I've had this happened to me on all 3 of my boards now. With original bios, F7, intact I'm able to OC my FSB to 450Mhz and it'll run stable. I did this with my first build and it ran for 4 months I think. Then I figure I update the bios for the heck of it and when I did the PC would not boot up. I had to set the FSB back down below 300Mhz now for it to boot and run stable. I can no longer achieve 450Mhz even with the F7 BIOS.
Then on my 2nd build I use the same memory, Super Talent 800Mhz (I bought 4 of them in pairs), and was able to acheive 420Mhz. Forgetting that I shouldn't be upgrading the BIOS it happened again. The third time was because I was playing around with the BIOS Run utility. In any case, updating and reverting back to the same BIOS revision did something to the effect that I can't acheive the FSB I had once did.
6320, Q6600
7900GTX, 8800gts
ST 2gig dual channel 800Mhz
Antec 430 PS, Ultra Xfinity 600 PS
I'm pretty pissed as I had it running stable for many months until deciding to update the BIOS. I knew better but was dumb at the point in time I guess. Still, why can't I get the same benefits by reverting back? Anyhow, anyone have this similar problem or can provide any advice? Thanks.
Then on my 2nd build I use the same memory, Super Talent 800Mhz (I bought 4 of them in pairs), and was able to acheive 420Mhz. Forgetting that I shouldn't be upgrading the BIOS it happened again. The third time was because I was playing around with the BIOS Run utility. In any case, updating and reverting back to the same BIOS revision did something to the effect that I can't acheive the FSB I had once did.
6320, Q6600
7900GTX, 8800gts
ST 2gig dual channel 800Mhz
Antec 430 PS, Ultra Xfinity 600 PS
I'm pretty pissed as I had it running stable for many months until deciding to update the BIOS. I knew better but was dumb at the point in time I guess. Still, why can't I get the same benefits by reverting back? Anyhow, anyone have this similar problem or can provide any advice? Thanks.
