Have you tried running with a single memory DIMM? My system worked perfectly with the 0614 BIOS, but with 070x BIOS it wouldn't do anything more than what yours is doing. I was able to get it up enough to flash the BIOS back to 0614 by running on one DIMM. You may even have to get a different...
I'll have to recommend the 0614 BIOS, since it is the one that allowed me to run my Ballistix pc6400 memory. The later ones on asus FTP were not as stable in my case.
Definitely use the 24 pin ATX power connection if you have it, and the 8 pin 12v if you have it. I'm using the 4 pin 12v...
Sorry, I haven't any ideas. The following article is about building a Vista system using a P5B deluxe, and they used RAID 5. No mention of driver difficulties.
http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1697,2015424,00.asp
I have an idea. Your second disk isn't partitioned or formatted? Open up the disk management and create a primary partition on it.
The easiest way to get there is to right click on "My Computer" and choose manage. From there you'll see disk management. I forget the harder way. :P
If it...
It's been 100% stable at 3.6Ghz 24/7 for two weeks despite the temperature. The heatsink, or even the CPU's heat spreader doesn't feel excessively warm to the touch. But, you may be right about requiring better cooling to find out what the maximum overclock might be.
I finally got around to running the CPU at spec. The BIOS reported a temp of 38° C and the software in Windows reported 40-43°C when running at 2.4Ghz w/100% CPU utilization
Any chance that you left the 4/8-pin power connector unconnected? Any sort of beeps? Did you clear the CMOS using the jumper? Do you have another power supply to try?
Berliad,
I'm using Ballistix 2x1GB PC6400 in my P5B deluxe. I needed the 614 BIOS to make it work right, and it's using auto voltage which is certainly not 2.2V
My E6600 is overclocked to 3.6Ghz instead of the default 2.4Ghz.
My core temps are 61-63°C at 100% CPU. Out of curiosity, I might set the CPU back to 2.4Ghz to see what the temps are there.
I bought a Freezer 7 Pro for my E6600, and it's doing exactly what I expected. It's quiet, and cools much better than the OEM heatsink. It's at least 10°C less than it was with the Intel fan, and it's gotten cooler over the last week as the AS-5 sets in. My core temps of 61-63°C may seem a...
I had a fun time today. I tried running my Crucial 667Mhz memory on my P5B deluxe at 400Mhz earlier today and shockingly had no problem. I had it running at default voltages, auto memory speed, pretty much everything at default, and was chugging away at 8x400 no problemo.
But when my...
Both Asus' utility and coretemp show mine at 61-63° C. That's at 100% CPU running two F@H instances. It seems perfectly stable so far in the day that I've had it.
I have a P5B dlx, E6600 w/intel heatsink, running at 9x333Mhz at stock voltage. I'm getting faster memory and a different...
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