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 Overclocking problem for Gigabyte GA-8N SLI rev1.1, Can't overclock the PentiumD 915

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TSocsean
post Aug 16 2006, 03:34 PM, updated 20y ago

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Hi everone, I own Gigabyte GA-8N SLI rev1.1 which is Nforce SLI chipset that support up to 1066FSB.
I equip this board with Pentium D 915 which run at 800FSB. When I overclock above 900FSB, it will no post. But if I put above 1033FSB, it is will post but will restart everytime. (Means not stable at all).
I already set all setting other than CPU to default frequency. Example, I fix the PCIE clock at 100mhz, DDR2 RAM at 533mhz. And one thing I am sure that is this Pentium D 915 can run above 1066FSB. I have been try a lot of setting and still failed.
I just suspected it is Gigabyte GA-8N SLI rev1.1 is not overclockable. Or what mistake I done with this overclocking. Anyone with this board success to overclocking? Or have the idea? Pls guide me. Thanks a lot!

Below is my spec:
Gigabyte GA-8N SLI rev1.1
Pentium D 915 (2.8G,800FSB)
Geforce 6600GT
Kingston 512MB DDR2 533mhz * 2
Seagate 250GB SATA2



junkieG
post Aug 18 2006, 01:03 AM

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ur not on icute power supply rite?
TSocsean
post Aug 18 2006, 05:44 PM

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Mine one is Icute 450watt power supply
BurgerRI
post Sep 3 2006, 08:20 PM

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Try to enable the performance mode in the Gigabyte Bios. It will increase your board stability a little bit. Also turn off the FSB turbo Mode.

Have you tried jacking up the FSB in smaller increments? like 5-10Mhz.


soulfly
post Sep 3 2006, 09:10 PM

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QUOTE(ocsean @ Aug 18 2006, 05:44 PM)
Mine one is Icute 450watt power supply
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prepare to get the psu exploded
Hyde`fK
post Sep 4 2006, 11:33 AM

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QUOTE(soulfly @ Sep 3 2006, 09:10 PM)
prepare to get the psu exploded
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You gonna scares him. laugh.gif

Motherboard isn't the only factor when comes to overclockings. RAM and PSU play important roles too.

 

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