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OK...up and running...BUT...I set the CPU clock in the bios to 40 and then disabled EIST and C States and the CPU only runs at 3200. Did I miss something. Called support...they won't help me achieve the static overclock that I want...so before I take the board apart and return it for another Asus...can someone point me in a direction? I also clocked my memory at 2666 (it's really 2400) and that worked. Not a happy camper.] Thanks
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Re: Very disappointed in X99 FTW K
2017/01/22 18:08:28
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OK...up and running...BUT...I set the CPU clock in the bios to 40 and then disabled EIST and C States and the CPU only runs at 3200. Did I miss something. Called support...they won't help me achieve the static overclock that I want...so before I take the board apart and return it for another Asus...can someone point me in a direction?
I also clocked my memory at 2666 (it's really 2400) and that worked. Not a happy camper.]
Thanks
Yes. You must have EIST enabled.
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Re: Very disappointed in X99 FTW K
2017/01/22 18:14:24
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I wanted a static 3900 MHZ overclock. The board won't give it to me. My Asus let me run the 5820K at 4000 static. Is this achievable? Or do I return this board?
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Re: Very disappointed in X99 FTW K
2017/01/22 18:15:43
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Got it...you were correct about EIST....
Thanks
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Re: Very disappointed in X99 FTW K
2017/01/22 18:16:08
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However, I want static speed and the CPU drops to 1.2 GHZ
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Re: Very disappointed in X99 FTW K
2017/01/22 18:18:48
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This motherboard isn't overclocking the way even my old Gigabyte did. Glad I have a return policy on it.
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Re: Very disappointed in X99 FTW K
2017/01/22 18:49:06
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Had to flash bios 2.02 a second time...seems to be holding now
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Re: Very disappointed in X99 FTW K
2017/01/22 19:19:26
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Learn to edit your posts, please. 
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Re: Very disappointed in X99 FTW K
2017/01/22 19:22:05
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Learn to edit your posts, please.
I would think that someone with 18 Ribbons would know this  bobmitch is only trying to reach the next milestone.  Sorry for posting off Topic bobmitch.
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Re: Very disappointed in X99 FTW K
2017/01/22 19:41:51
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Got it...you were correct about EIST....
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Re: Very disappointed in X99 FTW K
2017/01/22 20:24:22
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Basically all these posts have nothing to do with reaching a milestone...far from the next one. What happened is that I flashed bios 2.02 and it wouldn't hold any settings. Now...after flashing a second time, I set the CPU multiplier to 39 and memory to 2666 and saved. This time, all the settings held. Took a second flash...don't know why. Seems OK now...and YES EIST is disabled and I am getting a static 3900 MHZ on CPU.
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Re: Very disappointed in X99 FTW K
2017/01/22 22:05:07
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Basically all these posts have nothing to do with reaching a milestone...far from the next one. What happened is that I flashed bios 2.02 and it wouldn't hold any settings. Now...after flashing a second time, I set the CPU multiplier to 39 and memory to 2666 and saved. This time, all the settings held. Took a second flash...don't know why. Seems OK now...and YES EIST is disabled and I am getting a static 3900 MHZ on CPU.
Sometimes things get messed up if you don't restore optimal default settings after a flash. I've had that happen once (maybe twice?) as well.
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Re: Very disappointed in X99 FTW K
2017/01/23 08:59:48
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Also you cannot treat the X99 Bios Settings the Same way we have with our older X79 Bios Settings. bobmitch Have a little patience with your new Motherboard, it is like a new child in the household. The Rule still applies when updating the Bios: 1) Reset the Bios back to the Default or Optimized Settings BEFORE THE UPDATE. 2) After the update return back to the Bios while you are in the Bios Press and Hold the Small Red Button on the MB or Back I/O Plate. 3) Enter back into Bios and setup a Clean Bios Setting Turn on or Off items not needed Set Settings for the OS Type Save a Profile and Call it Clean 4) Enter back into Bios and setup the Memory and Save a Profile and Call it Ram or Memory 5) Enter back into Bios and Set the CPU Overclocking Setting and Save a Profile and Call it @40 for the Speed set. Do this for each Overclocking Speed @42 @43 @44 and so one.
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Re: Very disappointed in X99 FTW K
2017/01/23 09:21:37
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Bob*. You can go into power management settings in Windows, and set it to 100%. This will keep voltage and clock speeds at max constant. Trust me, I did it by accident, lol. Search power management in Windows start menu. Go to "change plan settings" and set the minimum to 100%. Then apply. Windows will keep you at max from there.
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Re: Very disappointed in X99 FTW K
2017/01/23 10:10:11
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Boom. You can go into power management settings in Windows, and set it to 100%. This will keep voltage and clock speeds at max constant. Trust me, I did it by accident, lol.
Search power management in Windows start menu. Go to "change plan settings" and set the minimum to 100%. Then apply. Windows will keep you at max from there.
Kinda odd he managed to get the CPU multi to stick with EIST disabled.
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Re: Very disappointed in X99 FTW K
2017/01/23 11:03:58
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Boom. You can go into power management settings in Windows, and set it to 100%. This will keep voltage and clock speeds at max constant. Trust me, I did it by accident, lol.
Search power management in Windows start menu. Go to "change plan settings" and set the minimum to 100%. Then apply. Windows will keep you at max from there.
Kinda odd he managed to get the CPU multi to stick with EIST disabled.
I bet it is an XMP Profile that is allowing it.
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Re: Very disappointed in X99 FTW K
2017/01/23 11:17:38
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Boom. You can go into power management settings in Windows, and set it to 100%. This will keep voltage and clock speeds at max constant. Trust me, I did it by accident, lol.
Search power management in Windows start menu. Go to "change plan settings" and set the minimum to 100%. Then apply. Windows will keep you at max from there.
Kinda odd he managed to get the CPU multi to stick with EIST disabled.
I bet it is an XMP Profile that is allowing it.
I'm using the XMP profile. It shouldn't have anything to do with the CPU multiplier.
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Re: Very disappointed in X99 FTW K
2017/01/23 11:30:36
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Boom. You can go into power management settings in Windows, and set it to 100%. This will keep voltage and clock speeds at max constant. Trust me, I did it by accident, lol.
Search power management in Windows start menu. Go to "change plan settings" and set the minimum to 100%. Then apply. Windows will keep you at max from there.
Kinda odd he managed to get the CPU multi to stick with EIST disabled.
I bet it is an XMP Profile that is allowing it.
I'm using the XMP profile. It shouldn't have anything to do with the CPU multiplier.
"Shouldn't" being the key word in your statement. On the X99 Classified (can't say with other boards), when you make any change in the memory profile, from say auto to xmp, or xmp to manual etc, it changes the CPU multiplier to 38. After making any change in the memory profile, you have to go back and reset the multiplier to where you had/want it.
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Re: Very disappointed in X99 FTW K
2017/01/23 11:36:39
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Boom. You can go into power management settings in Windows, and set it to 100%. This will keep voltage and clock speeds at max constant. Trust me, I did it by accident, lol.
Search power management in Windows start menu. Go to "change plan settings" and set the minimum to 100%. Then apply. Windows will keep you at max from there.
Kinda odd he managed to get the CPU multi to stick with EIST disabled.
I bet it is an XMP Profile that is allowing it.
I'm using the XMP profile. It shouldn't have anything to do with the CPU multiplier.
Some do and some don't, that is some XMP profiles change CPU Multiplier and or the BCLK Setting on the X99. We *Sam found this out last year. Sorry bdary beat me to it.
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Re: Very disappointed in X99 FTW K
2017/01/23 11:53:26
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Boom. You can go into power management settings in Windows, and set it to 100%. This will keep voltage and clock speeds at max constant. Trust me, I did it by accident, lol.
Search power management in Windows start menu. Go to "change plan settings" and set the minimum to 100%. Then apply. Windows will keep you at max from there.
Kinda odd he managed to get the CPU multi to stick with EIST disabled.
I bet it is an XMP Profile that is allowing it.
I'm using the XMP profile. It shouldn't have anything to do with the CPU multiplier.
"Shouldn't" being the key word in your statement. On the X99 Classified (can't say with other boards), when you make any change in the memory profile, from say auto to xmp, or xmp to manual etc, it changes the CPU multiplier to 38. After making any change in the memory profile, you have to go back and reset the multiplier to where you had/want it.
Okay...but still that doesn't change that when you disable EIST, it sets the multi to your CPU default or for the 6850, to 36x you can't go higher using FTWK board. Just for giggles, I even reflashed the BIOS and no change. So, naturally I'm curious as to how he managed, with EIST disabled, to get a higher multi to stick.
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Re: Very disappointed in X99 FTW K
2017/01/23 12:02:41
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Okay...but still that doesn't change that when you disable EIST, it sets the multi to your CPU default or for the 6850, to 36x you can't go higher using FTWK board. Just for giggles, I even reflashed the BIOS and no change. So, naturally I'm curious as to how he managed, with EIST disabled, to get a higher multi to stick.
Yeah, that doesn't make much sense to me either.
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Re: Very disappointed in X99 FTW K
2017/01/23 12:13:38
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Yeah, that doesn't make much sense to me either.
HeavyHemi
Okay...but still that doesn't change that when you disable EIST, it sets the multi to your CPU default or for the 6850, to 36x you can't go higher using FTWK board. Just for giggles, I even reflashed the BIOS and no change. So, naturally I'm curious as to how he managed, with EIST disabled, to get a higher multi to stick.
There's a few other differences too based on processor model. I have an option to set the AVX offset...In other words, when running an AVX load like Intel Burn Test, it will reduce the clocks by an offset. This threw me off at first because under a gaming load I was getting 4.5 but under IBT it was only going to 4.2...the default AVX offset of 3 which equals -300mhz under AVX loads was set in the BIOS. I changed that to 0. I'm not positive which processor he's using so that could be a factor too in the differences.
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Re: Very disappointed in X99 FTW K
2017/01/23 12:16:47
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Right now, I have EIST and C States disabled. Multiplier is 39 x 100 and memory at 2666 and all is pretty stable. It took reflashing the bios and clearing the CMOS to get the settings to stick. All in all, pretty satisfied with the board. Right now...my Hyper 212 EVO is mounted sideways with the fan blowing up. About a 1/3 inch between the fan and the 1080. I am going to change the fan from push to pull and mount on the top of the heatsink...and clear some space between the 1080 and the Heatsink. Temps for my 1080 still hovering around 27C idle and I cranked it pretty hard last night and still didn't get out of the mid 60sC.
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Re: Very disappointed in X99 FTW K
2017/01/23 12:43:46
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 Glad your back to loven your X99 FTW
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Re: The X99 FTW K situation much improved!
2017/01/23 12:45:28
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Glad to hear 
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Re: The X99 FTW K situation much improved!
2017/01/25 08:38:15
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Final tallie for some temps...
Moved the Hyper 212 EVO to a pull vs. push configuration. CPU temps after running Prime 95 topped off at 65C. Should never see that kind of temp under normal circumstances. GPU temp, with more space between the CPU heatsink and GPU are now a few degrees C lower...more room for the GPU to breathe. Not too bad overall....
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Re: The X99 FTW K situation much improved!
2017/01/25 08:40:33
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Nice, thanks for the update
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Re: The X99 FTW K situation much improved!
2017/01/25 09:53:54
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Sounds like you're getting everything dialed in... 
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Re: The X99 FTW K situation much improved!
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Nice improvements.
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Re: Very disappointed in X99 FTW K
2017/01/25 13:11:44
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Cool GTX
Glad your back to loving your X99 FTW
I'm glad you have figured it out. I'm sure it was frustrating to begin with. Thanks for the update! :)
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