OverClocking Problemos!

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Nixiva

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My computer is to much OverClocked, and i want to stop "OverClocking" the computer. But my question is: How can i stop overclock my computer ? I don't want the computer to be overclocked. Because i have problems in-game's when im playing FPS game's after 5-10 Minutes its being black blue green yellow white all over my screen in this pixels [] so, How to stop the overclocking? Please tell me the answear!:o cheers
 
Well, If you're are getting funny colours in games it's your graphics card...

You've obviously raised it's original speed, lower it...

Either that or it's overheating and you may need to buy some better cooling for it...

"How can i stop overclock my computer" Simple!

Do what you did to overclock... In reverse! :P
 
Lol i didn't overclock the computer. It's homemade by some guy into the city. A little computer store. I'll know its clocked but i dont know how i can stop the overclocking. So gimmeh answear if you know =) | And how to lower the orginal speed on the graphic card? You just gotta know when i try to fix a problem.. You dont even want to ask me. Im just going into options and klicking on all and se if it's being any changes o_O Sometimes succes but many times; Mission Failed =/ lols!
 
Oh, How do you know it's overlclocked then?

You don't overclock it by using it, it gets overclocked manually and thats it, you have an overclocked computer.

It sounds like a heat problem, do you know the temparatures of your computer?
 
No, but it's possible to check when im starting up the computer right? I'll press "DEL" or "F11" im going to check brb.
 
CPU FanSpeed 3308 RPM.
Current CPU Temperature: 34*C/03*F
Current SystemTemp: 30*C/86*F
CPU Vcore: 1,32 V
+12,0V: 11,49 V
+3,3V: 3,26 V
+5,0V: 4,91 V
Battery: 2,99 V
+5VSB: 4,99 V
---------------------- Thats what it stands. You got any ideas now?
 
Another way to check is to download cpu-z from www.cpuid.com, and then send us a screenshot. It will tell you the factory speed and the current speed.

Did you think that maybe the video card was overclocked? Because its usually that when you see artifacts and "funny colors".
 
Your temps are fine!

Yeah like Me and OEMEGA have said, it's probably your video card overheating or has been overclocked too much.
 
Just to backup what I said earlier, if the processor is overheating or isnt stable (too low voltage for instance), then you will usually either see a BSOD, the system will crash, or it will restart. When you see things wrong with the colors, see artifacts, or some textures are missing, thats usually a sign of the video card overheating or overclocked too high.
 
Nixiva said:
Ok i shouldn't upload the images on imageshack.us the screeny's is to big for what they accept. So i'll hosted it on rapidshare a ziped folder with the images from the Cpu-Z the link is: http://rapidshare.com/files/17474073/Cpu_Inmages.rar.html
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That pretty much confirms it.

The processor is only 10Mhz higher then stock (1Mhz faster bus), and that wouldnt cause any problems. So it has to be your video card.

Do you know if you have nVidia or ATI? And if so, what model?
 
MEM_TRCRD 7 CLOCKS
MEM_TRCDWR 2 CLOCKS
MEM_TRP 5 CLOCKS
MEM_TRAS 8 CLOCKS
MEM_TRRD 3 CLOCKS
MEM_TWR 6 CLOCKS
MEM_TR2W CL+3 CLOCKS
MEM_TW2R 3 CLOCKS
MEM_TW2R_SAME_BANK USE TWR RULE
MEM_TR2R 2 CLOCKS
MEM_WR_LATENCY 1.5 CLOCKS
MEM_CAS_LATENCY 5 CLOCKS
MEM_CMD_LATENCY 0 CLOCKS
MEM_STR_LATENCY WR LATENCY
MEM_REFRESH_RATE 0x2A
MEM_TRFC 25 CLOCKS
 
lol, not that.

When you first install and run it, there should be a display which has one or two temps displayed on the left, and a graph as well.
 
The clocks seem fine, but this is what i'm referring to:

ati_emps.jpg

ati_temps.jpg
 
My Atitool dosent looks like yours, i dont have that on my... I got 0.26 version of it :S where to find that one your using?
 
Nixiva said:
My Atitool dosent looks like yours, i dont have that on my... I got 0.26 version of it :S where to find that one your using?
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Do you have Catalyst Control Center installed? If so, you should be able to see the temperature of your graphics card from that. :)
 
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