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I currently have a Gigabyte GA-X79S-UP5 board and it works great, though when I overclock my computer, everytime when I turn it on the computer enters a single reboot loop and then it boots normally, though its annoying, is it meant to be normal for a Gigabyte board to do this when a system is overclocked? Is there a way to eliminate the reboot loop when overclocked?
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Re: Reboot loop when overclocked
What is your BIOS OC settings?
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