is this problem always happeniing? even at safe mode?
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no only when i try to overclock the processor, that is the only time
Originally Posted by D3TH.GRUNT  is this problem always happeniing? even at safe mode? |
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tried that, slowly raised it until it was as far as it could go, and it was still getting the lines
Originally Posted by Twinnuke Try upping the vcore a bit? |
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PCIe is clocked at 100MHz and yes i do have onboard graphics, which i thought might be the problem
Originally Posted by vwgti Onboard Graphics? |
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Unfortunately, you're not going to get anywhere with on-board. At least throw a cheap VGA card in there if your budget doesn't allow a nicer one.
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Originally Posted by blatsha92 PCIe is clocked at 100MHz and yes i do have onboard graphics, which i thought might be the problem |
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It's entirely possible that the onboard doesn't like overclocking.
Try bumping the SB voltages up one notch.
Originally Posted by blatsha92 PCIe is clocked at 100MHz and yes i do have onboard graphics, which i thought might be the problem |
Try bumping the SB voltages up one notch.
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Its a memory issue, I'm almost positive.
Be sure to underclock your memory a little bit if youre overclocking your CPU. This way you give your RAM some breathing room with your OC.
If your memory cant handle the CPU OC, your computer will glitch as you described.
Originally Posted by blatsha92 i'm overclocking a phenom II 810 with an ASUS http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16813131366 whenever i raise the FSB, even a tiny bit, little lines start to go across my screen. i'm not getting any crashes or anything, that just keeps happening. i'm wondering of there is something wrong with my motherboard onboard graphics, or if the graphics are being effected by me raising the cpu, therefore putting these weird lines across my screen (i noticed this and tried even only raising the FSB to 203 from 200 to see if i still had the problem, and i did)(i also tried raising the CPUvoltage) |
Be sure to underclock your memory a little bit if youre overclocking your CPU. This way you give your RAM some breathing room with your OC.
If your memory cant handle the CPU OC, your computer will glitch as you described.
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