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« on: July 22, 2012, 02:41:32 am »

Hi
I have a new computer (8 weeks old) and thought i would overclock it slightly...that way i bought a "k" processor 2700k i use a gigabyte z68xp-ud3 MB  16gb ram
SO i used using tune 6 on the ist green level ..its says it should go to 4.18gz mine reads 3900gz in bios (thats OK)
BUT i get a message on boot up saying i have had boot failures beacause of overclocking or changes of voltages
all i have done is click the green easy tune 6 button i would have thought that gigabyte supplied software would have worked !!
MY QUESTIONS
1..how do i fix this to get stable bootups ??
2..How do i get it back to standard the default botton on easytune 6 doesn't work !!
3..how do i do a mild overclock 4-4.2 Ghz stablely ??
4..do i have to overclock in bios..think i could do that but any guides or settings or links to help acheive 4-4.2 GHZ ??
Any help appreciated..computers are frustrating !!
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« Reply #1 on: August 15, 2012, 06:59:14 pm »

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Hi Aj.

Since I see no replies to your post, check your manual for the board.   There should be reset switch on the back of the board or a jumper on the board to reset to the Bios default.    Most overclockers will tell you not to use the smart 6 to overclock but to use the manual method.  I would seset the Bios as described in the manual and not overclock unless you spend a lot more time to understand what is happening with the system on overclock, memory has a lot to do with amount of overclock.    Good luck and perhaps someone else will give you more advise.     
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« Reply #2 on: September 15, 2012, 04:04:40 pm »

From experience, you're better to change the settings in the BIOS. I've never really got on with the Windows utilities provided by Gigabyte.
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