yeah, same like mine...where to change? any .ini file or something?

Dunno leh.... mine don't have to change anything.... how come your DFI doesn't indicate the proper parameters? It's supposed to be better than my DFI blood iron ma....

This post has been edited by kmarc: Feb 26 2008, 12:10 PM

guys give me ur opinion...

which 1 i should believe as my stock vcore..

core temp give = 1.35

IDLE :

everest = 1.34
cpu-z = 1.34
bios detect = 1.32
Smart Guardian = 1.34



when i orthos :-

everest detect = 1.31
cpu-z detect = 1.31
Smart Guardian = 1.31



i'm using new bios 13/2/08..

at bios when i set +50mv it detect the actual i set 1.32+50mv = 1.37

when orthos it detect 1.36-1.37...

@gsan
ur vcore not much vdrop..ur bios which version???

This post has been edited by tapirus: Feb 26 2008, 03:52 PM

Your stock vcore should be 1.3500v as indicated by the VID in core temp.

The rest is due to vdrop and vdroop.....

yeah.. which version of bios u guys are using now?
i'm not yet flash my bios..
how u guys flash it?? floppy? lol..i dun hv floppy

use winflash loh bro...

someone(dont wanna tell who, he got an issue in this thread ) stated that flashing the bios in windows mode is not good..can clarify this?

This post has been edited by xen0: Feb 26 2008, 05:18 PM

, i knew him...

anyway... it's not like "you absolutely cannot" flash BIOS in Windows, it's just that not recommended ... me myself in fact, use WinFlash

just make sure... you got 10 minutes solid electricity (no black out - unless you're flashing under thunderstorm)
stock setting... meaning, not in overclocked state...

wei his stock is not 1.35 mr. kmarc

thats i ve been telling u vid on core temp is base on acpi table..
his vid is wrong..

true vid is when u put ure proc into the mobo and leave at everything auto. .
thats when u get ure true vid which u can see from ure bios reading.

Really? I always thought core temp VID was the stock vcore....

Anyway, the mobo needs to "read" the information from somewhere right? To set the correct stock vcore? I always thought they "read" the correct stock vcore from the CPU......

What I mean is that the info is carried in the CPU..... plug in a Q6600, the mobo will set a certain vcore..... plug in a penryn, it will set a different vcore....

Where does the info come from, BTW, for the mobo to set the correct vcore? Not the ACPI table?

Note : I don't know much about VID and ACPI table and what not....

This post has been edited by kmarc: Feb 26 2008, 06:18 PM

this VID and VTT thingy very confusing me..
how to set the cpu Vcore value in the bios?

let see i want 1.4v..how to config it?

not really.... my previous E6550 vid is 1.35v and on my previous DS3, when I set auto in bios, the vcore is 1.35v but for the DK, the vcore is 1.32v only

the vid u need to adjust in vid special for 1.4v..mean u need to top up how much from ur current vcore..vtt also u can find there

just up ur vid to 50mv..if ur stock vcore was 1.35..it should be 1.4v

make me confuse..if refer to bios and load reading it told us right reading for me...but if refer core temp as my stock vcore make me

use win flash is fine, but make sure u turn on ur task manager and off all those non essentail stuff running in background to be safe.........

ACPI is something like a bar code for mobo to identify the CPU rite, so most proberly its more like a standard code a batches instead of the real value of the chip itself.

okay that is suprising for me..
ure proc vid is so high.. for stock.. wonder y??

ahaha...i know how u feel.... 5 - 10 minutes of hell waiting the progress bar till 100%

This post has been edited by moderno: Feb 27 2008, 07:44 PM

i'm still stuck with 30/10/2007 bios...............

i got double posting every time i switch on my rig..normal or wut?

double posting mean that the system will power down 1st during booting...then restart again bro?

if yes i do face the same problem oso after flashing the bios to 24/12/07..