OC'ing - Page 5

Jokerswild · October 2nd, 2006

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Originally Posted by Capper

Let's start over....turn off your system, unplug the power...clear the CMOS. Go back into the BIOS and look over the settings.....optimized defaults, and even fail safe defaults can bork your system as they have no way of tking into account what components you are using

Ok did all that and went into bios and reset the clock looked around and all the drives were right. Exited bios ran SP2004 and 5 minutes into it I got a error.

**gvblake22** · October 2nd, 2006

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Originally Posted by Jokerswild

Ok did all that and went into bios and reset the clock looked around and all the drives were right. Exited bios ran SP2004 and 5 minutes into it I got a error.

He meant to actually shut your machine down, pull the power plug, and reset the CMOS by removing the battery and switching the jumper. Consult your motherboard manual on locating the CMOS battery and jumper.

Jokerswild · October 2nd, 2006

I pulled the power plug removed the battery. I didn't change the jumper though so I'll go back and do that.

Jokerswild · October 2nd, 2006

Ok I pulled the power removed the battery moved the jumper to clear cmos and then put the battery back and restarted the computer. Do I need to put the jumper back in the normal position now because I just left it in the reset position? I'm a total **** at this.

Lead Head · October 2nd, 2006

Put it back on the normal position before power up...

It will not post on the reset position

Jokerswild · October 2nd, 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lead Head

Put it back on the normal position before power up...

It will not post on the reset position

It's on the reset position right now as I type this.

**gvblake22** · October 2nd, 2006

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Originally Posted by Jokerswild

It's on the reset position right now as I type this.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Yeah, you want to make sure you put it back to the default pins; don't leave it on reset :thumb:

Jokerswild · October 2nd, 2006

Ok it's back and I'll run the PS2004 test again now.

Jokerswild · October 2nd, 2006

Ok 36 seconds into the test I got a error.

Lead Head · October 2nd, 2006

Something really isnt right...You have a zalman right? Put the vCore between 1.45-1.5 volts in the bios. Within that range..Then report back

October 2nd, 2006	#45
Lead Head Join Date: May 2006 Location: Rhode Island USA Posts: 1,716	Put it back on the normal position before power up... It will not post on the reset position Opteron 64 165--1.5GB DDR--ECS KA1 MVP(thanks HL!)--x1800GTO 256MB--Seagate 320GB SATA--Antec 550 Watt--Antec P180

October 2nd, 2006	#50
Lead Head Join Date: May 2006 Location: Rhode Island USA Posts: 1,716	Something really isnt right...You have a zalman right? Put the vCore between 1.45-1.5 volts in the bios. Within that range..Then report back Opteron 64 165--1.5GB DDR--ECS KA1 MVP(thanks HL!)--x1800GTO 256MB--Seagate 320GB SATA--Antec 550 Watt--Antec P180

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October 2nd, 2006	#43
Jokerswild ButtHead Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 5,191	I pulled the power plug removed the battery. I didn't change the jumper though so I'll go back and do that.