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Videocard: ASUS 6950(70) 2GB Xfire
Processor: i7 920 D0 4GHz (HT on)
Mainboard: Gigabyte X58 Extreme
Memory: 6GB G.skill 1600MHz
Soundcard: ASUSTek Xonar DX
PSU: Corsair HX 850W
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Gigabyte X58 Extreme -
02-16-2010, 00:30
| posts: 109 | Location: Scotland
Guys,
I noticed in my BIOS (F9p) that there was no option for spread spectrum enable/disable. I contacted GB's Tech support and they very kindly produced a new version of the BIOS (F10a) with the option albeit hidden in the Award BIOS, but alt+F1 shows it in advanced clock control in the M.I.T. section. Anyway what are peoples' thoughts on this setting? I had it enabled, and my system is rock solid. I have though, decided to disable it, system is still just as stable, but I have heard because it compensates for any interfence/harmonics affecting the clocks, it can send some clocks for milliseconds very high! any thoughts would be appreciated. 
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