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[URL=][/URL]I ended up by taking pictures of my whole bios, if someone here can give me a hand, i will be highly appreciate

I uploaded my biospictures to mediafire compressed in 2.92 megabytes which contains 61 pictures of my wholebios+a note explaining the options that i wasn't able to enter or check


hope you can help me thanks.

http://www.mediafire.com/file/esiu7nj8vob7gsg/MyBiosSettings+.7z

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Disclaimer: I haven't bother reading the review for the TT supply.

The way I look at the rating as is, it tells me that the main power stage handles both 12V and the 5/3.3V rails on the same transformer (750W rating).  The rating on the 5V/3.3V is the maximum spec based on component rating (e.g. diodes, 5V winding)  If the 5V/3.3V is fully loaded, then yes it would only leave 557W for the 12V side.  It sounds like an old designs uses the +5V as feedback and only have loose regulation on the +12V rail.

Newer ones (e.g. Corsair) converts to 12V and uses DC/DC converter to 5V/3.3V.  The +12V rail is more tightly regulated.
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Originally posted by wardog wardog wrote:

haze, I'm still leaning on the PSU.

Tt went shady with yours by using poer regulator boards fed off the 12v line for the +3.3 and +5.0 rails.

The numbers just don't add up. If you subtract the wattage of the 3.3 and 5 lines the PSU works out to 557.5w on the 12v side.

That pic of voltages. I'm going to assume that was captured at idle judging by the other voltages displayed.

Grab HWiNFO and run the sensors in the background. That will show Min and Max as you game.


Also this 12v has 64amp, all i saw the Johnny Guru review about this Psu that i have

So do you want me to use CPUID HWMonitor and, run the Sensors in background while playing a game? or just in background idle mode?

I didn't get that part of sensors, can you explain me a little be more? thanks so much
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Originally posted by wardog wardog wrote:

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Originally posted by x58haze x58haze wrote:

Hello thanks for answer my comment, but yeah i have tried the Stock settings 2133 mhz, and it doesnt help at all :/

Maybe i need to tweak this manually. idk


What are you shooting for, speed wise on that mem?

DO go into mem config and make sure those XMP sub-timings are being properly detected and set.


I'm trying to achieve a responsiveness system, fasted read,load apps, etc
I'm pretty sure that either is the PSU OR THE Memories :/

I have tried the XMP profile 2.1 and it sets automatically to 16-18-18-36 3200 nothing else. then i followed your advise to set 3066 mhz 15-17-17-35, but cast latency wont go lower than 16.
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20mins ago I received an email that BIOSes with 1.0.0.6A are just around the corner.
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haze, I'm still leaning on the PSU.

Tt went shady with yours by using poer regulator boards fed off the 12v line for the +3.3 and +5.0 rails.

The numbers just don't add up. If you subtract the wattage of the 3.3 and 5 lines the PSU works out to 557.5w on the 12v side.

That pic of voltages. I'm going to assume that was captured at idle judging by the other voltages displayed.

Grab HWiNFO and run the sensors in the background. That will show Min and Max as you game.
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Originally posted by x58haze x58haze wrote:

Hello thanks for answer my comment, but yeah i have tried the Stock settings 2133 mhz, and it doesnt help at all :/

Maybe i need to tweak this manually. idk


What are you shooting for, speed wise on that mem?

DO go into mem config and make sure those XMP sub-timings are being properly detected and set.
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Hello thanks for answer my comment, but yeah i have tried the Stock settings 2133 mhz, and it doesnt help at all :/

Maybe i need to tweak this manually. idk
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[URL=][/URL][URL=][/URL]Hello haze!

Maybe you should try to clock your RAM to 2666 MHz or even lower just to check if the (relatively high) clock you are running right now has anything to do with that input lag you are describing.

How about you try 2666 MHz and cl 14 or 15 (just not too sharp) at 1.3 or 1.35 V and see if anything changes. 2666 on dual channel is not considered RAM oc and should work.

Let us know if it helps, ok?

Thanks

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