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oh please sticky this, this question is here on a daily basis 
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Overclock but shows 6x and slow speed? (This is the fix)
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my god please sticky this before i smash my head into the wall 
... the reason why people will read it , is cause it states the problem in the thread title, the other threads are too general so people skip them over.
... the reason why people will read it , is cause it states the problem in the thread title, the other threads are too general so people skip them over.
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i vote sticky also
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Sorry for my ignorance.
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Wow and that's even a member who has been here a long time. this really is one of the basic steps in oc'ing
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To the top!
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yea cause i just another thread asking about this....
ok maybe time to add this in my sig....
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*bump* another thread today
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I just started another thread in General Hardware and was linked to this. Seems I'm having the same problem. The only exception is that I always disable these features and yet it's still giving me this issue in Windows. Gives speed with the 6x multi then I can start Orthos and it bumps it up. But like I said, I've disabled all the Speedstep crap in the BIOS and it still does this. Anyone know what gives?
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You must disable C1E under CPU Features in the BIOS on this board, check again
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bios glitch, enable both restart ,go into windows check them both if it working as in lower speed. restart go into bios then disable agian...
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Stickey would be good. Topic in Red would be even better
Disabling this option would be best. Or at least get it more clearly explained in the bios.....
Disabling this option would be best. Or at least get it more clearly explained in the bios.....
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Tried this, doesn't make a difference. And I already tried clearing the CMOS. Seems a BIOS flash is in order, unless I just want to deal with it.
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Disable your thermal management too.
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Bumpo!
too many "6x oh my gosh what to do..." threads around...
too many "6x oh my gosh what to do..." threads around...
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You can change the settings for EIST, C1E, TM2 and the multipliers with RMClock; try using that and see if it helps.
It can be useful to use in conjunction with SetFSB or Clockgen as you can change both the multi and FSB in software so it saves having to enter the BIOS.
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