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    ASUS Official Z68 Chipset Motherboards - Support Thread

    Solution is here: http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?p=1037378542#post1037378542
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    ASUS Official Z68 Chipset Motherboards - Support Thread

    OKay. :) Manual doesn't say anything special about them.
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    Official ASUS Response to Resume/Hibernate Problem with Internal PLL Voltage Enabled

    Can be yes. The former 2600K was able to deal with 8-8-8-24 1T@1.5v. The new one even with higher voltages won't hanble antyhing below 9-9-9-24 2T@1.5v (actualy the X.M.P. and default parameters for those RAM modules). :-/
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    ASUS Official Z68 Chipset Motherboards - Support Thread

    Hi there, On P8Z68-V Pro what's the difference between the red and black USB 2.0 ports ? They are all connected to Intel controller right ? Is there any technical difference ? Thx
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    Official ASUS Response to Resume/Hibernate Problem with Internal PLL Voltage Enabled

    Oh, ok. I did try many times at auto or 1.8v manualy set. Sometimes it works, sometimes not. The only way to get it working 100% of times is to set those offsets. But this problem is clearly CPU bound. I've change from CPU this week, the former one didn't require such tuning from DRAM Reference...
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    Official ASUS Response to Resume/Hibernate Problem with Internal PLL Voltage Enabled

    Sorry, didn't understand that much. With 1.5v for CPU PLL everything runs smooth, burning programms run without any errors. I just thought lower is better like for vcore... Should I raise it to it's default ? May I ask a little off topic question ? On P8Z68-V Pro what's the difference...
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    Official ASUS Response to Resume/Hibernate Problem with Internal PLL Voltage Enabled

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    Official ASUS Response to Resume/Hibernate Problem with Internal PLL Voltage Enabled

    Well great news for you today, working solution is here : http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1589943&page=4 EDIT: Stupid me, you already saw this ! Have a try, this works !!!! Those lines are at the bottom of the "AI Tweaker" Tab... Juste set 0.51000x for each 4 values...
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    Official ASUS Response to Resume/Hibernate Problem with Internal PLL Voltage Enabled

    I guess so... :)
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    Official ASUS Response to Resume/Hibernate Problem with Internal PLL Voltage Enabled

    Hmmmm, ok. Sad answer. I've seen SB CPUs allowing 5ghz@1.35v witch is quite ok for H24 use. But they need PLL OV for this. :-/ THX for the answer anyway. :)
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    Official ASUS Response to Resume/Hibernate Problem with Internal PLL Voltage Enabled

    Hi there ! Seems to me that this problem isn't solve yet. What's the point ? Can it be solved or not ? Will Asus fix this with a BIOS update ? Thx
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