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megabitez

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06-19-2008 at 06:12:40 AM

Ok For 4 days straight i been searching forums for 4-5hours a day...I cant get it to boot with ANY setting i find....Can someone please help me....
My current setup is
asus p5n-sli
ultra chilltec cpu cooler
OCZ ddr2 4096mb pc6400 800mhz
nvidia geforce 8800gts
ultra x-pro 750watt power supply

i had gotten it to post 1 time at 3.1
i cant figure out what i did =(( please help

My goal is 3.1 again please

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iluvgillgill

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06-19-2008 at 06:39:51 AM

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did you up the voltage?and make sure you got the latest BIOS.

megabitez

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06-19-2008 at 06:43:41 AM

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i have the lasted bios for sure i went according to voltsage i seen on the forums with other peoples settings. i did not go beyond there volts

shata

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06-19-2008 at 11:06:57 AM

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Well overclocking is a gradual process not a Set the voltage to 2v and fsb to 400...

Gotta go slow up the FSB a little till the system wont do Prime95 anymore then when it errors give it a little voltage and make sure the memory is ratio'd if you have **** speed memory your going to have to do that.

You might have to do some research on how to overclock on the web cause i have feeling you have no idea, and it takes some experience to do it right and to know whats making the system unstable.

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Upgrading to 2x7200rpm soon.

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06-19-2008 at 11:28:32 AM

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P5N-SLi(and all other 650i,and think 680i) have problems overclocking quads, due to dispute between Nvidia and Intel,unlike p35/38, so I think if you got it stable @3000, leave it there, because 3100 will not give you much better performance!

iluvgillgill

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06-19-2008 at 10:00:50 PM

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shata wrote :

up the CPU voltage to 1.5v and up the FSB to 333 select sync on memory and up the ram volt to 2.1 and set timing to 4-4-4-15. so you say thats not gonna work? if you say no then there will be alot of people shoutting at you.hint hint

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06-19-2008 at 10:17:32 PM

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Post your temps and bios settings.

Also list VID. Use Real Temp for temps.

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