Hi Everyone,
I just bought a VX238H and took a look in the service menu. I found some settings and wanted to know what they do... and if they are set correctly.
They are Vcom, Freq, and Amp.
Vcom - 66
Freq - 28
Amp - 1
Any insite would be appreciated. Thanks!
All,
I have been searching to see if there was a way to disable the CFG lock on the Asus MIVE. I have seen some posts for BIOS descriptions stating that the CFG lock can be disabled to increase superPI scores.
I am not able to find this option, does anyone know where it is... or if it actually...
I was wondering if anyone knows if the MIVE P67 support Intel VT for direct I/O.
I did see a setting to enable virtualization, but wasn't sure if this was the same thing as VT for direct I/O.
Any input would be appreciated. Thanks!
Adam
I've never heard of eRecordEnable... I'll look up some more info. Thanks for the suggestion!
[EDIT]
I saved this as a registry file:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Services\Atierecord]
"eRecordEnable"=dword:00000000...
I was able to get it running at 880 / 1375 on the 6970 voltage. Since I didn't use the 6970 bios, the VRAM's voltage is the same as the 6950.
I think I'm just going to leave it at 880.
Hey Reaper,
Thanks for the reply. Are your 6950's overclocked at all? I've noticed if I leave the GPU speed stock with the shaders unlocked that the microstutter doesn't happen.
I've updated my C300 firmware and I'm running the RST Beta from Intel. I'm going to try some other settings...
Guys,
I need some opinions. Should I sell my 2 (1 month old) 6950s on eBay and get two GTX570's? I don't want to have to worry about my microstuttering issues anymore (see Intel board for thread if you're wondering).
I can probably recoup most of my money by selling them, but I'm not sure...
Thanks everyone for the replies.
I updated my mobo drivers, flashed the C300 firmware and updated to the WHQL 11.4 drivers.
I found that if I set my 6950's to their stock speeds it runs fine... no stuttering.
I overclocked my CPU and set my RAM to the factory recommended speed... no...
I reinstalled Windows 7 a couple of times, no difference
I am running everything game related off my Western Digital Black 1 TB... could it still be the C300? Maybe because Windows is installed on it, along with the video drivers...?
[EDIT]
I disabled the Windows write cache flushing on all...