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bucken77 said:I'm having problems connecting to the beta bios. Anyone else?
what is the condition of your problem
you just tested and all downloads work great for me
-Jess-
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bucken77 said:I'm having problems connecting to the beta bios. Anyone else?
oc613 said:so why even have 4v in the bios title if the bios itself doesn't even enable it. any bios can be a 4v bios if you run your rails high enough out of spec.
the questions is, how well does the board regulate the voltage above 3.1? does it depend solely on the fluctuation of the 3.3 volt line, or does the board smooth it out. no sense in trying to run that high a vdimm if the rail fluctuates from 3.4 - 3.7 underload.
thanks.
Jess1313 said:no, if you have the normal(non modded bios), you can run your 3.3v rail at 12v if you like, and the Vdimm IC will not, under any conditions, let the vdimm go above 3.1v, the vdimm will only go above 3.1v, if you have a moded 3.3v rail, AND you are using the moded bios.
and yes, the voltages, are dead stable, for me and samurai at least, at 3.7-3.8 vdimm, and that is mesuring it with a Digital Multi Meter, on the mobo
-Jess n Samurai-
oc613 said:ahh, got it now! thanks for the quick replies...
so new OCZ powerstream, or just buy a used booster... what do you 754 DFI experts think. currently have an enermax 465.
thanks!
jalapeno said:Very nice idea
But I won't use it, since the 10/05 crashed my two IDEs a couple of days ago. Seems like the Fix ain't always "fix" with that one.
Anyway - I'll stick to 9/14 and use the memtest CD for testing - still a very good idea
oc613 said:you would never be able to get 4v to the dimms with the 3.3 line as you would need to run about 4.3 to get that stable. the dfi boards draw their vdimm from the 5 volt rail, so i am hoping this is just an unlocked bios option. i know that the dfi ut only supports 3.1 out of the box, but it says with bios update you can get upto 3.3. i really hop it got bios hacked upto 4.0! thanks exactly what my bh-5 needs.
i can see my new setup already. dfi ut, nc 3000+ , bh-5 at 255 3.5v.
somebody answer quick so i can go ahead and charge it to my CC
Samurai Jack said:
I am working on a mod for changing the Vdimm to be feed off the 5v rail instead of the 3.3v.
Although being feed from 3.3v & turning up the PSU is working great for most, and the voltage stays very steady at the Ram slots and you dont have to mod the board in anyway with the current way that is used. The advantage of this is you want void your warranty from modding the board in anyway. So it is attractive in its own right.
But with the mod I am speaking of with the 5v you would still have ajustment from the bios all the way up to 4.0v. The way it is now it is kinda hard to get over 3.6 - 3.7 unless you really have one of the new kickin PSUs.
The mosfet used for the Vdimm is rated at 6.0v so it would be a stable mod. I am waiting till I can order a nother board to do this but all the research I ahve done looks good that this will work no problem.
Of course only those with good ol BH series ram could make use of this but my ram will run 268 right now. If it had more voltage I believe it will go about 280. 280 at 2-2-2-5, the thoughts of this sure got me fired up.
Samurai Jack & Jess1313
I just installed this new bios. but when i have run memtest86+ enabled, my computer just keeps rebooting itself and never runs memtest or really does anything but reboot everytime. anyone else having this problem?
Samurai Jack said:
I am going to swap the NVRaid bios from the 9/14 bios & put it in this one, then those that cant use 10/05 because of the 4.66 raid bios can have this option of memtest.
I to have had probs with the 4.66 raid bios.
Samurai Jack & jess1313
Samurai Jack said:OSKAR_WU 10/15 beta bios with memtest.
4Vdimm JSJ 10/15 beta bios with memtest.
Thats it, new beta bios with memtest built into the bios itself. Install the bios, go into bios & select memtest & when it boot memtest will run. This can help get that memory stable before even installing a OS.
Remember after you run the test you have to go in & dissable memtest to get it to boot or it will run the test again.
There is also the 4vdimm version for those that want Voltage for the Vdimm.
Enjoy SJ
Can you tell me how it works?Samurai Jack said:OSKAR_WU 10/15 beta bios with memtest.
4Vdimm JSJ 10/15 beta bios with memtest.
Thats it, new beta bios with memtest built into the bios itself. Install the bios, go into bios & select memtest & when it boot memtest will run. This can help get that memory stable before even installing a OS.
Remember after you run the test you have to go in & dissable memtest to get it to boot or it will run the test again.
There is also the 4vdimm version for those that want Voltage for the Vdimm.
Enjoy SJ
decptt said:Can you tell me how it works?
I installed this new Bios and I booted it.
I saw my mem 1GB and it ran to check drives and then reboot again.
If it passed or anything wrong? I can't see my mem running