im using e6300 and try overclock..
my mobo is biostar Tforce 965PT
suddenly my multliplier drop to 6 instead of 7..
could anybody tell me what cause the prob, and how to fix it




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its normal d00d

disable the Eist thinggy in BIOS shall fix ur pr0blem

im new in oc dude..
how im gonna do dat??

as i said earlier, its in the BIOS
diff mobo brand/ model might havry diff kinda setup menu
should be in something like "Advance setup bla.. bla.. bla.."

go find it in the BIOS..

dude..
i cant find that Eist thinggy..
can u be more specific pliz..

Try browse your mobo mannual la.. or play with the BIOS to find it.
Not a big prob.. can easily fix one.

that is the specific..
u have to disable the Eist function

again, i havent used any biostar mobo, so cant really give u the Eist setting is in which menus

i play with my bios n still no result..
i event clear CMOS but noting happen..

is there any program for EIST setting??

try PM nakata101 or irenic, they both are using the same mobo as yours. probably they could lead you to the right path.

How about b4 u oc it, ur multliplier still on default (x7)right?
Can u explain more detail how u oc?

This post has been edited by nakata101: Jan 8 2007, 11:35 AM

before oc the multiplier still default x7..after using the toverclock utilities, suddenly my comp restart and the multiplier set to x6..

U mean u sing the oc tool software which come with ur mobo?
Have u go in the bios n check it, set the oc setting to Normal. Set the multiplier to X7, then save n exit n check it again. Did u using the lastest Bios ?

Uninstall the overclock utility. They're crap. Use BIOS instead.



Make sure the options are as above, all DISABLED.

Anyway, I suggest that you update to the latest BIOS.

Anything else... check out this link, might be helpful : http://www.rebelshavenforum.com/sisubb/ult...?ubb=forum;f=53

This post has been edited by soulfly: Jan 8 2007, 12:27 PM

Yup... update the lastest BIOS any problem will solve!!

update my Bios..
change my multiplier to 7 but it isnt working..
what could have done wrong..

did u follow as what scoufly posted above?
try looking around ur bios.
if u want a rapid response, maybe u could post a picture of ur bios settings here.

maybe you can find your answer here. http://forums.vr-zone.com/showthread.php?t=85454

i believe it either Speed Step or EIST. something like Cool N Quite in AMD. just disable both in Bios.

This post has been edited by Sanko: Jan 8 2007, 11:00 PM

problem solve..
very easy actually..
open control panel, power option, power scheme and set to always on..
the multiplier will set to max..
thanks all for the help..

hehee.. i oso never tot that would help as im prrety sure it should be done in BIOS environment

well d0ne

just to let everyone know,

EIST refers to Enhanced Intel Speedstep Technology

This is a feature that let you saves power consumption and is dervied from mobile proc (staring from P3-M)

The speed varies according to usage. the lower it is, the lower power the consumption

disabling the EIST (either BIOS, control panel in windows or 3rd party software like centrino hardwre controller, CHC) will enable one to take full control of the proc, in this case, for o/c purposes

EIST for desktop procs is available from PentiumD9xx (but not activated) and up to the recent C2D procs

This post has been edited by lucifah: Jan 8 2007, 11:32 PM