Overclocking down a bit for a noob

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Hi guys, noob alert !!
my PC is in my sig - bought about a year ago from advice from friendly OC'ers. Been a great purchase, still loving it.

A problem though.

A few months afer getting it, I started getting a black screen when switching on - no boot. Could take me up to 30 minutes of rebooting before finally getting into windows.

Now, I solved the problem by going into BIOS and restetting to DEFAULT values - boots up every time now, but of course, no overclocking.

I can still go into the BIOS and load the OVERCLOCKER setting - but the old problem still crops up.

What I would like to do is overclock it down a bit IE between higher than 2.66 but less than 4 - see if that keeps it stable.

Can anyone advise me on what the settings would be the best to overclock it downs a bit ? (from the OVERCLOCKERS values)

Thanks !!!
 
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Just lower the base clock frequency a bit (BCLK). OCUK will have set it to around 200, lower it down a few notches. Each time you lower it, it'll lower the cpu speed by 20mhz.

Alternatively you could increase the CPU Vcore up one notch to try and improve stability.
 
Just lower the base clock frequency a bit (BCLK). OCUK will have set it to around 200, lower it down a few notches.

Alternatively you could increase the CPU Vcore up one notch to try and improve stability.


Nice one buddy, thats what I was after (theres so many options!).

Cheers !
 
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