March 25, 201115 yr Hi guys. I received all my parts for my upgrade and will likely put this together tomorrow (my first time putting a PC together.. :Praying: ) I started to look at the board and read the manual and was wondering about the TPU and EPU switches. I understand those are power saving features. Should I leave those to disable if I plan to O/C manually?Parts are I5 2500k, P8P67(plain) and G.Skill 4GB Ripjaws X 1600 9-9-9-24 1.5v.Thanks
March 25, 201115 yr I don't own that motherboard, but most overclockers/overclocking guides will tell you to keep it simple and leave all types of power savings functions off to prevent any problems.Regards, Sam Crawford "Don't judge the intelligence of an individual by the number of posts that they have made. Wait until they say something stupid first." CTC Cadet - www.ctcwings.co.uk
March 26, 201115 yr Hi guys. I received all my parts for my upgrade and will likely put this together tomorrow (my first time putting a PC together.. :Praying: ) I started to look at the board and read the manual and was wondering about the TPU and EPU switches. I understand those are power saving features. Should I leave those to disable if I plan to O/C manually?Parts are I5 2500k, P8P67(plain) and G.Skill 4GB Ripjaws X 1600 9-9-9-24 1.5v.ThanksYes, keep them turned off. For further reading on oc'ing and ASUS driver updates, check this link - http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=265477.Best regards,Jim
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