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it's something thrown out there which is appreciated as i've been up pretty much past 2am nightly goofing around with this trying everything i could think of. we'll see what comes of this and if not then the beta BIOS. atleast being a yearly buyer of $$$$ worth of hardware from Newegg since their early days has me in a position of being able to return things with ease as they know me well enough - i exhaust all my options before returning anything for any reason. i'll post the outcome of everything asap.Skeetman said:I am still running the original bios that came with the board. I believe it is F4. I haven't had any issues with the current bios yet, so i'm just going to leave it for now. You are certainly having some strange behavior.
No guarantee this will work but here is something to try. Set your OC to stock in bios. Boot up and open the OC utility Easy Tune 5. Set your HTT to 201 and lock it there. Close the program and shut down windows. Go back into bios and set your overclock from there. There is no logical reason for this to work, but my reasoning is it acts like a "HTT lock" for the OS. I did this long ago at the suggestion of some thread I read somewhere (sounds cryptic, but I can't remember where I read it) I have not even opened Easy Tune since then. I would not recommend using it to overclock, except to try this.
Since you are out of options, you may as well give this a try. Let me know if it helps.
Skeetman

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