Help me please
- Thread starter Gabbatek
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Newest beta bios
windows 10
I was using the fancy hi-res tweaker, if you know what i mean?
I've tried just using xmp and setting manually, it did stay okay for a few days then suddenly cold booting or restarting would make it unstable.
Only had it at 4ghz and 2400mhz, then yesterday it died so i only had the memory set at 2400 with no cpu overclock. but it kept dying
windows 10
I was using the fancy hi-res tweaker, if you know what i mean?
I've tried just using xmp and setting manually, it did stay okay for a few days then suddenly cold booting or restarting would make it unstable.
Only had it at 4ghz and 2400mhz, then yesterday it died so i only had the memory set at 2400 with no cpu overclock. but it kept dying
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Hi-res tweaker? What is that?
I'd reset your CMOS of all overclocks to start off with to make sure all your settings are default and boot from there.
Then try the sticks in XMP and see the results if that fails try testing one stick at a time as one might be faulty (try different slots).
Is the PC unstable in safe mode?
Is it blue screening, not booting, sluggish in windows/BIOS? What instability are you seeing?
I'd reset your CMOS of all overclocks to start off with to make sure all your settings are default and boot from there.
Then try the sticks in XMP and see the results if that fails try testing one stick at a time as one might be faulty (try different slots).
Is the PC unstable in safe mode?
Is it blue screening, not booting, sluggish in windows/BIOS? What instability are you seeing?
Things I would do,
Use classic mode in the BIOS only to set settings and save+exit.
Flip the switch to enable the OC socket (it adds more voltage options that you dont actually need to alter) but its something to try.
Try Win7 (if you can find an ISO/trial etc) as I had something kind off similar on the SOC Champion until they fixed it with a BIOS release.
Use classic mode in the BIOS only to set settings and save+exit.
Flip the switch to enable the OC socket (it adds more voltage options that you dont actually need to alter) but its something to try.
Try Win7 (if you can find an ISO/trial etc) as I had something kind off similar on the SOC Champion until they fixed it with a BIOS release.
The cpu switch on the motherboard is on 1, im guessing that is the overclock setting.
Ok just to check, these are the steps i will take after the dog walk
Take out the cmos battery.
remove all ram, then try each one in slot 1 and enable xmp. then reset and try the next stick. Correct?
Not too sure if this is also related, but on corsair link it says gigabyte motherboard temp sensor 2 is -55c??
Ok just to check, these are the steps i will take after the dog walk
Take out the cmos battery.
remove all ram, then try each one in slot 1 and enable xmp. then reset and try the next stick. Correct?
Not too sure if this is also related, but on corsair link it says gigabyte motherboard temp sensor 2 is -55c??
I think I have seen that before on Gigabyte boards,
I don't think its anything to worry about it doesn't seem to be able to understand.
would the cpu do that even if im just overclocking the memory
I cant be sure, there was another thread in the motherboard section not that long ago where a chap had tried nearly everything to get his PC either working/stable/usable and in the end it turned out to be the CPU, but that is so rare that I do side with RMA the board first.
