MuZI
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You said you were using 6 multi?
That coudl be your problem.
That coudl be your problem.
overclocking Asus A7N8X-X
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i've tired using several different multipliers. ideally i'd like to get to 200fsb x 11. however, whenever i try that setting (or anything similar) my computer shuts down immediately after i exit bios. i can't even reboot, i have to reset the cmos by using the jumper. i've tried memory settings of 6-3-3-2.5/ 8-3-3.2.5/ 8-4-4-2.5/ and 11-3-3-2.5. i have my cpu/ram ratio at 1:1, agp speed locked at 66mhz, vdimm at 2.8, and have disabled the speed spectrum. I don't know what else to try...
the higest i've got it to boot up is 140fsb x 6.5 with vcore at 1.550. if i try to raise the fsb any over 140 it simply won't load windows. i've tried upping the vcore all the way to 1.7 with no success.
the other thing that i can't figure out is whenever i reset the cmos and load it with the base settings it defaults to 133fsb x 14 which should equal approx. 1.8ghz. however, when i load those settings and check them using cpu-z it reads it as 133 x 6 (not 14). any idea why or how to fix it? thank you.
the higest i've got it to boot up is 140fsb x 6.5 with vcore at 1.550. if i try to raise the fsb any over 140 it simply won't load windows. i've tried upping the vcore all the way to 1.7 with no success.
the other thing that i can't figure out is whenever i reset the cmos and load it with the base settings it defaults to 133fsb x 14 which should equal approx. 1.8ghz. however, when i load those settings and check them using cpu-z it reads it as 133 x 6 (not 14). any idea why or how to fix it? thank you.
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