(10) enter BIOS, select BIOS option for "load default BIOS parameters" or wording to that effect (6) set the CMOS jumper to the operating CMOS position (no longer clearing the CMOS) (5) leave the rig sit for >60s in this situation (4) set the clear CMOS jumper to the clear CMOS position (3) physically remove the power plug from the PSU (2) press the power-on button on your computer case just once, this discharges capacitors (1) turn off your PSU with the power switch on your PSU.Virtualization Technology.Ĭlick to expand.I've seen cases in the past with gigabyte boards specifically where the BIOS loses its sanity for some reason but all it takes to recover the sanity is for the operator to No-Execute memory Protect.ĬPU Enhance Halt (CIE).Ĭ2/C2E State Support.Ĭ4/C4E State Support.ĬPU Thermal Monitor.ĬPU EIST Function. (63*vtt) "Don't touch this setting once it is set" (Lower when stable, Add when it doesn't boot (tripple boot and oc fail message appear) ) (67*vtt) "Don't touch this setting once it is set"
(Bump this until P95 instant errors disappear, Both CPU/MCH reference scale with this voltage)ĬPU PLL. (Lower when stable, Add when unstable)ĬPU Termination. ĭimm 1 Clock Skew Control.ĭimm 2 Clock Skew Control.ĭDR Write Training.ĭrive Strength Profile.ĭata Driving Pull Up Level.Ĭmd Driving Pull Up Level.Ĭtrl Driving Pull Up Level.Ĭlk Driving Pull Up Level.ĭata Driving Pull Down Level.Ĭmd Driving Pull Down Level.Ĭtrl Driving Pull Down Level.Ĭlk Driving Pull Down Level. Memory Frequency 1066.ĭRAM Timing Selectable.ĬAS Latency Time. "You can try 2.00B, this set your ram fsb in 1:1 ratio" PCI Express Frequency (Mhz).ĬPU Clock Drive. Robust Graphics Booster.ĬPU Clock Ratio.įine CPU Clock Ratio.ĬPU Frequency 3.33GHz.ĬPU Host Clock Control.ĬPU Host Frequency (Mhz). So I know my CPU can easily do 4ghz without heat issues.this is just confusing the hell out of me.Īnyone else experience the same problems? I mean, before Easytune 6 I thought my CPU might be fucked, but if the Easytune can overclock then that just proves that my CPU and the rest of my hard ware is in perfect working order right? If anyone has suggestions please help me.I've got a nice heatsink and a awesome case with good cooling so heat isn't an issue.
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It makes no sense, Ive always heard to not use software to overclock but it seems as though that is my only option.
Nothing can make my system crash with the software overclock. If I go back to the settings that Easytune made in the BIOS the system won't boot.so I can't even adjust the BIOS BACK to what Easytune was able to do stable!Īnd believe me, the Easytune 6 adjustments are stable. Even if I use the settings that the Easytune software originally made in the BIOS and UNDERCLOCK the FSB (just for testing reasons, I should be able to underclock from the 350mhz with no issues, right?) the system won't boot. However, when I use the Easytune 6 software, its able to push my CPU to 3.16ghz with a 1400fsb!!! RAM at 350mhz!!! I can't even break 205mhz with the BIOS without it refusing to boot. No matter what the voltages (believe me, I've pushed them, so I know under voltage isn't the problem) or the multiplier/FSB /mem timings I can't seem to overclock at all. Anything like 10mhz above stock just plain WILL NOT BOOT. Using a Gigabyte EP45-UD3R, Intel E5200, and OCZ 2x2gb DDR2-800 and when I try to overclock in the BIOS I can't seem to get anywhere with it. I don't know if my problem is a unusual case or not but I'll do my best to explain.
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