Overclocking voltage too low

As the thread says "voltage to low"

Thanks for the reply!

So is that why it's rebooting, because it's setting itself to a higher voltage automatically? Because after the restart it's fine but done nothing to the settings myself.

Are you saying it only reboots when you 1st switch it on and then runs fine? If so does taking the processor back to stock settings fix it? Also have you tried running Prime 95, if not try it as it will give a real test of the system stability. If you can run Prime95 OK then the problem is most likely software related. I am not an expert but I hope this helps

Yes, it only reboots when it first switches on then runs fine. Putting the processor back to stock settings does fix it. And I've run Prime95 for hours without any problems. I don't get it what am I missing?

I increase the FSB from 333 to 400 and no matter what voltages I use it still has that weird restart.

Any ideas?

Yes, it only reboots when it first switches on then runs fine.
Putting the processor back to stock settings does fix it.
The weird restart isn't resetting my BIOS to default either.
And I've run Prime95 for hours without any problems. I don't get it what am I missing?

I increase the FSB from 333 to 400 and no matter what voltages I use it still has that weird restart.

Any ideas?

Does it do this if you restart it or only if you boot from cold. If it only does it from cold then it is most likely linked to the power supply. I could be completely wrong though as I am no expert. It could be worth trying a bios update though I can see no reason it would make a difference.

Could also be RAM related.. Set the ram speed a little lower and then check it out

Thanks for the replys simon12 and cromedome,

It only happens if I boot from cold. It's as though my power supply needs to "warm up" first. It's a 600W Xpower supply a couple years old which (I think) isn't way underpowered. But perhaps it's a rubbish brand.

I will try and lower my RAM as well as double checking the Ram voltage isn't off.

Thanks for your help, if any of your suggestions work I will let you know.