Take C1E function off, or any other downclocking feature of the motherboard.
Can't get E7300 past 1.6ghz
I installed a secondary harddrive yesterday and and booted up, I starting getting all kinds of errors and BSODs. I ruled out the RAM. The problem is that I cant get my E7300 past 1.6ghz. Tryed clearing cmos serveral times. see my intel build for more info on the system components etc...
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Disable speedstep and C1E.
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Tried all this. its a P35 a e7300 is compatible, so Im not sure what to do, wverything was fine until i installed that secodary drive, Im using all 4 DIMM slots is there anything i need to adjust in bios, im a AMD guy and a complete n00b to Intel
Originally Posted by Quantum Reality  Hmm. I don't know what troubleshooting you've already done but in your situation I would try the following: 1. Clear CMOS. Then break your system down to just an optical drive and a floppy drive connected to the mobo, no HDs. 2. Go back and turn off SpeedStep (if not called this it is any function in your computer which can autoadjust the multiplier based on CPU load conditions) 3. Turn off C1E. 4. Boot up memtest86+ and just let that run. If no errors crop up, then power your system back off. 5. Reconnect HDs. Reset the other BIOS config options as needed. 6. Further diagnostics at this point may be necessary. Also, before you start step 1, check that your motherboard's BIOS properly supports the CPU. |
Tried all this. its a P35 a e7300 is compatible, so Im not sure what to do, wverything was fine until i installed that secodary drive, Im using all 4 DIMM slots is there anything i need to adjust in bios, im a AMD guy and a complete n00b to Intel
See if the drives are hot-swappable. If they are, connect one to your main rig and do a scan on it.
Also, make sure you are booting off the right HDD, because once I didn't realize my main HDD was in the SATA2 slot, and the new one I connected was SATA1... the BIOS auto adjusted and made the SATA1 my primary... then I couldn't boot into ANYTHING until I changed it. Just a thought...
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Also, make sure you are booting off the right HDD, because once I didn't realize my main HDD was in the SATA2 slot, and the new one I connected was SATA1... the BIOS auto adjusted and made the SATA1 my primary... then I couldn't boot into ANYTHING until I changed it. Just a thought...
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Its set for the right HDD ive uninstalled the other drive since all this happened.
Originally Posted by Odyn See if the drives are hot-swappable. If they are, connect one to your main rig and do a scan on it. Also, make sure you are booting off the right HDD, because once I didn't realize my main HDD was in the SATA2 slot, and the new one I connected was SATA1... the BIOS auto adjusted and made the SATA1 my primary... then I couldn't boot into ANYTHING until I changed it. Just a thought...
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Has the latest F6 from june or july cant remember
Originally Posted by kylzer looks like you need to flash your bios to the latest. |
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I take it you have the EP35-DS3L? Can you post your current bios settings (if it is the Gigabyte, then what settings are set in M.I.T). What ram divider are you running? Are you giving the DIMMs enough voltage to run 4 modules?
Originally Posted by northbayvallejo Has the latest F6 from june or july cant remember |
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that is correct, it ran fine at stock speeds, i really never overclocked this chip.
Originally Posted by nolimits882000 So to get this right, u can't get it past 1.6GHz??? Not even stock 2.66? |
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tryed that, each stick in one slot one at a tome
Originally Posted by nolimits882000 Hmmm. Try ur computer with only 2 sticks of RAM. See how it goes. |
tryed that, each stick in one slot one at a tome
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