11-25-2013
05:03 PM
- last edited on
03-06-2024
06:46 PM
by
ROGBot
11-26-2013 02:32 AM
Faithh71 wrote:
Lately I found some annoying issues with the rampage iv extreme bioses, this is happening since the older bioses already. When I shutdown my PC totally and boot the system immediately afterwards, the system doesn't post at all and the errorcode was always something random. Shutting the PC down and giving it 5mins the time before pressing the power button works fine. Changing some stuff in the bios like offset voltage from - to + same thing no post again or when you disable a few cores or enable/disable hyperthreading.
The bios on default settings no issues but once you set your overclock (offset voltage) this bug is present. I've tested everything to find out which settings cause this. The fix was putting cpu clock gen reset/clock gen filter/internal pll overvoltage from auto to disabled. It's one of those three settings that's causing it.
11-26-2013 03:33 PM
Raja@ASUS wrote:
This isn't a bug. It means your system isn't stable with the PLL settings at the OC you are applying or on auto. SImply adjust to the required value and run your system. There is no magic bullet with these settings - each CPU is different.
11-27-2013 02:14 AM
11-28-2013 09:28 PM
Raja@ASUS wrote:
My answer above stands. At your OC, set things up as you need them to be for the system to be stable. Different CPUs may need a different setting for any of these PLL related parameters (Clockgen filer, internal PLL OV etc).
Praz wrote:
When overclocked if you need to set internal pll overvoltage a particular way for stability then that is the setting you should use.
11-27-2013 06:00 AM
11-28-2013 05:45 AM
11-28-2013 09:43 PM
11-29-2013 10:18 AM
Praz wrote:
You can beat yourself up about this but it will not change anything. When overclocked if you need a setting at a particular value you only have 3 choices. Set the value as needed, don't overclock to the point this setting becomes an issue or live with the instability that results from the use of the improper setting. Passing stress tests are only one indication of stability. Being able to actually use the system as well as proper bootup and shutdown are also stability related. Personally, I don't see Raja acting on this non-issue. I suggest you contact ASUS support for your region if you are still convinced this is a problem.