* xfx 750i sli 775 motherboard
* 2.33 mhz intel core 2 quad 1333 fbs
* 700 watt rocket fish psu
*apevia xplorer case
* 8 gb ocz platinum 1000mhz fsb (4 x 2gb )
* 2 sparkle 2gb video cards ... 4gb of graphics ...
its currently running at 800mhz with the ram voltage at 1.8v ... i need to up the 800mhz to 1000mhz and the voltage from 1.8v to 2.1v ... my problem is that all voltages on the bottom half of my bios screen are locked . Does anyone know how to unlock the memory voltage ? I know how to up the fsb of the ram but can not seem to unlock the mem voltage or cpu voltages .. please helpp thanks
Your Rocketfish PSU has been measured. It has been weighed. And it has been found wanting.
Check it out on hardwaresecrets.com. Then replace it before it takes anything out.
To answer your question, there may be a key combination (e.g. Alt-F1) to unlock additional areas of the BIOS screens. This should be in your mobo manual.
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FIRST OFF MY PSU KNOWS ITS ROLE ... so it wont go bad ... lol .. definately did mention my motherboard ... first thing in the post moron ..... on the motherboard itself , there is a jumper that has to be moved for overclocking. once this is done i can now change all the settings .... but when i goto change the ram voltage and mhz to 2.1 and 1000mhz niether xp or vista will load.. ( dual boot.. what do you know about it ?) I only wanna overclock my ram is this possible to do or do i have to overclock my processor too ? Once again i have an
*XFX SLI 750I MOTHERBOARD w/ 8GB (4 X 2GB) OCZ PLATINUM 1000MHZ RAM
i just dont wanna screw my system up or fry anything
Once you have tripped the JOC1 jumper on the motherboard to green (while the computer is off) go back in to the bios, when you highlight the memory voltage use your Page UP and Page Down key. By the way this is an XFX motherboard they never come with complete instructions, I don't think anyone there understands english well enough to write a proper manual. They are just as bad when it comes to replying at the support site, I speak english, I don't know what language they listen.
Message edited by iggyrock on 05-08-2009 at 11:11:22 AM
Run the FSB to memory at 1:1. In other words run your memory clock at twice the FSB. You will not gain anything useful by trying to overclock the memory. And apparently, if Windows doesn't load, it's not working anyway.