P35-DS4 won't let me overclock anymore :(

2008-08-05 04:28:53

#1

Jenspm: penis; +1,716|7000|St. Andrews / Oslo

So I had my Q9300 running stable at 3.22GHz for a few months, and today I decided to OC the ram.

I know nothing about it, so I just did what Aries told me in the old thread, and went +0.3V and 4-4-4-15.

Upon restart, it rapid-restarted 5 times before booting into windows, where everything worked perfectly. However, manually changing FSB was disabled, sending my CPU back to stock speed (~2.5Ghz). I put the ram back to where it was, underclocked (5-5-5-15), and tried to set the FSB back up. again, rapid re-starts, back at stock speed. Everytime I attempt to OC the CPU in the BIOS, it restarts 5 times and sets it back to default when I save it.

I've disabled C1E and Speedstep.

halp.

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2008-08-05 05:31:58

#2

DUnlimited: got any popo lolo intersting?; +1,160|6731|cuntshitlake

Clear CMOS

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2008-08-06 05:28:05

#3

Jenspm: penis; +1,716|7000|St. Andrews / Oslo

DeathUnlimited wrote:
Clear CMOS

did that, won't work.

I Read somewhere on the internet that this reaction comes from the mobo testing if the overclock is "safe". Apparently, the mobo thinks it isn't, when I know from experience that it is.

It's back at factory settings now.

what now?

2008-08-06 05:34:16

#4

Cybargs: Moderated; +2,285|6984

Jenspm wrote:
DeathUnlimited wrote:
Clear CMOS
did that, won't work.

I Read somewhere on the internet that this reaction comes from the mobo testing if the overclock is "safe". Apparently, the mobo thinks it isn't, when I know from experience that it is.

It's back at factory settings now.

what now?

BIOS flash.

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2008-08-06 05:40:31

#5

Jenspm: penis; +1,716|7000|St. Andrews / Oslo

cyborg_ninja-117 wrote:
Jenspm wrote:
DeathUnlimited wrote:
Clear CMOS
did that, won't work.

I Read somewhere on the internet that this reaction comes from the mobo testing if the overclock is "safe". Apparently, the mobo thinks it isn't, when I know from experience that it is.

It's back at factory settings now.

what now?
BIOS flash.

how?

2008-08-06 05:55:53

#6

Cybargs: Moderated; +2,285|6984

Jenspm wrote:
cyborg_ninja-117 wrote:
Jenspm wrote:

did that, won't work.

I Read somewhere on the internet that this reaction comes from the mobo testing if the overclock is "safe". Apparently, the mobo thinks it isn't, when I know from experience that it is.

It's back at factory settings now.

what now?
BIOS flash.
how?

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2008-08-06 08:51:50

#7

.Sup: be nice; +2,646|6721|The Twilight Zone

Quads usually need more NB voltage.

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2008-08-06 09:02:10

#8

GC_PaNzerFIN: Work and study @ Technical Uni; +528|6682|Finland

.Sup wrote:
Quads usually need more NB voltage.

they sure do.

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2008-08-06 09:13:02

#9

Jenspm: penis; +1,716|7000|St. Andrews / Oslo

But it's worked like this fore 3 months or something....

And I had +0.2 on the NB, I think.

2008-08-06 09:15:45

#10

Cybargs: Moderated; +2,285|6984

Make sure ram doesn't go over 2.1 volts.

2008-08-06 10:46:45

#11

aimless: Member; +166|6393|Texas

Jenspm wrote:
DeathUnlimited wrote:
Clear CMOS
did that, won't work.

I Read somewhere on the internet that this reaction comes from the mobo testing if the overclock is "safe". Apparently, the mobo thinks it isn't, when I know from experience that it is.

It's back at factory settings now.

what now?

Yes. Gigabyte boards (other too?) will try your new settings, and if they don't work, boot back to default. Saving you from clearing the cmos every time you go over.

2008-08-06 11:02:16

#12

.Sup: be nice; +2,646|6721|The Twilight Zone

aimless wrote:
Jenspm wrote:
DeathUnlimited wrote:
Clear CMOS
did that, won't work.

I Read somewhere on the internet that this reaction comes from the mobo testing if the overclock is "safe". Apparently, the mobo thinks it isn't, when I know from experience that it is.

It's back at factory settings now.

what now?
Yes. Gigabyte boards (other too?) will try your new settings, and if they don't work, boot back to default. Saving you from clearing the cmos every time you go over.

If my settings don't work I don't go to default settings, i continue from where i finished. It saves me a lot of time.

2008-08-06 11:06:12

#13

Jenspm: penis; +1,716|7000|St. Andrews / Oslo

.Sup wrote:
aimless wrote:
Jenspm wrote:

did that, won't work.

I Read somewhere on the internet that this reaction comes from the mobo testing if the overclock is "safe". Apparently, the mobo thinks it isn't, when I know from experience that it is.

It's back at factory settings now.

what now?
Yes. Gigabyte boards (other too?) will try your new settings, and if they don't work, boot back to default. Saving you from clearing the cmos every time you go over.
If my settings don't work I don't go to default settings, i continue from where i finished. It saves me a lot of time.

that's what I'd prefer.

2008-08-06 11:32:27

#14

GC_PaNzerFIN: Work and study @ Technical Uni; +528|6682|Finland

Did you flash the latest BIOS already? It should fix this...

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2008-08-06 11:33:55

#15

Jenspm: penis; +1,716|7000|St. Andrews / Oslo

GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Did you flash the latest BIOS already? It should fix this...

no, haven't had the time between all this... forum posting...

I'll get to it, it just seemed like a complicated task, so I cba today

2008-08-06 12:48:01

#16

DUnlimited: got any popo lolo intersting?; +1,160|6731|cuntshitlake

.Sup wrote:
aimless wrote:
Jenspm wrote:

did that, won't work.

I Read somewhere on the internet that this reaction comes from the mobo testing if the overclock is "safe". Apparently, the mobo thinks it isn't, when I know from experience that it is.

It's back at factory settings now.

what now?
Yes. Gigabyte boards (other too?) will try your new settings, and if they don't work, boot back to default. Saving you from clearing the cmos every time you go over.
If my settings don't work I don't go to default settings, i continue from where i finished. It saves me a lot of time.

Same for me, Asus P5N-E sli

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2008-08-06 13:05:45

#17

utchin: Member; +8|6182

*Noob Oponion* This happened to me, i think you need to increase the ddr over volatage?

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