X58A UD3R REV 1.0 VS REV 2.0

[onemilimeter]

Other thing, how I can copy/paste all my bios settings? I wrote letter to letter in my previous post, do you have some program for that? in that way I can copy everythiing and show to you!
Thank you 

You may find Virtual BIOS of UD3R at TweakTown Forum

[onemilimeter]

Regarding your settings I wouldn't like to say because every chip/motherboard/memory configuration differs and it is a case of see what works for you. There's also a lot of luck involved.

Dark Mantis is correct... O/C is an art... I tested two set of "UD3R+PSU" in the past two months and like Dark Mantis mentioned the O/C settings are slightly different in both cases.

[onemilimeter]

What do you think about 1.2 for 2,9 (turbo mode) in auto? right now, with the pc quiet without applications I have this temp in Realtemp: 44-41-44-43. onemilimiter has 3,5mhz with 1.1v!

Yes... 3.4GHz with VCORE=1.1V... the system passed LinX (10 runs) test and maximum temperature is 65 deg Celsius (idle is about 40 deg Celsius, dependent on ambient temperature). I've never tried VCORE lower than 1.1V and it may work at lower VCORE... By the way, my GSkill ECO is rated at 1.35V... so I set it at 1.5V the GSkill memory should work pretty stable.

[Tritono9]

Yeah, you are right. OC is an art and each system responds different.

I will not overclock for now but I have a new. I ran Prime95 with the settings that I mentioned above (Turbo mode with VCore in auto and C1E disabled, without OC) and in Prime95 I get 77+ temperature. I have two download program in the backing running too. My pc restart without advice again. Today the system was very stable, maybe it restart because the high temperatures. When I put the VCore in 1.0 or something in Prime95 I only get like 60+ temperature. I dont know what to do. I will try the pc like I mentioned with VCore in Auto and C1E disabled without do stress test and I will see like it reaction. But is normal a 80º temp in Prime 95 with stock settings? and why my pc restart again? maybe for the high temperature?

I just want to know if every component is working right. I ran memtest and it said no error. If is the videocard the conflict I think that with Prime 95 should not be problem. What it can be?

[onemilimeter]

Yeah, you are right. OC is an art and each system responds different.

I will not overclock for now but I have a new. I ran Prime95 with the settings that I mentioned above (Turbo mode with VCore in auto and C1E disabled, without OC) and in Prime95 I get 77+ temperature. I have two download program in the backing running too. My pc restart without advice again. Today the system was very stable, maybe it restart because the high temperatures. When I put the VCore in 1.0 or something in Prime95 I only get like 60+ temperature. I dont know what to do. I will try the pc like I mentioned with VCore in Auto and C1E disabled without do stress test and I will see like it reaction. But is normal a 80º temp in Prime 95 with stock settings? and why my pc restart again? maybe for the high temperature?

I just want to know if every component is working right. I ran memtest and it said no error. If is the videocard the conflict I think that with Prime 95 should not be problem. What it can be?

All your parts should be relatively new and hence are still under warranty. In my opinion, you may try to push the system and see if the "self-reboot" is really due to "high temperature" or not. Need to debug systematically...

[Dark Mantis]

When it suddenly reboots go straight into the BIOS and see what temperatures  it is saying.

[Tritono9]

Hey!

I have good news

So far my system is stable! I have the vcore in auto, the C1E off but the C3/C6/C7 on to save energy and to reduce the heat. I have turbo on for the cpu and the RAM enhance mode in Standard. for now, all seems stable. Thank you for all your help!

I have a pair of questions to confirm that all is good. I have in idle 40º-47º temp, and in full load I can reach like 60+. With Prime95 I reach like 70+ so I cant do the test. Are normal my temps? I know that Intel stock fan sucks.

Another thing, in bios I saw that the option Base Clock (BCLK) is Disabled. Is normal? with Real Temp I can saw that my BCLK is setted to 134.94, is good? What do you think?

The freeze was a voltage thing then, and maybe a error because I have the DRAM in Turbo and Extreme and maybe my rams are not much overclock :\

About the whine noise, it is here if you put your ear in the PSU, but a low volume. Since I have C1E Disabled, I dont hear whine noise in my monitors speakers! a very good thing for me

Thank you again for your time and intention

J.P.

[Dark Mantis]

Basically your temps aren't bad considering you are using  a stock cooler, get it changed as soon as possible for something decent. For a few € you dont want to put your system at risk and it will also make everything more stable. Glad to hear that the noise has gone.

[Tritono9]

Dark Mantis, Thank you again.

I have bad news , my system is not stable yet.

Just after posted here, I have a freeze. I have freeze yersterday and today.

Im thinking that maybe is my HD, I will reformat it to descart problems.

I have one question: In bios, I have the BCLK Disabled, and with Realtemp I can see it in 134.4.

Now I enabled it and put it in 133. Is a good idea to have it enabled and in 133? I dont know much about the BCLK

I have Turbo CPU on, 2.9mhz. Voltage of CPU set manually in 1.2375 because in the bios show that amount like the "normal voltage", so Im trying.

What do you think?

Thank you again! 

PD: Do you think is correctly to keep posting in this thread or is more intelligent and helpful for all to start a new thread?

J.P.

[Strahd]

Tritono9 before you format again download and install this hotfix from Microsoft http://support.microsoft.com/kb/979444/en-us the link to download is almost on the top (View and request hotfix downloads).

I had similar problems you do now with random computer freezes and an occasional BSOD and that hotfix fixed that.

[Dark Mantis]

Hi again Tritono, No I wouldn't change threads as this is all to do with the  same system problems. Try what Strahd suggested first and then post back if it doesn't help.

[Tritono9]

Thank you. In this time since yesterday I had like 5 restart wiithout advice and one freeze. I let my pc downloading things in the night and today all was freeze. When this happens, I can see that the communication with my usb keyboard is lost, turn off the lights of the keyboard.

I really want to try the hotfix, but I cant download. I can enter to the web but I dont see downloable links. I can understand that I need to download and install the file Ntoskrnl.exe 6.1.7600.20618 5,490,056 15-Jan-2010 20:11 x64 but there are not links. No place to click and start download. You see the link?

[absic]

You need to accept the agreement to download the hotfix. It is near the top left hand corner of the webpage.
try this link: http://support.microsoft.com/hotfix/KBHotfix.aspx?kbnum=979444&kbln=en-us which will take you to the agreement page. Click the "I Accept" button and it will take you to the download page

[Dark Mantis]

When you go to the page you just click on the link: View and request hotfix downloads
Damn my turn to be to slow!

[absic]