Problem accessing BIOS with GA-P43-ES3G (rev. 1.1)

[Bobolink1970]

Re: Problem accessing BIOS with GA-P43-ES3G (rev. 1.1)

RIP EP43-UD3L, not stable I'm sure
tRD 6 was on the EP45-UD3L and both were stable at 400 x 2.66 with tRD 7 IIRC.


@Bobolink1970
What voltage steps you have for the MCH Core above 1.2?

MCH Core can go up to 1.3 and 1.4
Please bear in mind that I don't have active northbridge cooling nor heatpipe cooling....

[Chike]

Re: Problem accessing BIOS with GA-P43-ES3G (rev. 1.1)

I know how high it can go, I asked in what steps.
Yes I know about the temps, had one of those and used to get burning hot, unlike the P45 cool.
Side fan may help

[Bobolink1970]

Re: Problem accessing BIOS with GA-P43-ES3G (rev. 1.1)

I know how high it can go, I asked in what steps.
Yes I know about the temps, had one of those and used to get burning hot, unlike the P45 cool.
Side fan may help

So the steps are 0.1, probably not as small as they should be...?
I do have a 120 mm Scythe pulling side fan and another one pushing at the front.

Anyway, I guess I'd better open a new thread for ideal bios settings with standard cpu clock and moderate overclocking because the delete button problem seems to have disappeared for good.
Unfortunately I still don't know for sure what actually solved this problem.

[profJim]

Re: Problem accessing BIOS with GA-P43-ES3G (rev. 1.1)

Anyway, I guess I'd better open a new thread for ideal bios settings with standard cpu clock and moderate overclocking because the delete button problem seems to have disappeared for good.
Unfortunately I still don't know for sure what actually solved this problem.

My karma?

[Chike]

Re: Problem accessing BIOS with GA-P43-ES3G (rev. 1.1)

So the steps are 0.1, probably not as small as they should be...?

Fir this board I guess, some boards have 0.02v steps.