bro owikh..1005 link broken??

Yeah that link seems broken. It is the one provided at rog.asus.com/downloads

But you can try the link here

RivE Product Page

Under the Download tab and select your OS. Look into the BIOS section.

Cheers.

@Owikh

No PLL trick like i posted before right? its fixed already i think.
and mind to share me ur temperature for that 5Ghz setting?

Thanks

i mean this trick. https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=47416343
because i tested with gd45, it can wonderfully go beyond 5Ghz without the PLL overvolt trick i posted earlier.

i think u got me wrong

From the vid i posted, you have to enable the PLL but disable it back in order to pass x48 but. that is why it called "trick".
Hope its clear

that video was from hwb. and my unit also encounter the same thing. i believe the newer BIOS fixed that issue already.
good thing.

thanks for clarification.

One last thing. The current BIOSes have this annoying issue that whenever the board doesn't like any of your settings, be it temperature, bclk, voltage or anything else, it'll lock itself in x12 CPU ratio. I tested this board with ln2 and anything below +15°C caused the x12 ratio trigger. The workaround is rather easy though:

1) go in bios
2) set all the ratios/voltages/frequencies you want to run at
3) check if temperature is above 15°C
4) save and exit
5) the board will now do a hard reboot (shutdown and power up)
6) go back in the bios
7) drop temperature
8) exit without saving the settings
9) boot in os

As long as you don't have the board shut down (by changing a bios setting or hard crash), the x12 bug will not occur. Once you do have a hard crash, you're royally screwed though!

even gd45 has this.
it cant go below 0c. if the CPU temp (built in) go below 0C, no way u can make it into windows.
too much volt also will trigger the x12.

good thing is there is no more hard reboot if you change multi in GD45 in latest BIOS.
GD65 still got hard reboot thing?

sry to ask it here..besides the mobo block from koolance or ek..is there any other product?..ek one looks ugly..

my bad..sryy..btw out of curiosity..

what factor could make ur processor lifespan decrease?

is it heat or the voltage being supply to it?i mean 2011 by right should withstand better than the normal sb-E? since nowdays i often do video rendering and setting up my proc to 5ghz @1.48 ..kinda worried about  the lifespan of the processor..

second is my x79 temp is at 41-43c on 5ghz full load..is it safe? currently just blowing the heat sink..

I'm trying to kill my 3960X here
I hate 3960X

How to kill the chip??

I already "toast" it many times but still survive @_@

it's already hit the tjmax many times but still survive @_@ so tough 

yup.. it's slower.. so, just turn off the OC protection right LOL

On air 4.8 @ 1.400v (1.392v caused by vdroop)
max 78`C on intel burn test...

wanted to go for 5.0 but i realize that the heat is too much, so i did not tried it, even at 1.45 its not bootable...

still waiting for 680 dc ii, and please ignore the ram haha~ =)

EDITED : flashed to latest beta bios, OC seems to be smoother...now still waiting for the new rams to test IBT...still using single channel value ram =.="
Owikh, mind to share your IBT @ 1gb settings?? want to compare abit 

My new ram  , booted up this morning @ 2333 using 1.475v but havent tested it yet was late for work ; ;

My workstation pc in office...can this rig overclock?