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overclocking problem

Discussion in 'PC hardware help' started by jenalyn, Sep 20, 2004.

  1. jenalyn

    jenalyn Guest

    when I start my computer, the bios report (system failed as a cpu is overclocking) what can I do to fix it

    I tried to change the cpu speed from the setup but I still have the problem. pls advice
     
    jenalyn, Sep 20, 2004
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  2. agent-k

    agent-k Regular member

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    Hi jenalyn,
    we need a lot more information than that.
    What are your system specs etc.
    Have you overclocked it yourself.
     
    agent-k, Sep 20, 2004
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  3. jenalyn

    jenalyn Guest

    AMD Athlon XP2800 333FSB 512kb L2 Cache Barton Retail Boxed Inc Heatsink & Fan with 3year Warranty 46392 Invoiced £75.49 £75.49
    Asus A7N8X-E Deluxe SKTA NVNorce2ST ATX 8xAGP Giga LAN, SATA, Firewire, 6 channel Audio, USB2 Dual chan. DDR +WiFi slot (up to DDR400) 58198 Invoiced £63.48 £63.48
    Crucial 512 DDR333 PC2700 DIMM
    Win XP Pro
    thanx for your help
     
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    Mmmmmmm, nice system.
    What is the Fsb set to in the bios.
    As you know the 2800 barton runs at 333Fsb, assuming the multiplier is locked then it may be possible that your Fsb is running at 400 (200 in the bios) which is why it's overclocking.
    If it's not that then maybe your processor is an older one without the locked multiplier but the multiplier is set too high.
     
    agent-k, Sep 20, 2004
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