Running MOF's powercut v3x2_60-50-50_vcc1.8.efi without ucode 39 (I loaded it with VMware previously). Cinebench is 5200 and 12 cores hit a max of 50-53C, but for the most part, everything is south of 50C. Any chance you posted or will post the following efi's?
v3x2_70-50-50_vcc1.8.efi...
Cinebench hits 5300 on my Z10PA-D8 when using -80 or -90mV vcore 1.9V vccin from freecableguy, but temps reach a stable 59C compared to 50C on non-powercut -90mV vcore. I'm going to try MOF's efi drivers tonight with 1.8 and 1.7V to see if it reduces the temps a bit. :)
I'll report back...
Sure, I'll try and compile it tonight. What does 100,9 oder mean?
Also, I was debating if I should try powercut driver with Z10PA-D8 motherboard. I also have a Z10PE-D8 coming in the mail that I'm debating if it is better to use powercut drivers.
Thanks, I'll check this tonight as well...
Thanks for the feedback! You pointed me in the right direction :) I googled a bit into this and here is a bit more info that I gathered on the topic. Below is my basic understanding of what is happening,
Undervolting works because each CPU is unique, and requires a slightly different amount...
From a cold start sometimes it will boot, but I'm still having issues with it booting in general. For some reason, if I boot up a UEFI Bootloader refind and then attempt to boot the windows efi location (it fails) then restart, then it has a higher chance of booting into windows!? Also, below...
That is really nice scores! I'm using microcode 0x39, is that the best one? Where is microcode 1F available and does it mitigate spectre and meltdown?
I bought a Z10PE-D8 would it overclock better? I'll try and post my BIOS settings in the future for others to reference and advice on...
Z10PA-d8 E5-2696v3 with v3x4-0.10b-i306f2-rc9.efi
Cinebench prior to BIOS Flash would get ~4200. Typically, I get around 4500 but, here cinebench hit 4700.
How can I get more clock speed? Do the other efi files at https://github.com/freecableguy/v3x4/releases/ lower the clock speed...
Feel like an idiot. I was finally able to UEFI install windows. On a Z10PA-D8 you simply need to turn video/store, etc.. from legacy to UEFI only mode as well. I'll post back my Overclock results with 2 x E5-2696v3's later.
Hi, I'm having trouble getting Asus Z10PA-D8 to install EFI Windows 10. Windows 10 loads with the logo but then locks up (no spinning part just windows logo) right at EFI boot. I check the EFI Easy2Boot is good. I tried it in another computer it is .imgPTN fat32 converted and it boots without...
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