Hi guys,
I purchased an Asus bundle from Overclockers in February 2011 and was perhaps unfortunate enough to get one of the last non-GUI BIOSes. After some time, my computer lost the overclock values and reset to default. In an attempt to restore them, I wrote over the save that the OCuk engineers create (To this day I am 100% sure that I did the correct steps to apply it, and not overwrite!) and have been stuck at 2.4GHz ever since. I've recently followed a quick YouTube guide to get back to 3.7 GHz but feel like there's something missing.
As I know my setup was capable of reaching 4.0 to 4.1 GHz, I would love to see that speed restored. I was advised to come on to the forum and ask someone here about it.
The exact order name was "Radon Intel Core i5 760 2.80GHz @ 4.00GHz Overclocked Bundle - Asus"
With any luck, one of you have the same bundle that I brought and I can take the clock values from your setup without much testing.
However if that isn't the case, I would be grateful for a push in the right direction (or hold my hand through this!) and let me know where to start. I'm gutted enough that my PC is very out of date after only one year (and a bit).
I have posted my DxDiag report on pastebin here: http://pastebin.com/j5qdDSvK
Let me know what other system information you may need.
Thanks folks!
Josh
I purchased an Asus bundle from Overclockers in February 2011 and was perhaps unfortunate enough to get one of the last non-GUI BIOSes. After some time, my computer lost the overclock values and reset to default. In an attempt to restore them, I wrote over the save that the OCuk engineers create (To this day I am 100% sure that I did the correct steps to apply it, and not overwrite!) and have been stuck at 2.4GHz ever since. I've recently followed a quick YouTube guide to get back to 3.7 GHz but feel like there's something missing.
As I know my setup was capable of reaching 4.0 to 4.1 GHz, I would love to see that speed restored. I was advised to come on to the forum and ask someone here about it.
The exact order name was "Radon Intel Core i5 760 2.80GHz @ 4.00GHz Overclocked Bundle - Asus"
With any luck, one of you have the same bundle that I brought and I can take the clock values from your setup without much testing.
However if that isn't the case, I would be grateful for a push in the right direction (or hold my hand through this!) and let me know where to start. I'm gutted enough that my PC is very out of date after only one year (and a bit).
I have posted my DxDiag report on pastebin here: http://pastebin.com/j5qdDSvK
Let me know what other system information you may need.
Thanks folks!
Josh
