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Foxconn X58 Quantum Force BloodRage Overclocking Test

Overclocking/Overclocking Tests by windwithme @ 2009-01-13

Foxconn has moved aggressively forward in the retail market, previously only OEM supplier they are now pushing hard to get their brand recognized by end users. Their latest motherboard is based on Intel high end X58 chipset. Their naming schemes are not a mumbo jumbo of numbers and letters, but actually really eye-catching, like their P35 MARS, X48 Blackops, and now the X58 Blood Rage.

Test Setup & BIOS Options

Test Setup Used

Windwithme Test Setup
CPU	Intel Core i7 965 Extreme
Cooling	Thermaltake V1 AX/JETART Nano Diamond/Lubic
Mainboard	FOXCONN Quantum Force Blood RAGE
Memory	CORSAIR Dominator 2GBX3 DDR3 1866C9D
Other	MSI R4870X2-T2D2G-OC Corsair HX1000W Modular Power Supply SAMSUNG 250GB

The first screen you’re met with is:

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BIOS Explored

BIOS main option screen
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The voltage and ratio settings are within Quantum BIOS section
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DDR3 timing setting pages, XMP(Extreme memory profile) are here.
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Voltage settings:

CPU Core Voltage +10~1260mV(CPU maximum 2.52875V)

CPU VTT Voltage +10~1260mV

DRAM Voltage 1.50~2.86V(after1.60V, the interval is 0.01V)

CPU Vdroop Compensation. That is a function for CPU to maintain a stability environment when CPU is in a heavy voltage loading status.
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Every steps of the DDR3 parts can be fine tuned, like the X58:IOH core Voltage. 1.10 ~ 2.36V(interval is only 0.02V)
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Up to 8 different OC profiles can be stored in the BIOS for quick retrieval
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