

    Btw Clunk thanks for the help you have me with the ram choice before, few days ago. Unforunately they were out of stock of the Tracers so just went for the normal Ballistix ram in the end

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    Old 28-06-2007, 01:09 PM   #422 (permalink)
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    If not using a fan controlledr this works very well at low rpm for silence + all the power you want on load Silverstone SST-FM121B t6yhe only disadvantage is they don't have a std small 4pin fan connector.

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    Old 29-06-2007, 10:18 AM   #423 (permalink)
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    A bit more light reading for overclocking fun
    Asus P5K Deluxe Mainboard: Second Encounter
    must admit to missing 1st encounter

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    Old 30-06-2007, 07:09 PM   #424 (permalink)
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    Interesting development for maximising bandwidth:-

    using 0311 bios 9x400@2:3=1200 5,5,5,12,3,30,3,3,3 vd=2.3 vc=1.525v
    looked at transaction booster earlier in this thread, but i don'yt think we looked at Dram Static Read Control.

    comparing them:-

    1) Transaction Booster = Enabled Left=boost level=0 Right =Boost Level=1


    I can't post with transaction booster enabled & Dram static read control Enabled so following is with transaction booster=Auto



    So i think i'll stick with Dram static read control Enabled
    More info Asus P5K Deluxe - Strap Changed @500FSB ! There are also references in the
    Asus P5K Deluxe Mainboard: Second Encounter
    link in the preceding post.

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    Every little helps.

    I was reading about something similar the other day where they were saying that there isnt a strap change at 500FSB, and they went on to say about enabling the Dram static read control to squeeze the last bit of bandwidth out of it, but it wasnt stable...I'll see if I can find the linky.

    Cheers for the info

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    Old 30-06-2007, 08:26 PM   #426 (permalink)
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    Yep that's in the thread i linked to, io just linked to the relevenyt post. Had read it myself but only just got round to playimg

    Every little helps.
    by comparison i think i can say Dram static read control Enabled gives a damn big chunk

    SuperPi Results:-

    1) Transaction Booster=1 Dram Static Read Control=Disabled
    Previously my best results at this clock from left 1st 2 superPi = concurrent run, right = single run.



    1) Transaction Booster Auto, Dram Static Read Control=Enabled
    15.53 Seconds off above on single run ain't to shabby


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    Old 30-06-2007, 11:01 PM   #427 (permalink)
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    Interestingly enough the results above correspond pretty well with the performance seen in bios 0404.

    But
    Trying to run orthos like 0404 it just isn't stable, managed all of 3minutes

    So my 24/7 clock stays as is, but there's another bit of learning if you want to push those benches

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    I'm having a headache here.
    With the 0123 BIOS the whole system works fine and perfect.
    When using BIOS 0404 sometimes it will boot up fine. Other times it will look like it has booted but with no display on my monitor. Sometimes it boots and gives me an "overclocking failed" message.
    I have tried leaving all of my BIOS settings as default and also tried setting the BIOS manually to the correct voltages and everything, but no matter what I try I sometimes stilll get the blank screen at boot and 'overclocking failed' messages.

    Ive reflashed back to 0123 and everything works fine again, then reflashed to 0404 and i start getting blank video outputs and "overclocking failed" messages again.

    However, when running each of the ram modules individually in the board everything works perfect again and always boots correctly. Ive ran Memtest86+ 1.70 for 9 hours and both memory modules are completely error free.

    After searching google it seems that I am not alone. It seems that it is mist common with Corsair Ballistix memory.

    Does anybody else have this problem?

    There are about 4 threads on the asus forums about this exact same problem but the most useful thread I found was on Hardforum:
    http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1200834

    Ive gone through the solution steps in the above thread but still getting the problems.

    Do you think I should RMA my board?

    Thanks

    EDIT: Found a thread on XSForums aswell about the same problem but its the same people that made the thread on HardForums:
    http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=147927

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    I can't see a 0123 BIOS , what board are we talking about
    the most stable for the p5k deluxe is the 0311 Official Asus Bios for p5k deluxe

    1) what slots are you using the black seem to give more stable results better clocks especially with micron chips.
    2) try 0311

    think the above is pretty mucha as XtremeTiramisu
    - FINAL STATUS UPDATE (GREAT NEWS !!):
    did in the last post in your link.

    luck

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    The 0123 BIOS was the first ever BIOS released for the P5k. You cannot download it from the Asus site, but there is a copy of the BIOS file on the CD that comes with the mobo.

    I have tried both the black and yellow slots and getting the problems with both.

    I am just ging to try the 0311 now and will update asap.

    Yes I tried what XtremeTiramisu exactly the same step by step as he did but it didnt work for me, still getting the blank video boots and Ocing failed messages.

    Thanks for the help,
    Sital

    EDIT: Having the same problems with the 0311 BIOS aswell....!

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    have you tried clearing cmos & then reflahing the bios again. It's not unknown to have the dmi pool cotrrupted & have that cause issues.

    the other week i had some issues when i 1st flaherd to 0404. turned off my oc & reflash worked , if it hadn't next step was clear cmos.

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    Originally Posted by Clunk View Post
    Every little helps.

    I was reading about something similar the other day where they were saying that there isnt a strap change at 500FSB, and they went on to say about enabling the Dram static read control to squeeze the last bit of bandwidth out of it, but it wasnt stable...I'll see if I can find the linky.

    Cheers for the info
    How do you guys manage such high overclocks at such low voltage? I keep trying to keep low voltages but it doesn't boot (I set to auto and it boots fine).

    Edit: Ahh, I see the BIOS is to blame... Any recommendations?

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