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matticus222

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hi, i have a dfi sli-dr and i put a a64 3700+ (2.2ghz) in it and i cant go over 2.4 ghz
windows just blue screens just after boot
and if i go to 2.3ghz the mother bord just stops at verfying pool dater now im getting upset with it as just 2 months eleyer it was at 2.6 ghz running very well reset to stok because of a new cd rom drive was added, the mother bord aoto went to stok and now it wont go over 2.3ghz
help plz
sorry about spelling my english is not very good
karl
 
please state your voltages, memory brand, clock, timings and voltages, along with cooling and power supply. This will give us a better Idea of whats going on.
 
the timings and voltages are stok to me they alwas have been all i do at the mo is increase the sfb currontley at 210 fsb 2.31ghz spek
PSU: Enermax Liberty 680W
RAM: OCZ Platinum Series 2GB 400MHZ
Motherboard: DFI LANPARTY SLI-DR
also useing stok cooling getting a thermaltake MiniTyp 90 might be getting some thing better

also im useing windows vista rc2 but i get the same problem in xp media center 2005
 
matticus222 said:
the timings and voltages are stok to me they alwas have been all i do at the mo is increase the sfb currontley at 210 fsb 2.31ghz spek
PSU: Enermax Liberty 680W
RAM: OCZ Platinum Series 2GB 400MHZ
Motherboard: DFI LANPARTY SLI-DR
also useing stok cooling getting a thermaltake MiniTyp 90 might be getting some thing better

also im useing windows vista rc2 but i get the same problem in xp media center 2005
bump the voltage
 
I reckon it's the CD drive you added. A while ago I got a new SATA drive and used my old IDE 250GB for storage, since then half the time from a cold boot I either freeze at verifying pool data or get 'NTLDR is missing'. Both point to a dodgy HDD, however both HDD's work fine in other PCs.

And I've never heard of a Barton that wont hit 200FSB, my max is 192 so I'm guessing it's the motherboard/HDD causing problems/instability.

Does removing that CD drive make it work?
 
ill try that thats a very good pint on my ide i have win xp and when i have the sata hard drive coneted it totaly skips the boot screen (ok for me just speeds up boot:) ) but when i gat time to ill try with just my sata thx
 
it was intil 1 day ago when i done a update (from dfi.com)
i still have the same problem
 
Clockwork_Apple said:
I reckon it's the CD drive you added. A while ago I got a new SATA drive and used my old IDE 250GB for storage, since then half the time from a cold boot I either freeze at verifying pool data or get 'NTLDR is missing'. Both point to a dodgy HDD, however both HDD's work fine in other PCs.

And I've never heard of a Barton that wont hit 200FSB, my max is 192 so I'm guessing it's the motherboard/HDD causing problems/instability.

Does removing that CD drive make it work?
i just tryed that i just get the blue screen of deth just before the boot screen
 
ill try a fresh install of windows when i get my net hard drive could be some think like that but ill keep trying
(stable and runnign at 2.31ghz)
 
I'm doing a clean install of Windows soon, and switching back to an IDE drive. I think perhaps this motherboard just has awful SATA support, which is causing half of my problems. I can now only get into XP by pressing F11 at POST to choose the SATA HDD from a list, otherwise it just gives me the NTLDR message.
 
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