fatal1ty fp-in9 sli

[TemporaryOne]

CPU stock voltage is 1,325V and he's running 1,350V.
So I guess he added +0,025V to CPU voltage (upped CPU voltage one notch in BIOS)

[jclafi]

Hello There,

I understant now and thank you for the reply, anyway i got to see if is safe to run my CPU VTT in such high voltage (He used 1.58 i believe)...

Are you from Brasil ? I think that i see yours post´s at forum.clubedohardware.com.br

Regard´s

CPU stock voltage is 1,325V and he's running 1,350V.
So I guess he added +0,025V to CPU voltage (upped CPU voltage one notch in BIOS)

[TemporaryOne]

I wouldnt go that far, I would try to stay below or at 1,46V
Yes i post from Brasil. I see your posts there as well.
Take care

[Azurael]

CPU stock voltage is 1,325V and he's running 1,350V.
So I guess he added +0,025V to CPU voltage (upped CPU voltage one notch in BIOS)

1.350 is stock for my L2 E6320...

Guess it's just luck. I need more volts for anything above 3.15GHz to be long-term prime-stable, even on my 965P-DQ6, it's just that I don't need any ridiculous vTT increases with the new board (which is actually older...?) than I did on the Abit. Only things I'd advise are firstly, don't forget your vChipset. I needed 1.43v to get it stable at that clock on that board. It would only do so with the RAM at 1:1, no dividers (even the ones that would have run the memory slower) worked and only at 2T. Also try a substantially (10-20MHz) higher FSB, as there are some holes where dividers don't seem to work out on these boards.

[Azurael]

VTT is a chipset voltage not CPU.
Having said that if you look at Fguarezi he's down at 1.4V for VTT with higher fsb.

965 & nF6xxi are totally different designs with differnt behaviour/needs.

vTT is FSB termination voltage; doesn't that apply both to the CPU and chipset? From what I gather, it's actually more a function of the board design than the chipset that affects the need for increased vTT, and it's very hard to predict how much is necesary for a given clock speed on a given trace length on-PCB.

Otherwise, I can't see any reason for Intel, in the Core 2 spec sheet, stating the safe range is 1.2-1.5v...

[TemporaryOne]

My first impressions of v15 beta 1 :
I'm using a E4400 and this is just like v14 official, it wont overclock a single FSB MHz, on the other hand memory oc is "fine".
I noticed that now you have an option to select HD Audio for the front panel audio.

If anyone would like to give it a try here's a link :
http://rapidshare.com/files/61150619/M624B_15.BIN.html

[Fguarezi]

New Bios 15 installed.

The bug vcore continues

Video Bug:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HD_D3m4VZms

[Professore]

Hello guyz.. i cannot find any option at the bios to change the C1E option to OFF. How can i do this? is this because i have an old bios or so?

[ollie27]

They are located in the advanced bios features menu (the 3rd choice down) then in the Cpu feature menu the settings for all the advanced compuetr features are there, Turn of witch ones you require.

Peace

[Professore]

there i have only :
EIST Function, Thermal Control, Limit CPUID MaxVail , Execute Disable bit, Virtualization Technology..

[BUFF]

what BIOS version?

[Professore]

v10

[TemporaryOne]

So BIOS 15 has been oficially released on the taiwanese FTP :

BIOS release V15 for FP-IN9 SLI

Release information:

[ENGLISH]

1. Support Wolfdale & Yolkfield CPU.
2. Support the pin definition of Front Audio adjusting function.
3. BIOS compiled date: 08/14/2007.

Great.
Now we have 45nm processors support. The board is now Penryn ready.

[ollie27]

Bios.15 - Now we have 45nm processors support. The board is now Penryn ready

Thast great news i was wondering if the board would be compatable with the new CPu's I have just brought a Q6600 (GO) so be a good while yet but good to know regardless.

Nice one Abit

Has anyone had any better overclocking results on the newest bios?

[Professore]

Hello Guys,

Here some info to how overclock your E6XXX with BIOS 14. All test´s where made using BIOS 14 also.
I do made some test´s using BIOS 13/12, but for the E6XXX the BIOS 14 is far the BEST for over.
Remmenber that you MUST have a good CPU, there´s a LOT of people who can´t get a decent FSB and think that´s a motherboard problem, but is not.

Fist my baby overclock.
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CONFIG1- Basic Over (ORTHOS Stable - 11 Hours.)
Clock: 2333Mhz
FSB: 333Mhz
PCx: 100Mhz
NB Volt. : Default
CPU VTT: Default
CPU vCORE: Default
LDT Frequency: 4x
EIST: OFF
C1E: OFF
Termal Control: OFF

-CONFIG1 INFO
->> No need to rush voltages at FSB333 ! Just play with the FSB and CPU options.
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Now something more serius.
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CONFIG2- Daily Use Over (ORTHOS Stable - 11 Hours.)
Clock: 2800Mhz
FSB: 400Mhz
PCx: 100Mhz
NB Volt. : 1.43v
CPU VTT: Default
CPU vCORE: Default
LDT Frequency: 4x
EIST: OFF
C1E: OFF
Termal Control: OFF

-CONFIG2 INFO
->> Please note that FSB400 work´s fine with ONLY 1,43v on NB
->> No need to increase CPUVTT at this clock, but seens to be possible to get a bit more FSB if you play a little with the CPU VTT Option.
->> This is the limit of the E6320 with stock cooling system. 60º C at LOAD
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And something more EXTREME !
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CONFIG3- Extreme Over (NO ORTHOS - Need W.C )
Clock: 3330Mhz
FSB: 476Mhz
PCx: 100Mhz
NB Volt. : 1.58v
CPU VTT: 1.43v
CPU vCORE: 1.51v
LDT Frequency: 3x
EIST: OFF
C1E: OFF
Termal Control: OFF

-CONFIG3 INFO
->> Please note that FSB460+ only will work with 1,58v on NB
->> The CPU VTT may change to CPU to CPU, please pay attention.
->> The PC work´s fine at this config, i used for 3 hours with no problems at all, but i can´t test ORTHOS because my temp goes over 65ºC and i do not want to cook my E6320. I will validate when i get some decent cooling system.
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I do have pictures of those config´s so if anyone need help or want to see those test´s please comment.

Regard´s

P.S: For me seens possible to run an FSB 460 ROCK SOLID ! So i dont have nothing to complain about this board.

i tried using this options that you suggest but the pc isnt working well, it not even boot sometimes.. i have an core duo 6420 watercooled.. Is it an stepping issue? or am i sth missing..

i have updated the bios version to v14..

[Meatbix]

So anyone tried OCing on bios 15 yet? I got good results on bios 14 but it took a fair bit of stuffing around and there were still huge FSB holes on the E4300 (ie pretty much nothing between 2 & 3GHz worked although 3-3.15GHz was fine!). A bit shy about updating again in case it takes me as long to find a happy combo with the new bios.