Can't get same multiplier on BIOS anymore, but I can with Easytune

[rafaeld]

[profJim]

Re: Can't get same multiplier on BIOS anymore, but I can with Easytune

Do you have an option to load optimized bios settings?
If yes:

1. power off your machine
2. unplug the psu power cord from the wall outlet or the back of the psu
3. press and hold the on/off power switch on the front of your case for 15 - 30 seconds
4. remove the motherboard battery for 15 - 30 minutes or longer
5. remove 3 memory modules to boot with only 8GB
6. reinstall the battery and reconnect the power supply power cord
7. power on your machine and boot into the bios to load optimized bios settings
8. save settings and exit, then reenter the bios

See how high you can overclock now.

[rafaeld]

Re: Can't get same multiplier on BIOS anymore, but I can with Easytune

Do you have an option to load optimized bios settings?
If yes:

1. power off your machine
2. unplug the psu power cord from the wall outlet or the back of the psu
3. press and hold the on/off power switch on the front of your case for 15 - 30 seconds
4. remove the motherboard battery for 15 - 30 minutes or longer
5. remove 3 memory modules to boot with only 8GB
6. reinstall the battery and reconnect the power supply power cord
7. power on your machine and boot into the bios to load optimized bios settings
8. save settings and exit, then reenter the bios

See how high you can overclock now.

Tried this exact procedure and it didn't solve also. Maximum boot 4,1Ghz. Running 4.3Ghz stable via Easytune6, and don't know where the BIOS problem is...

[wazza300]

Re: Can't get same multiplier on BIOS anymore, but I can with Easytune

checked to see if the turbo limits are interfering in anyway with the multiplier? try adjusting each turbo limit to 45

[rafaeld]

Re: Can't get same multiplier on BIOS anymore, but I can with Easytune

checked to see if the turbo limits are interfering in anyway with the multiplier? try adjusting each turbo limit to 45

Hi, turbo is already disabled. If I enable turbo and increase only the turbo limits (leaving the core frequency at 3.5Ghz), the computer won't boot also.

[wazza300]

Re: Can't get same multiplier on BIOS anymore, but I can with Easytune

are you sure your cpu has no voltage adjustment? did you try setting it to normal and using dvid? dvid amount gets applied to the standard cpu voltage at load,dont use huge amounts and the first digit should always be 0,so +0.050v for example

try leaving cmos battery out overnight,keep pc unplugged and hold in the front panel power switch to fully drain the motherboard/components or stored power

[rafaeld]

Re: Can't get same multiplier on BIOS anymore, but I can with Easytune

are you sure your cpu has no voltage adjustment? did you try setting it to normal and using dvid? dvid amount gets applied to the standard cpu voltage at load,dont use huge amounts and the first digit should always be 0,so +0.050v for example

try leaving cmos battery out overnight,keep pc unplugged and hold in the front panel power switch to fully drain the motherboard/components or stored power

Hi wazza300, yes, no CPU voltage adjusts at all. It only works on auto mode. Dvid should then be right where I need, maybe a start peak that the mobo is "protecting" the CPU from. I'll try again leaving the battery out overnight night. Thanks!

[wazza300]

Re: Can't get same multiplier on BIOS anymore, but I can with Easytune

you could simply be limited on that board in how high you can overclock,seems a basic bios compared to the higher end boards,i wouldnt like to overclock high on any board that limits me to using auto cpu voltage