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Check my first setting screen shot. Instead of 45 enter 46. Save and enter!!
Done......
Done......
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Working on this now. Testing some combos.Trying to get price perf balance spot on. Watch this space.
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Increase multiplier by one step, should be 4.60GHz.
As a novice, I didn't connect the terms ratio and multiplier.
Unstable at 4.7GHz (47 & up to 1.4V) but stable at 4.6GHz (46 & 1.37V).
Many thanks both.
"Your stunned silence is very reassuring."
By the by, how loud should the watercooler be? It seems noisier than I would expect (almost sounds like an unbalanced fan). I've tried switching on with no fans, and the noise is certainly from the watercooler. Perhaps should I remount the CPU part or something? (I tried remounting the rad, to no avail)
By the by, how loud should the watercooler be? It seems noisier than I would expect (almost sounds like an unbalanced fan). I've tried switching on with no fans, and the noise is certainly from the watercooler. Perhaps should I remount the CPU part or something? (I tried remounting the rad, to no avail)
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^^^ Pic 3 uploaded again sorry for checking the thread every 7-8s per day Spam!!
I dont have DB meter so I cant describe measure the loudness exactly. To my ears its very quiet.
I dont have DB meter so I cant describe measure the loudness exactly. To my ears its very quiet.
I'm only joking, don't worry! I just wanted an excuse to quote Monsters Inc. 
Thanks very much for reupping it, I'll set all that up later today. The noise from the cooler is intermittent, so iunno. I swear it's louder than when it first was set up though.
Thanks very much for reupping it, I'll set all that up later today. The noise from the cooler is intermittent, so iunno. I swear it's louder than when it first was set up though.
So uh, yeah, this doesn't work for me. I attempt to boot first time and it doesn't POST, then second time it goes to the BIOS "Overclocking failed" screen.
Have I screwed up something along the way? I've triple checked against the instruction images.
Have I screwed up something along the way? I've triple checked against the instruction images.
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If only there was a decent IPS 4K gaming monitor to use alongside the monster hardware. I'll stick with my g-sync IPS laptop until the PG27AQ is released...
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^^^ I dont know if you screwed up!! lol
Ok reset Bios. Post the machine.
Follow the settings.
Then if you have issue let me know where the LED post code reader stops or pauses before shut down and OC fail.
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http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18697252
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Possibly memory training issue.
Stability tests ran fine, but this morning the PC didn't post again. LED screen says "55".
It'll sit in this state till I switch it off, then on next boot it'll say "Overclocking failed!". If I switch off and try again, it'll boot OK. (Next boot it'll sit there and not post though) This behavior has been pretty consistent this morning.
EDIT: it /was/ consistent until just now, where it didn't boot after the OC failed one. I'll reset it all for now.
It'll sit in this state till I switch it off, then on next boot it'll say "Overclocking failed!". If I switch off and try again, it'll boot OK. (Next boot it'll sit there and not post though) This behavior has been pretty consistent this morning.
EDIT: it /was/ consistent until just now, where it didn't boot after the OC failed one. I'll reset it all for now.
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55 memory can reach frequency but needs tuning.
Check the CPU cooler is not too tight and the CPU socket for bent pins. Reseat the memory.
Check the CPU cooler is not too tight and the CPU socket for bent pins. Reseat the memory.
I reseated the CPU (didn't notice any bent pins) and the cooler (turns out I may have mounted the back part at the wrong orientation - not having installed a watercooler before and it not having instructions didn't help), also switched the RAM to channel A as for some reason I'd put it in B. Cooler screws are only finger tight, but taking it off gave me an excuse to apply the proper grizzly thermal paste rather than the stuff that comes on the cooler.
Set up the overclock again, and things seem to be working. I've not had any failed boots yet, and I'll run stability tests in a moment to make sure everything is dandy. Thanks very much!
Set up the overclock again, and things seem to be working. I've not had any failed boots yet, and I'll run stability tests in a moment to make sure everything is dandy. Thanks very much!