Für alle die unter LN2 das bekannte FF Problem haben:
Hab mit Raja gesprochen:
This is a known problem with the Classified boards and some D0 processors. Not sure exactly why it happens, but there's not too much you can do.
Keeping VID (Vcore) below 1.35V for boot does help a little sometimes though.
The other thing you can try is this (although it is a PIA to do).
Use a PS2 keyboard and hold down the insert key - this will force the board to boot up in safe mode. When the BIOS halts at the post screemn and promts you to press F1 you can try 2 things;
1) just press the reset button - the board will then recycle without powering down. If your memory timings/divider and MCH multiplier are different from safe mode, there's a good chance the board will halt at post code 4E. If this happens you're actually in luck - just press reset again and it should post with your OC'd settings.
2) the second option is to enter BIOS when you see the F1 halt message and just go to save and exit. This will only work if BIOS told you at halt that it had entered safe mode. The board should reset without powering down and engage your OC'd settings without a full power down cycle.
To facilitate both one and 2, I've also found some IOH's don't like posting with 'Less' from a power cycle. IN this instance, the workaround is to set the BIOS with your desired OC - but leave both CPU Imp and QPI Comp at AUTO. The change these both to less once the board has reposted - so you only engage both settings on a rolling start. Also - try to keep the IOH over 50 degrees - some get finnicky when the temp drops, or you might have one that like lower temps rather than higher temps.
I know it's long winded - but I've used all 3 of the above with success on a tricky processor. The trick is to get the board to rolling start in safe mode and then soft start your BIOS settings without a power cycle.
@ SAE
Das is ja mal ne gute Nachricht
hab dieses weekend wieder 2 Retail W3540er getestet... keiner über 5,17..... ich verzweifle schön langsam
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