Re: [Unstable] Q6600 OC Problem

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Ray422 Premium,MVM join:2002-03-04 Lost kudos:11 Reviews: ·RoadRunner Cable	reply to CCat Re: [Unstable] Q6600 OC Problem -If some aspect of your OC is wrong, a Gigabyte board will usually advise you of a reset/error in the oc section of bios. -Are your ram settings, multiplier and voltage (per-SPD) also ok? -Did you remember to increase your cpuV appropriately ? (My p35/q6600 needs 1.4125v-bios for that 3.4ghz speed) -Like DKS said, are you sure your checking that clock speed under full load? -Have you checked to make sure all those "other" power saving features are disabled ? -Maybe a cmos reset, might be stuck in a loop ? -- Things I like - Team Discovery - Quads©3.3 to 4.0ghz - Strawberry Ice cream
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CCat We're all quite mad here Premium,MVM join:2005-12-06 Wonderland kudos:13	Possibly the CPU voltage was set too low. I'll try a cmos reset and configure the OC again. -- *Please Take A Moment To Consider This.....*
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CCat We're all quite mad here Premium,MVM join:2005-12-06 Wonderland kudos:13 Reviews: ·RoadRunner Cable	Reset CMOS. Made sure everything was set right in the bios. Changed the CPU voltage to 1.4 Set it to my original OC settings. Booted up without any problems, and seems to be holding OK. Thanks for the suggestions, hopefully this will do it. -- *Please Take A Moment To Consider This.....*
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