i have this weird prob that is driving me crazy!!

I've been overclocking my Pentium D 2.66 to 3.6 GHZ and it runs just fine for the past few days and i keep track on my overclocking temp and things like that using CPU-z,PC-wizard, and Easy tune 5. So since last week, all the Temp,speed and other info shows the same on BIOS and windows.

today i took my pc back to my hometown and this weird prob occurs.

My BIOS shows that im running my Pentium D at 3.6GHZ with all the settings on manual except Auto on voltage control, but then when i logged on to windows, CPU-Z and all my applcation shows that im running on standard speed??

so tried to restart and check the BIOS, it shows that im still running my proc at 3.6ghz without any changes!!

i thought the proc already spoiled, so i changed to other proc(pentium 4 3.0 HT), and still the same prob occurs, BIOS shows im running at 3.8 but windows shows im running at standard!!

heres my spec

MOBO:GA-EP35-DS3
PROC:Pentium D 2.66
RAM:Kingston Hyper X PC-8500 high performace ram
OS:Windows XP sp3
GFX:ZOTAC AMP! Geforce 9600GT.

I think Intel Speed Step technology is causing the trouble. Try turning it off. I also don't know if your processor supports Enhanced C1E state. Turn that off also if it is on.

ok....how do i do that? im kinda noob on overclocking, ..please bro..

EIST n C1E disable edi???

no, i cant seem to find it on BIOS...

is there any other way to disable it?

C1E and EIST should be available.
Do you check properly bro?

-pWs-

i sure does, will try to look further later, i'll post here if i found it or not, thanks guys..

is there any key have to press? such CTRL+F1 when accessing Gigabyte BIOS. to enable certain features. no?

I found.



-pWs-

@-pws-
I did go to the Advanced BIOS option and tried to search for the EIST and C1E option, but the board didn't display the option at all.


and funny thing is, the manual book said it is caused by my CPU that did not support the features, does it mean my Pentium D 805 and Pentium 4 HT 631 does not support overclocking???

this is really weird man,caused i overclocked this two CPUS before, and why suddently i cant overclock my CPU????.....dude, why my Mobo is acting this way? and the option suddenly dissapeared???

I also tried to clear the CMOS using jumper for 30 seconds, but still i cannt find the EIST and C1E option and still i cant overclock my CPU ...huwa....

C1E & EIST is power saving mode, no support means no power saving. NOT no overcl0ck.
you need to press CTRL+F1 to access all options in BIOS (as hafiez said & it's written in manual book)

did that, and still the EIST and C1E option cannot be found anywhere!!...man ....

What i meant in not overclock is that no matter what i do the clock will be reseted at stock clock after i saved the setting, and in windows, it shows that my CPU clock runs at stock speed...

i dont know what to do anymore, i dont want to flash my BIOS, its too risky....

maybe i need to change my MOBO?? hmm...please...help me guys..

looks like this:
http://www.tomshardware.com/gallery/Gigaby...80----jpg-.html
actually if your processors doesn't support this 2 function (research yourself), then it won't be enabled anyway = just leave them alone.
ok, try this.
1. press F9 in BIOS main page, see the CPU speed & etc... (no sure but giga mobo should have this)
2. disable the fullscreen logo, reboot, press PAUSE|BREAK on the time it show your CPU speed (be fast)
you can press any key to continue boot.

do it read properly as your overclocked speed?

yeah it shows just like the pic from the link, but without the EIST,C1E TM2 and virtualization technology option,

will try to disable fullscreen logo and the pause break key, will try it later tonight... thanks bro

the biggest mistakes of all time... pentium D doesn't support c1e and eist feature.... and also virtualization tech... what the heck... how come anyone hadn't realized it! .. (exclude ktek)

This post has been edited by campsol2k: Jun 15 2008, 10:55 PM

la...tu l psl
u try orthos it
see whether teh speed go back to original oc speed

if you're a noob, read the pinned threads. there is no need to open a new thread just to ask basic questions