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APM on for giga?
Crap. I've had it off since I got the board...
Crap. I've had it off since I got the board...
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For me this is a totally pointless product. Barely anyone needs it and barely anyone wants it.
The biggest problem with Gigabyte AMD boards is that they never make it right. There is good marketing around pretty average or below average boards. Somehow their Intel boards are much better designed and tested. They also have much longer support.
GB tells you that all is fine with their AMD boards while they already make new revision so if you want to have improved product then buy another one.
And you know if you don't remember that stuff...well often you just go round and around.
I learned this a long time ago now. Motherboard engineers cannot leave shett alone...even it works. They have to put "their" signature on it.
RGone...
For me this is a totally pointless product. Barely anyone needs it and barely anyone wants it.
The biggest problem with Gigabyte AMD boards is that they never make it right. There is good marketing around pretty average or below average boards. Somehow their Intel boards are much better designed and tested. They also have much longer support.
GB tells you that all is fine with their AMD boards while they already make new revision so if you want to have improved product then buy another one.
No, Gigabyte boards will actually run FX chips at stock. MSI struggles with that.
MSI boards look good though! There is video on Youtube of a guy doing a build with a brand new MSI 970A SLI KRAIT. It proceeded to smoke from under the vrm heatsink then burst into flames. Some people swear by the GD80.
W_H_EQ, that does not look too bad man. Take your time and manage your strength. I would guess that right at that CPU voltage you are showing, that to go say 4.2GHz is going to take some more Vcore. So don't be surprised. The temps and Vcore seem to do an upward stair-step like thing. 4.0GHz "x" voltage. About 4.3GHz add cpu voltage and heat rised. 4.5GHz add Vcore and temp rises. And the pattern persists almost to the very limit of the cpu overclock.
RGone...
@MTup welcome to OCF and when you're ready to do some FSB clocking I suggest you start a thread in the AMD CPU section. You'll get mare attention that way and it keeps things cleaner.
There's a good guide for the bulldozer/piledriver in my sig if you're inclined to read it.