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5GHz stable, 1hr Prime blend and 1hr Small fft http://www.hardforum.com/showpost.php?p=1036778255&postcount=111

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Post your bios settings and someone will help

Did you set your VRM Freq manually to 350? That's what held me at 4.5Ghz.. until I made that change

Very interesting but why not post the tutorial here?

Stunning fociz!! You should have no problem getting your 2600K to 4.6 - 4.8Ghz in the 1.35v range..

They're posted in the Intel Mobo section link

Thanks Juan.. settings need to be updated for the 1253 bios.. specifically the AI OC to Auto and C states enabled. Below are my stable settings for 4.8Ghz and 5.0Ghz OC's. 1253 BIOS Settings: AI Tweaker: AI OC- Auto Turbo Raito- Per Core Internal PLL- Enabled Mem Freq- Per your RAM specs Load...

I posted my 1253 bios settings in my OC results post above. 4.8 is 1.35v

I had speed step enabled so I turned on another burn test in the background to display the correct Ghz in CPU-Z once the burn test was completed. It shows my max temps in Real Temp in those screen shots. 5.0Ghz 79C and 4.8Ghz 67C. I too would have a BSOD at 5Ghz at 1.4v and thus needed to bump...

5Ghz @ 1.45v 4.8Ghz @ 1.35v which are my everyday settings 1253 BIOS Settings: AI Tweaker: AI OC- Auto Turbo Raito- Per Core Internal PLL- Enabled Mem Freq- Per your RAM specs Load Line- Ultra High VRM Freq- Manual VRM Fixed- 350 Phase- Extreme Duty- Extreme CPU Volt- Manual, 4.8Ghz @...

Fixed all my 2600k issues by changing the VRM Freq from Auto to 350 on my Asus P8P67 Deluxe. Some quick tests showed stable on 1.35v @ 4.8Ghz and 1.47v @ 5.0Ghz. Previous to this change I could not boot into windows above 4.5.

This little VRM Frequency setting just changed my world! I had all the other settings already and could not boot in above 4.5GHz to save my life. Just the change of the VRM to 350 allowed me to hit 5.0GHz with a stable Intel burn in test. Had to bump my CPU to 1.475, max temp hit 78C. Thanks...

Make sure you install the "Intel Rapid Storage Technology driver software V10.0.0.1046 for Windows 32/64bit XP/Vista 32bit/Vista 64bit/Win7 32bit/Win7 64bit--(WHQL)" Link That driver alone changed my Windows user experience for hard drive performance from 5.8 to 7.7 for my SSD.

Edit: Update.. I couldn't get above 4.5 until I changed my VRM frequency to 350.. Now I can hit 5.0GHz stable!

Fixed my OC issues by changing VRM Freq to 350. I can hit 5.0GHz stable at 1.475. I dialed it back to 4.8GHz for every day use and am stable at 1.325v max temp hit 63C.

I have the same issue.. the download doesn't work and even when I install from the DVD it doesn't work.

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Took my i5 750 from 2.6Ghz to 4Ghz using 4 DIMMs of memory at max speed and timings:1600Mhz CL7. It was a non-issue on my P55 and I imagine the P67 is even more stable.

FLEAbay bound i5 750 --> i7 2600K GIGABYTE GA-P55A-UD3 --> ASUS P8P67 Deluxe ATI 5870 --> AMD 6970 Reuse is the highest form of Recycling Noctua NH-D14 G.Skill Ripjaws 8GB 1600MHz CL7 Intel X25-M G2 160GB HAF 932 Dell 3007WFP-HC LMAO!

How do you figure? My 2.0 USB's write at 10 MB/s Super Talent 16GB flash drive Sequential Read : 29.545 MB/s Sequential Write : 25.961 MB/s Random Read 512KB : 23.904 MB/s Random Write 512KB : 0.664 MB/s Random Read 4KB (QD=1) : 6.004 MB/s [ 1465.9 IOPS] Random Write 4KB (QD=1) ...

16GB $24 w/ code APPLE4005 or 8GB $13 w/ code HIBERNATE10

Heck yeah I'm using it 3.0 USB! You can get them on the cheap 16GB $24 w/ code APPLE4005 or 8GB $13 w/ code HIBERNATE10 My ASUS Deluxe has a nice 3.0 USB adpater for the front of my case.

Very Nice.. I have my "Golden i5-750" @ 1.35v 4GHz.. so if the 2600K I'm installing today doesn't hit at least 5Ghz I'll have to fall on my own sword.

I assume by SATA 300 you mean the Sata 3 6Gbs port? I too have the Intel X25-M G2 and a 2600K and Asus P8P67 Deluxe. I'm trying to figure out which SATA port I should plug into? Theoretically it won't saturate the SATA II 3Gbs ports so I'm thinking that would be best and I shouldn't even plug...

Thanks for the clarification Dan. Interesting... so if I went Xfire or SLI I would be getting x16 on the first card and x8 on the second. In real world usage do you think we're getting any appreciable difference by using x16x8 with the P67 over x16x16 with the x58 mobos?

Can you reference some reviews on this? It's not that I don't believe it but when I used to run 4850's Xfired I noticed a big difference when I stepped up to a x16x16 mobo. Thanks!

It's true that the high end P67 mother boards have 2 x16 lanes.. however when you add 2 video cards they each run at x8. It's my understanding that this limitation applies to all P67 boards.

2500k on newegg 2600k on newegg

Nice.. I ordered from the egg which I trust more than tiger

K chips are there.. just price Tiger Intel Sandy Bridge

In all the benches the Intel chipset is far superior to the Marvell.. makes you wonder why they even included the Marvell and instead went with 4 x Intel 6 GBs sata. :confused:

Here's the Asus P67 P8P67 boards, as you can see below you'd want to use the (gray) ports for 6.0 Gb/s through the intel chipset.. instead of the the slower Marvell which are (navy blue) Intel® P67 Express Chipset 2 xSATA 6.0 Gb/s ports (gray) 4 xSATA 3.0 Gb/s ports (blue) Intel® Rapid...

Kyle have you tested the OC on this with the 1000 bios? It seems quite a few are grabbing the ASUS P8P67 mobos for their build and I'd be interested in your findings.. I do find it strange they sent you the WS instead of the Deluxe, EVO, or Pro..

Forgive me if this has already been addressed but after reading this older review it makes me think I should just plug my Intel SSD into the 3G sata when my new P67 arrives as it appears the MSI, Asus and Gigabyte boards are all using the slower Marvell 91XX controller for their 6G? Crap link...

Good comparison spreadsheet of the Asus and Gigabyte P67 lineup linky

Great spreadsheet comparison /linky

So many nice boards to choose from for Sandy Bridge... Kyle, shouldn't you be in Vegas at CES?

NH-D14 pice drop on Amazon $80 shipped Linky

Thanks for the review Vega. Where are you ordering your monitors and are you paying full retail?