Re: Gigabyte Latest BIOS
Issues I have noted with EX58 UDP4 F8a bios...
1. Leaving all settings as default turbo mode works (goes to 21 on load)
Setting any other setting other than 20 disables turbo, in other words 19 will not budge, in prior UD5 bio's and older UD4P bio's if turbo was left enabled it would go to 21.
Seems like a bug, it was really nice to be able to skip over 20 (which a lot of 920's seem to hate) and lock in 21 by disabling some advanced CPU options and get much better OC'ing
2. I am also getting a DRIVER_POWER_STATE BSOD failure with this bios when any overclocking is used, all voltage settings are in AUTO, BLCK 150 to 185, Multi 19 (or 20 on lower end, this chip doesnt like 20 like so many other 920's)
I will start regressing to older BIOS to see if this problem is related, the only difference between this and 6 other builds is the power unit, every other piece of hardware is the same, driver version, OS etc.
In non-overclocked mode this does not happen, strangely enough IF I load the system at 3.8Ghz and 100% using PRIME95 it runs without issue for 24+ hours, leave it idle where the load changes up and down and it happens within 20 minutes... very very odd.
Todd
Issues I have noted with EX58 UDP4 F8a bios...
1. Leaving all settings as default turbo mode works (goes to 21 on load)
Setting any other setting other than 20 disables turbo, in other words 19 will not budge, in prior UD5 bio's and older UD4P bio's if turbo was left enabled it would go to 21.
Seems like a bug, it was really nice to be able to skip over 20 (which a lot of 920's seem to hate) and lock in 21 by disabling some advanced CPU options and get much better OC'ing
2. I am also getting a DRIVER_POWER_STATE BSOD failure with this bios when any overclocking is used, all voltage settings are in AUTO, BLCK 150 to 185, Multi 19 (or 20 on lower end, this chip doesnt like 20 like so many other 920's)
I will start regressing to older BIOS to see if this problem is related, the only difference between this and 6 other builds is the power unit, every other piece of hardware is the same, driver version, OS etc.
In non-overclocked mode this does not happen, strangely enough IF I load the system at 3.8Ghz and 100% using PRIME95 it runs without issue for 24+ hours, leave it idle where the load changes up and down and it happens within 20 minutes... very very odd.
Todd
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