Hey everyone
Ive recently brought a new M5a99x EVO as recommended by overclock.net members as an upgrade to my old m4n68t-m v2 that i was using to unlock and overclock my Phenom II x4 960T. It seems im now unable to overclock at all when unlocked to x6 on the new board. When on the old one it would unlock and easily overclock to 3.6ghz. On the new one when i apply the overclock and restart the pc boots but the display is blank, i have to remove the cmos battery in order to be able to boot again.
Right now ive kept the cores locked and overclocked to 4ghz stable so i feel I might be running into the PSU not supplying enough power for the extra two cores.(I am going to upgrade the PSU when i can afford it) would the new motherboard use more power then the old one enough to make a difference?
Any help is much appreciated!
EDIT: No idea what I did but now im unlocked to x6 at 3.8Ghz
Edited by JoinTheRealms - 11/7/12 at 7:24pm
Ive recently brought a new M5a99x EVO as recommended by overclock.net members as an upgrade to my old m4n68t-m v2 that i was using to unlock and overclock my Phenom II x4 960T. It seems im now unable to overclock at all when unlocked to x6 on the new board. When on the old one it would unlock and easily overclock to 3.6ghz. On the new one when i apply the overclock and restart the pc boots but the display is blank, i have to remove the cmos battery in order to be able to boot again.
Right now ive kept the cores locked and overclocked to 4ghz stable so i feel I might be running into the PSU not supplying enough power for the extra two cores.(I am going to upgrade the PSU when i can afford it) would the new motherboard use more power then the old one enough to make a difference?
Any help is much appreciated!
EDIT: No idea what I did but now im unlocked to x6 at 3.8Ghz

Edited by JoinTheRealms - 11/7/12 at 7:24pm









