Synesthesia
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This really pisses me off. In XP I had my E6750 running at 3.5 Ghz at 1.425 volts, with the ram (Ocz Reaper 800mhz) at 1025mhz. I ran a combo of Prime95 and SuperPie simultaneously for 35 hours before an error came up, and I could have likely pushed the processor to 3.8. Now with Vista, my ceiling is at 3.2 Ghz (1.5v), 980mhz with marginal stability. I thought that it might have been a Bios driver stability issue with Vista, so today I finally figured out how to flash the bios and upgraded to the latest version. Guess what.....no difference. It is purely Vista that is holding me back. Did Microsoft decide to lower overclocking potential to force customers to buy higher priced equipment? or is it just that they have some real morons working for them that completely F*d up this new OS.
How high can you guys oc in Vista 64bit?
At least the system does not seem to effect my 8800GT; like in XP I am still running 720, 2020 on it.
BTW, the oc ceiling exists in the form of my computer not rebooting after saving the Bios; I can't actually get into the OS to test it out. Is there a way to make it reboot correctly? Pressing the reset button only restores the previous settings.
How high can you guys oc in Vista 64bit?
At least the system does not seem to effect my 8800GT; like in XP I am still running 720, 2020 on it.
BTW, the oc ceiling exists in the form of my computer not rebooting after saving the Bios; I can't actually get into the OS to test it out. Is there a way to make it reboot correctly? Pressing the reset button only restores the previous settings.
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