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Manual voltage disabled
Name: AYB Fonzi Date: June 4, 2007 at 13:15:28 Pacific OS: XP Pro CPU/Ram: Core 2 Duo E4300 OC @2.8G Product: Customz
Comment:
I need to up my RAM voltage and CPU voltage in order to OC my CPU to 3.4GHz. But my motherboard won't let me. When I press enter to set the vCore in the BIOS, it doesn't do anything. And the RAM voltage setting is shaded grey, and doesn't open when I press enter.
Do I need do disable/enable anything? All the spread spectrums are disabled, plus C1E, Speedstep, and DOT are all disabled.
Under Cell Menu, you have to disable D.O.T. Control, disable Intel EIST, set System Clock mode to Manual (possibly 'Linked'), disable ALL Spread Spectrum Options, lock the PCI-e freq at 100MHz, & adjust the bus speeds & voltages.
One can only do so much thru a forum. Possibly if I had your PC in front of me, I could figure it out, but as for now, I have no more suggestions other than to check your BIOS settings. My guess is you're missing something.
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Response Number 11
Name: AYB Fonzi Date: June 8, 2007 at 18:29:52 Pacific
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It seems I had to press page up/page down...LOL!!
Sorry for the confusion.
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Response Number 12
Name: Derek Date: June 8, 2007 at 18:42:34 Pacific
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... whats the betting you found that written on the bottom right of the screen LOL.
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