Gigabyte GA X38 DQ6 Blog - Page 43

lokeey · #**421** 02-03-2008, 17:52

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Originally Posted by supershanks

So Hows that running ??
It might be worth while trying --> £% to see if that gives some more stability. see the gtlref links in index & recent posts if you want more background.

luck

£% -

lokeey · #**422** 02-03-2008, 18:23

Stang! An hour into Prime95 Blend Test and BSOD!!! okay, just i raised my vcore from 1.42500v to 1.440v...gonna start testing again! should i adjust ram instead, though since it was more RAM testing then CPU?

Also, is System Temp referring to the temp inside the case or the mobo? It seems a tad high at 43C

lokeey · #**423** 02-03-2008, 20:02

Double stang! Another BSOD running blend test. see anything in my RAM that you think may need some adjusting?

lokeey · #**424** 02-03-2008, 20:10

Damnit! It's getting worse. Okay, so one minute into Prime95 Blend Test and I get...

FATAL ERROR: Rounding was 0.5, expected less than 0.4
Hardware failure detected

supershanks · #**425** 02-03-2008, 21:51

sorry maent 3% Gtlref

lokeey · #**426** 03-03-2008, 00:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by supershanks

sorry maent 3% Gtlref

i'm sorry, s'shanks, i what is GTLREF? is that were you hit CTRL F11?

X-Kenshin-X · #**427** 03-03-2008, 01:14

nope dude, i sware, it says that...

in fact, the GTLREF1 only has these options"
+3%
Normal
-3%
-6%

i just double checked right now...

so i put it at +3%, but i dunno if that'll make a diff...

supershanks · #**428** 03-03-2008, 01:42

Yep sorry that's the last line in the bios template

Quote:

Note: * Items are Hidden press [CTRL] + [F1] from the bios main menu to access.

As I said earlier in the thread it did nothing for me on this board but on the Abit I was totally unstable until i got the balance right at 68% 0&3 67% 1&3.

It may whelp you i'm notsure It helprd the guys in the french forum which Zenoth translated for us. (linked in Index)

luck

X-Kenshin-X · #**429** 03-03-2008, 06:20

no you don't get what i mean...

i'm talking about how there's such a HUGE difference in percentages... from 3% to 60%, what am i supposed to do?

supershanks · #**430** 03-03-2008, 15:23

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no you don't get what i mean...

i'm talking about how there's such a HUGE difference in percentages... from 3% to 60%, what am i supposed to do?
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As I think i said earlier gigabytes voltage etc., work as offsets to the std/normal voltage . Therefore i assume it take 65% as the normal.

so selecting +3% will give 68% etc.,