Problem Over Clocking

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I have a gigabyte Ep45C-DS3R/DS3, and I bought an Intel core 2 quad 6600. When I first but it together it would over clock fine to 3 gigs. The mother board came with a energy saving program called dynamic energy saver. This program was making my computer unstable. Once my pc wouldn’t boot due to “DES failed to run” I think it was talking about the energy saver program. Well I reset the bios and haven’t been able to over clock since then. I change the fsb from 266 to 270 and it doesn’t work. My mobo says it failed due to over clocking or changes in voltages. I looked at pc-wizzard in it said that the dynamic front side bus was disabled. That is what I think the problem is but I don’t know how to enable it. Please help.
 

Spork3245

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I have the same motherboard and am having the exact same problem.
Is there any way to disable the energy saving features?
 

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OK, without that data.

PCI Express Frequency (Mhz) [100]
CIA2 [Disabled]
CPU Host Clock Control [Enabled]
CPU Host Frequency [333]
DRAM Performance Enhance [Normal]
System Memory Multiplier (SPD) [2]
DRAM Voltage [auto] for 1.8V spec or [+.X] added to 1.8V. Example: For 2.2V [+.4V] 1.8V + .4V = 2.2V.

This will give you 3G/1333 with Ram at 1:1 667.

If you have DDR2 800 you can set the memory multi to 2.4 which will give you 333 x 2.4 = 800.

C1E and EIST can be disabled but it should run stable with both enabled. I leave C1E enabled.


I don't see that you were monitoring temps. You should use Core Temp or Real Temp to monitor temps.






 

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Your Mushkin RAM will go to 1066 but I would stick to 800 max for now. Don't forget to set the RAM voltage to [+.3] which will give you 2.1V. You probably don't need that voltage for 800 but it won't hurt the RAM
 

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Has anyone checked the core temps? Are you using the stock HS?

Technically you are only overclocking something if you are pushing it beyond the spec.
 

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I have a 650watt Antec Earthwatt. Again, it's a motherboard problem, it can't be a coincidence that we are both having the same exact problem with the same motherboard.
I could put my CPUs FSB at 267 and it'll be stable for about 10 minutes before crashing. There's something up with this motherboard model. :( :( :(
 

Spork3245

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I was referring to if I upped it in windows via easytune 6, however if I do it through the BIOS I have the same thing happen as you.
 

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Uh, what program is that program?

Run Core Temp and Prime95 small FFTs until temps stabilize, at least 10 minutes, and posts temps. Stop Prime 95 if temps go over 75C.
 

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My cpu temp is 35C idle.
The same problem is occuring to two seperate individuals with the same motherboard, if something is set wrong it's a stock setting unfortunately. :(
 

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If it was 30 mobos you might have a point but two is not enough to make that generalization.

What is your VID in Core Temp with [strike]C1E[/strike] disabled?

EIST disabled not C1E, or both if you want.