Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD7-B3 overclocking issue ?

[vegettonox]

I have this particular motherboard with an i7 2600k overclocked to 4.3ghz (new to overclocking not interested in pushing it yet), most settings are on automatic, i have the cpu features disabled except for multithreading. I had to enable load line calibration to level 1 which stabilized the core system but i bumped the vccio to 1.08v after i installed both 580sc video cards in sli mode which would dump the stability. I ran 24 hours of prime 95, a default run of occt, 24 and 10 passes of linx with 2 gig memory set rest of settings default, 6 passes of 3dmark 06 and 12 passes (22 hours) of memtest 86 v4.20. The temperatures never passed 66*c during prime 95 and im using a coolermaster v8 cooler with ocz freeze thermal compound.

I was curious if the overclocking community could give me a hand with a small issue that pops up occasionally but i don't think its a problem. Occasionally when i make changes to settings in the bios, the last time i was disabling onboard audio, the system did its restart procedure (several power on and offs) and listed a voltage or overclocking change as the result. I received this message a few times when i was overclocking and was wondering if this is a problem or something that may occur when the board is overclocked and settings are altered.

I was also wondering if my vccio may be to high causing the problem, like i said the system is completely stable and the board did not reset its overclocking settings upon the issue described above.

Any information would be helpful thank you.

 

[Leaps-from-Shadows]

Some boards will do the multi-reboot thing, especially when overclocked. It's a known issue with Sandy Bridge boards, and they haven't really come up with a fix yet. Mine only does it when cold-booting.

1.08v VCCIO is well within the safe range. You don't have to worry until it gets to 1.2v or so.