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Old 08-01-2009, 01:23 PM
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Default Re: EP45T-UD3P MOBO with G.Skill 1600 = EPIC FAILURE

I cant overclock my cpu to 400mhz tho its annoying... got a c1 q9550
should be able to hit 400hz np with my gskill 1600 ram.
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Old 08-02-2009, 01:22 AM
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Default Re: EP45T-UD3P MOBO with G.Skill 1600 = EPIC FAILURE

Not all C1's can do 4GHz without alot of Vcore. Aim for 3.6GHz first, then progress to 3.8GHz, then keep trying to move up. 4GHz at the very least is going to take some major tweaking.
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Old 08-03-2009, 01:05 PM
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Default Re: EP45T-UD3P MOBO with G.Skill 1600 = EPIC FAILURE

Man my machine is blazing fast... Its running at 3.4 ghz now with easy tune 6 :D all i need is in this 1 amazing program!!
>.< Its stable too... the ram is running at native speed and im happy :D 1600 fsb is all i need
i know the ram is capable of higher timings but i dont need to add more volts to anything.. everything is on stock voltage!
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Old 08-04-2009, 11:15 PM
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Default Re: EP45T-UD3P MOBO with G.Skill 1600 = EPIC FAILURE

Everything is on auto voltage unless you set it manually. When you overclock with easy tun e it adjusts voltages istelf. Look at the advanced voltage tab to see what it's set. It could well be setting dangerously high values.

Easytune is a rubbish program IMO. There's nothing it can't do that you could in the BIOS, with lower voltages and tighter timings.
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Old 08-05-2009, 07:51 AM
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Default Re: EP45T-UD3P MOBO with G.Skill 1600 = EPIC FAILURE

Well my cpu is running at 27celsius while overclocked to 3.2ghz using easytune 6... i cant complain about the program its more of a technician than me. And on top of that i hear you can oc to 3.4/3.6 quite comfortably using this program... given u have capable hardware.
This program is a winner for me. I was unable to oc to 3.2ghz stable in bios but this auto configured OC is well worth it.
farewell for now i guess.. thanks for your replies
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EP45T_UD3P!:
Good to hear that it's working out for you. While both are good units, the VX550 is a better PSU than the EA650 although I think that you don't/won't need all that much wattage unless you're doing/planning on Crossfire/multi GPU configuration. I know some people who run 4+GHz rigs 24/7 on just 400W supplies. Some even CF/SLI on them. Ripple suppression and amps are more important than total watts IMHO.
I have installed EasyTune before and I have to agree with Psycho101 in that it's lousy for OC. All I use it for is to check for the estimated voltages I might need at certain speeds. Yeah, I'm that lazy to test each and every possibility, but I'm also aware that easy isn't a good thing in most cases. If I were you, I'd write down the settings given in ET6 and enter them manually in CMOS, taking note to back down on certain critical entries, CPU PLL voltage comes to mind.
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Old 08-06-2009, 07:44 PM
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Default Re: EP45T-UD3P MOBO with G.Skill 1600 = EPIC FAILURE

Post an ET6 screen-shot using TUNER tab --> ADVANCE tab --> VOLTAGE tab.
This will tell us if any of the voltage settings are too high.
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Default Re: EP45T-UD3P MOBO with G.Skill 1600 = EPIC FAILURE

hey again.. so i tried easytune 6 option 2... and now i have another stable oc... here are some screenshots
i think it will tune to level 3 quite nicely... but should i bother? :)
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Default Re: EP45T-UD3P MOBO with G.Skill 1600 = EPIC FAILURE

Looks good from here. The MCH Core and CPU PLL voltages maybe a bit on the high side though.
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Default Re: EP45T-UD3P MOBO with G.Skill 1600 = EPIC FAILURE

that's the problem with ET6. You could have that overclock on stock PLL voltage. Personally I'd go manual. You have the basis of the correct settings from the ET6 voltage tabs, so why not enter it manually?

As you have a C1 you may or may not be able to lower Vcore. It depends on the quality of your particular CPU.
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E7400 @ 9.5 x 411, 3.9GHz, 1.425v ??c idle (stuck DTS sensors) and 57c full load (23c ambient)
TRUE Black with a single Noctua NF-P12 pumping out 55 CFM @ 19db .
2x2GB Corsair XMS2 PC2-8500, @ 5-5-5-15, 1093-DDR, 2.14v tRead 7 stable
2 x HD4850 512MB @ 715 Core / 2130 Mem. CrossFireX
Scythe Musashi twin 100mm fan cooler, 40c Idle and 65C FurMark "Xtreme Burning Mode"
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Noctua 1300RPM 19dB case fans
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This rig loads Windows 7 from the end of AHCI detection to a usable desktop in 13 seconds.

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