original post:
I recently just updated to an AMD 3800 X2 and a 7800 GTX. I updated to the 1015 bios since it was the latest released bios.
The problem that I discovered while trying to overclock the CPU is that whenever I try to change the DRAM configuration to manual and turn on 1T the system wont boot. I get the BSOD, reboot to bios, or will start to post into windows XP but then reboot. When I had my old 3200 winchester I could run at 1T without a problem (as far as the board would let me.. 220?)
I have nice OCZ ram so I don?t know what the issue is?
I have tried the following:
an earlier bios ? 1013 (this is the current one installed)
updated chipset drivers to 6.70 for AMD
ran memtest 86 and it passed.
Upped ram voltage to 2.85
Any advice as to what my problem could be????
Please help!!!
Thanks,
Gixxer
Follow up info:
I have been using the default timings (auto) which go to 2.5, 3, 3, 5. My RAM is rated at 2, 2, 2, 5 1T.
The divider is currently set to 1:1 (200 auto default) while i try to figure this issue out.
Any other ideas???
I paid a premium for this memory in the hopes I could get some good 1T timings and overclocks. It was doing ok before with the older components in my signature below (I haven't updated it yet..) so i am not sure what it causing this behavior?
Could it be a windows XP issue with dual cores? Is there any special program or driver I am supposed to install in XP after installing a dual core CPU?
Thanks,
Gixxer
the ram is set to 200.. basically the system will not post with 1t turned on at any speed.
P.S. This post was originally in the CPU forum because i thought it might be an AMD X2 issue but i did not get much feedback. so i copied my original post and follow up feedback here in the hopes of getting more information/help.
http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview...atid=28&threadid=1733871&enterthread=y
I recently just updated to an AMD 3800 X2 and a 7800 GTX. I updated to the 1015 bios since it was the latest released bios.
The problem that I discovered while trying to overclock the CPU is that whenever I try to change the DRAM configuration to manual and turn on 1T the system wont boot. I get the BSOD, reboot to bios, or will start to post into windows XP but then reboot. When I had my old 3200 winchester I could run at 1T without a problem (as far as the board would let me.. 220?)
I have nice OCZ ram so I don?t know what the issue is?
I have tried the following:
an earlier bios ? 1013 (this is the current one installed)
updated chipset drivers to 6.70 for AMD
ran memtest 86 and it passed.
Upped ram voltage to 2.85
Any advice as to what my problem could be????
Please help!!!
Thanks,
Gixxer
Follow up info:
I have been using the default timings (auto) which go to 2.5, 3, 3, 5. My RAM is rated at 2, 2, 2, 5 1T.
The divider is currently set to 1:1 (200 auto default) while i try to figure this issue out.
Any other ideas???
I paid a premium for this memory in the hopes I could get some good 1T timings and overclocks. It was doing ok before with the older components in my signature below (I haven't updated it yet..) so i am not sure what it causing this behavior?
Could it be a windows XP issue with dual cores? Is there any special program or driver I am supposed to install in XP after installing a dual core CPU?
Thanks,
Gixxer
the ram is set to 200.. basically the system will not post with 1t turned on at any speed.
P.S. This post was originally in the CPU forum because i thought it might be an AMD X2 issue but i did not get much feedback. so i copied my original post and follow up feedback here in the hopes of getting more information/help.
http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview...atid=28&threadid=1733871&enterthread=y