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Is this the one?
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=FS-190-OE
Titan 8300i Supersaurus Intel 4.60GHz Quad Core System
Motherboard: Gigabyte Z68X-UD5 Intel Z68 (Socket 1155) DDR3 Motherboard ** B3 REVISION **
If you bought the overclocked system from OcUK, iirc the system I bought had a folder on the desktop containing the programs used for overclocking and the test results from the overclock. Have a look.
I've downloaded the CPU-Z. But it still shows my CPU being clocked to 3.30ghz, it's ment to be 4.6ghz?
THat is showing your CPU underclocked, which it does automatically when not in use to save power. Try taxing it to see if you are getting 4.6 or not
With Speed Step technology you won't see it as being overclocked unless you put it under load.
Run Prime95 or IBT.
EDIT
see post#4 for links
Okay, maybe it isn't overclocked then. Did the PC come with any paperwork? I think sometimes they require you to put in some settings.
My understanding was that some OCUK systems come not overclocked, but they have all the settings that they have tested and you have to put some settings in to get the overclock
You may have a saved overclocked bios profile that needs activating.
Do you know how to look for this?
Were you using Prime95?
Did you select blend test?
If you are unsure doing this/using these programs I suggest you contact OcUK
either through the forums here: http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/forumdisplay.php?f=116
or send a webnote or phone them.
To me it does seem like it is not overclocked. If you are comfortable finding the settings (we can help) then we'll do that. If not it may be best to wait and just contact overclockers.
Well it might have been a mistake, or like someone said it may just be a setting saved by them somewhere that needs to be selected. One second I will look up what to do on your specific PC.
theres a user called OCuk on the PC? have you checked the desktop, documents folder etc?
What programs? Just ones that came with Windows 7?
I dont mean to be rude, but it might just be worth contacting overclockers?
OCUK are usually very good, they will sort it out swiftly I'm sure.
Sorry I couldn't be more help. Hope it all get's sorted.
I suspect the system has lost its settings, if you pop into the BIOS, press F12 there should be a saved profile and there should be a Ocuk Overclocked profile, load this and you should be good to go.
Overclocks can do strange things, mine has done this in the past, turn it on grows a wobbler, redo the overclock and good to go.
Was the system bought with windows already loaded?