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This utility allows you to easily set your motherboard QPI and system Voltages from within Windows to get your system running at the highest level of performance possible. EVGA E-LEET also includes a validation feature, allowing you to save a CPU screenshot and generates a unique URL, also a Brink OC feature that automatically saves a screenshot with every clockspeed increase. Increase your voltage to maximize your overclock, or lower your voltage to decrease the operating temperatures. Download E-leet CPU Familiar and clean interface. Memory View memory frequency, timings and memory amount. Monitoring Monitor system vitals. Overclocking Overclock on the fly, from within Windows! Voltages Adjust system voltages in realtime. Options Setup profiles and assign hotkeys. Features: Real-time monitoring of CPU, Memory and QPI frequencies Real-time monitoring of vital voltages such as: CPU VCore, DRAM Voltage, +12v, etc. Real-time monitoring of each individual core, north bridge and voltages regulator temperatures Real-time adjustments of QPI Base Clocks, CPU Multiplier and PCIe Bus Frequencies Directly generate CPUZ Validation file and submit it via the utility itself "Brink OC" mode automatically saves a validation file every time you push up your CPU Frequency so you can grab your overclocking record with lesser hassle Logitech keyboard LCD display support - check it out! System Requirements: Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 32/64 EVGA X79, X58, P67/Z68, P55* or H57/H55* Motherboards or EVGA GTX 400/500 Graphics Card Current Version Version History FAQ Version 1.10.4 Release: 9/6/12 Adds support for EVGA Z77/Z75 BCLK control Version 1.10.1 Release: 5/23/12 Supports EVGA Z77 FTW motherboard Fix Turbo bug when applying a profile Version 1.09.9 Release: 12/15/11 Added Loading Screen Version 1.09.9 Release: 12/15/11 Added Loading Screen Version 1.09.7 Release: 11/14/11 Supports X79 Motherboards Version 1.09.5 Release: 9/22/11 Supports Z68 Motherboards Compatible with Windows 8 Beta Version 1.09.4 Release: 6/20/11 Bug Fixes Version 1.09.3 Release: 5/25/11 Adds support for EVGA P67 Motherboards Version 1.08.8 Release: 12/09/10 Corrects GPU Polling issue Version 1.08.5 Release: 10/26/10 Supports New Video Cards (460, 465, 470 and 480) Corrects Multiple Bugs Updates CPU support Version 1.07.2 BETA Release: 05/10/10 Adds GTX 480 Voltage Support Updates Motherboard Support Version 1.07.2 Release: 06/16/10 Adds Program Affinity Hotkeys EVGA Classified SR-2 Support Version 1.07.0 Release: 03/16/10 Adds Program Affinity Hotkeys EVGA Classified SR-2 Support Version 1.06.5 Release: 10/14/09 Supports newer CPU's. Updates validation. Supports newer motherboards. Supports EVBot HW Monitor Version 1.06.4 Release: Unreleased Supports newer CPU's. Support for VDimm below 1.5v for P55. Version 1.06.3 Release: 09/08/09 Adds P55 motherboard support. Adds i3/i5 support. Adds CA/DQ VREF adjustments for some P55 motherboards. Version 1.05.4 Release: 05/06/09 Fixed ICH VCore when loading profile. Version 1.05.3 Release: 04/27/09 Fixes Extreme Edition load profile Core 1 showing 40x. Fixes issue where first time loading of a profile does not apply the QPI change. Version 1.05.2 Release: 04/10/09 Improved compatibility. Version 1.04.8 Release: 02/26/09 Updated Validation Function to share CPUZ's Database. Added Support for EVGA X58 Classified. Minor bug fixes. Version 1.04.0 Release: 01/15/09 Adds Logitech keyboard LCD display support. Improves support when using S3 resume. Some minor CPU updates. Version 1.02.8 Release: 12/01/08 Memory size detection fixed. Stop polling option added. Corrects fan labels. Version 1.02.7 Release: 11/21/08 Improves fan speed detection. Fixes bug with profiles not being saved. Now saves Turbo Mode multipliers in profile. Version 1.02.5 Release: 11/18/08 Now you can save and load up to 8 profiles Version 1.02.3 Release: 11/17/08 VCore setting now reads from CMOS Updated memory timings Version 1.0 Release: 11/17/08 First release NOTE: Remember, when overclocking it is important to increase clockspeeds with moderation; 5-10MHz increases at a time are recommended, and extensive testing at every overclock setting should be done to ensure that your system is stable in all applications. EVGA E-LEET FAQ Q. Where does "Brink O/C" save the validation file? A. Brink O/C saves the validation file in the same location as the main eleet.exe file. If you installed E-LEET from the driver CD, this would be located under "C:\Program Files\EVGA\E-LEET" Q. How can I calculate my CPU frequency is when I set a QPI/Bclock speed? A. The default QPI/Bclock frequency for all Intel Core i7 CPU's is 133MHz, increasing this will increase your clockspeed. To calculate your clockrate, take your current QPI/Bclock speed, and multiply that by the CPU multiplier. For example, a QPI frequency of 200MHz, and a CPU multiplier of 20x would equal 4000MHz or 4GHz. Remember also that increasing your QPI frequency will also increase your memory frequency. Q. When I set my overclock, why does it not save on reboot? A. The current version of EVGA E-LEET is designed to help you find your overclocking sweet spot while in Windows, then set in BIOS. Or crank out a few more MHz for a nice benchmark run. Q. How can I upload a validation file? A. The E-LEET validate allows you to upload your current clockspeed, and generates a URL for you to share with your friends. To do this, set your overclock, then visit the options Tab within E-LEET. After saving the Validation File, upload it to http://valid.x86-secret.com/ Q. How can I run two instances of EVGA E-LEET? A. EVGA E-LEET only allows once instance to be ran, this is done in order to keep the frequency and voltage controlling in sync. Q. How do I install a new version of EVGA E-LEET? A. If you installed E-LEET from the driver CD, first you will need to remove it from "Start>Programs>EVGA>E-LEET>Uninstall E-LEET." Then, after downloading the new version, extract the contents and place the eleet.exe file anywhere you like. Q. Why is my memory not running in dual or triple channel mode? A. Please consult the EVGA manual for the correct way to install the memory modules. For dual channel mode, you will need to use the 2 green slots on the far left, for triple channel fill all 3 green slots. Q. My memory is running at a lower frequency than it is supposed to. A. To adjust your Memory speed or Memory Ratio, please enter the BIOS and adjust under Frequency/Voltage. Q. Why does my CPU Core Speed automatically lower? A. This is done if Intel Speedstep” is enabled in BIOS. Speedstep is a technology intended to reduce the Core Frequency when it is not needed to save power. Q. I see some people have a multiplier that is 1x higher than mine, how can I get this? A. This can be achieved with Intel Turbo technology; Intel Turbo Technology is designed to increase one of the cores multipliers when it deems necessary for extra performance. You can enable this from the BIOS. Q. My CPU Vcore is moving around a lot, how can I fix this? A. To fix this, please disable Speedstep and CXE from within the BIOS. Q. Why does E-LEET crash when I try to increase the QPI Base Clock or PCIe Frequency? A. For more stable overclocking with E-Leet, please adjust the QPI Baseclock to at least 134MHz in BIOS first. Q. Why does my X58 motherboard not boot when I do a soft reboot after increasing the QPI Frequency? A. Please install X58 BIOS SZ14 or later to fix this problem. * P55V and H55V Motherboards not supported © 2014 EVGA®