Hoping someone can help me here.
I just put together a K7T Pro 2-A/Duron 600 system. Initially I tried connecting the L1 bridges with a pencil, but wasn't happy with the results. Then I went and bought one of the Loktite kits. Although I wasn't super neat, looking at it under a magnifying glass, it appears I connected the bridges properly.
My problem comes when I try to OC it. I've gotten it up as high as 800, with the chip voltage set at 1.65 or 1.70 (I forget which). I haven't messed with the FSB speed, just the multiplier. Everything seemed to run smoothly. But, if I power it down, it often won't boot back up. I get a series of beeps, then constant beeping, and the D LED (or whatever they're called) lights indicate a memory problem. The power and reset buttons become inoperative, and the only way to restart it is to unplug the PS. Sometimes when I reconnect the power plug to the PS, it will boot fine, other times I have to clear the CMOS, restoring all defaults, before it will reboot.
Anyone have any suggestions for what I did wrong? If it's the LI job, will alcohol remove it so I can try again?
Thanks.
UPDATE: I give up. I just restarted the computer, went into bios, set FSB at 103, multplier at 7.5 and voltage at 1.65 or so. It works at 773 MHz. Go figure. Wonder what it will do the first time I restart it?
UPDATE 2: Still seems to be running well, been through several power cycles.
I just put together a K7T Pro 2-A/Duron 600 system. Initially I tried connecting the L1 bridges with a pencil, but wasn't happy with the results. Then I went and bought one of the Loktite kits. Although I wasn't super neat, looking at it under a magnifying glass, it appears I connected the bridges properly.
My problem comes when I try to OC it. I've gotten it up as high as 800, with the chip voltage set at 1.65 or 1.70 (I forget which). I haven't messed with the FSB speed, just the multiplier. Everything seemed to run smoothly. But, if I power it down, it often won't boot back up. I get a series of beeps, then constant beeping, and the D LED (or whatever they're called) lights indicate a memory problem. The power and reset buttons become inoperative, and the only way to restart it is to unplug the PS. Sometimes when I reconnect the power plug to the PS, it will boot fine, other times I have to clear the CMOS, restoring all defaults, before it will reboot.
Anyone have any suggestions for what I did wrong? If it's the LI job, will alcohol remove it so I can try again?
Thanks.
UPDATE: I give up. I just restarted the computer, went into bios, set FSB at 103, multplier at 7.5 and voltage at 1.65 or so. It works at 773 MHz. Go figure. Wonder what it will do the first time I restart it?
UPDATE 2: Still seems to be running well, been through several power cycles.