O.C. Profile not storing P6X58D Premium

[aamsel]

Perhaps I don't fully understand ASUS O.C. Profile?

I used to have a P5Q Deluxe and had 4 stored profiles
in CMOS that could be labeled.

So, part one of O.C. Profile is that you can save these
labeled profiles in CMOS (8 on the P6X58D Premium)?

Part two of O.C. Profile is being able to burn these to
a thumb drive using the additional O.C. Profile utility in CMOS?

Haven't done part two, but I have saved profiles on the P6X58D
Premium, and if I load them, the values I put in the fields are not
saved (like they were on the P5Q Deluxe).

The CMOS battery is new and good because it will retain the CMOS
settings when the board is off and power supply unplugged.

Any ideas?

 

[lopri]

In the screen, do you see "Enable OC Profile" or something like that? You may have to enable it first. I remember something like that with a recent ASUS board. Basically you have to go from the bottom of the screen. Also, on that board if I name the profile with space it wouldn't save the profile. Give it a name without a space.

 

[aamsel]

In the screen, do you see "Enable OC Profile" or something like that? You may have to enable it first. I remember something like that with a recent ASUS board. Basically you have to go from the bottom of the screen. Also, on that board if I name the profile with space it wouldn't save the profile. Give it a name without a space.

There is nothing about enabling oc profile.
I am aware of not using spaces for the names.
I am storing the profiles without any names for them at all, but
the profiles are not being retained.

 

[jjmIII]

I am storing the profiles without any names for them at all, but
the profiles are not being retained.

Did you try it with giving it a name??

 

[aamsel]

Did you try it with giving it a name??

Yes I did.
It then shows the saved profile with the name that I give it, but my data
is not inside it, it is just showing the BIOS default settings.