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The Push for 6th!!!
- Thread starter xsuperbgx
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According to some press release (or something like it), it works on "newer" intel hardware.
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Yes, that is true. You don't look at their forum much, do you? I'd link to it, but it seems to be dead at the moment (which may be why you don't!).
Anyway, they helped develop the bench in close collaboration with Intel. It's a part of Intel's xtreme tuning utility.
Anyway, they helped develop the bench in close collaboration with Intel. It's a part of Intel's xtreme tuning utility.
I dont at all, no.
And that is absolutely ASININE they would do that...
. WTG Hwbot, another perplexing move (to me)!
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I dont at all, no.
And that is absolutely ASININE they would do that.... WTG Hwbot, another perplexing move (to me)!
It didn't run on my desktop, server or laptop. I was slightly ticked off, because I wanted more points!
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my Asrock Z77 E6 runs XTU.
on another note i have a general question about my 3770k and benching:
for benching purposes what is better to used - offset voltage or fixed? and lets say I used fixed - i cant get my machine to load into windows @ 49x 1.525v. Is that normal?
on another note i have a general question about my 3770k and benching:
for benching purposes what is better to used - offset voltage or fixed? and lets say I used fixed - i cant get my machine to load into windows @ 49x 1.525v. Is that normal?
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the ext6 doesnt mind using offset voltage for me, and that allows the cpu voltage to drop (some boards wont do that). so whatever it takes to get the clocks you want is the best way. it seems to me that the asrock boards seem to run the coolest of any boards that I have messed with the sb ib.
I'm with fixed too. Easier, no drops that can cause instability.
Fixed, 1.520, CPU pll over voltage enabled. 49x no windows load. This is what I was dealing with when I was trying to find a stable 24/7 clock. Didn't like any multiplier over 46
Ill get some bios shots in a few
(And before anyone says it... 1.52 isn't where I'm normally at lol. We are benching here... I'm just trying to get into windows around 5.0)
edit: These settings just locked me up at windows load and caused a CLRCMOS situation
Ill get some bios shots in a few
(And before anyone says it... 1.52 isn't where I'm normally at lol. We are benching here... I'm just trying to get into windows around 5.0)
edit: These settings just locked me up at windows load and caused a CLRCMOS situation
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