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[Solved] Help! lost ny ds3-l 6750 oc settings

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Hey all... I had an extremely stable o/c with my system...just added 2 more gigs of same ram.
Accidently hit some buttons in bios...lost all o/c settings. Any help to get my system back to 3.4ghz with ddr2 running at 850 any help with my bios settings would be greatly appreciated.

BTW... YOUNGSTER? I've been here for years and have never been so insulted. Perhap's I should stop referring my friends to Tom's and towards a more polite troubleshooting website.

Message edited by Pintail on 10-09-2009 at 12:05:43 AM

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And now, open up the BIOS and use the [F11] key to save your settings.

http://www.tomshardware.com/review [...] 20-12.html
C1E...Disable
EIST..Disable
PCI Express freq...100

Try the above first. If your OC is stable dont change the settings below.

FSB over voltage control...+.1
(G)MCH over volt control...+.1 or +.2

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Message edited by knotknut on 10-09-2009 at 12:41:32 AM

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knotknut wrote :

Will try again...but I'm pretty sure my first O/C did not involve messing with the voltage settings. Perhaps adding the 2 more sticks of ram will require this?

-I have looked for my paperwork with all of my o/c settings written down, cannot find it.
-I have researched my prior posts, favorites, and links before posting.(some lead to stickies here)

Thank you for the courteous answer, unlike others who reply with rude and insulting commentary.

Got it working back to original OC settings...I think it was just in the order I did things in the bios.... Strange, but it's working now!

Now to dig out my digital camera and take pictures of all my bios screens!

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And now, open up the BIOS and use the [F11] key to save your settings.

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jsc wrote :

And now, open up the BIOS and use the [F11] key to save your settings.

Crap!!!!! I thought I read ALL the manuals! F11 to save to CMOS? Oh well, never too old to learn something new everyday!

Thanks alot for the tip!

Message edited by Pintail on 10-15-2009 at 04:57:43 AM

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