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  • Blue Screen with XP Pro while OCing

    Win XP, when I overclock my cpu I get a blue screen of death. Go Figure, I have a XP 1600+ and OC it to a 1900+ anything more than that and the mobo resets itself, it's a gigabyte ga-7vrxp.

  • #2
    How are your temps doing?
    - Damien

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    • #3
      my FAN is so huge, I should have started a long long long time ago. They are all normal like normal while i'm running at 1600+
      not even OCing. I'm wondering if has something to do with activation MICROSOFT

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      • #4
        Sounds like the CPU may need a little extra voltage to stabilise it but maybe something else. It would help to give us the full details of your settings and setup though. ;)
        <center>:cheers:</center>

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        • #5
          I had the FSB set to 150 I think, I didn't see a place to change the Voltage, but there is a % meter, i don't know what it does it does. I mentioned the mobo i'm using in an eairlier post. Maby someone is useing that with an oc'd 1600, going to a 1900 might be too much but I heard that AMD's and The New Gigabyte mobo are the best for overcolcking, and with my cooling I should be able to pump out 25% more power.

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          • #6
            Under "Hardware Monitor & Misc Setup" in BIOS you'll find a setting called "VCore Voltage" (3rd from the top on left) and this can be changed from "Normal" to "5%/7.5%/10%". Try 5% 1st but if that don't work then try 7.5% though keep ya eye on temps as the CPU will run warmer with the extra voltage. You may want to check your memory timings to as they maybe a little too aggressive at those speeds. ;)
            <center>:cheers:</center>

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            • #7
              i'll try that, these smilies are cool:snip:

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              • #8
                I got it to 1800 and it's stable, so far, I'm running Prime 95 hopefully it'll be all good. What's it mean when Prime 95 freezes on test 1?

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                • #9
                  I've got no idea as I've never used it but someone else may. ;)

                  I have the same board in my No.2 PC which happily runs a XP1800+ @ 2100+ (1730MHz) with a 150MHz FSB with a 5% VCore increase, crunches Seti@home 24/7 with games being played most of the day and night as well. :devil win
                  <center>:cheers:</center>

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