IC7-G sound issues when o/c-ed

If I bump my FSB over 212 I lose my on-board sound. Anyone else had this problem?

Sarge

You shouldn't unless you don't have the AGP/PCI locked to default. Set the BIOS setting to "fix" and "66/33".

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I just got the board and am still learning the BIOS quirks (the IC7 replaced an ASUS P4T in my son's gaming box). I'm pretty sure the AGP/PCI was fixed at 66/33, but I'll check that again tonight.

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Thanks for the help.

Sarge (actually Sarge's dad)

You might try looking at this guide for help with the IC7 BIOS settings.

http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=258345

Set the AGP ratio at "fix" and the fixed AGP/PCI frequency to "66/33" like it's shown in the first screen shot.

It was the AGP/PCI frequency. It wasn't fixed at 66/33. I misinterpreted the BIOS settings. I set the freq "fixed" at 66/33 and the sound is working fine at 220 FSB.

Semper Fi.

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About an hour west of you.