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  1. 21-02-2009, 01:05 PM #1
    Kurshu
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    Not loading bus from Bios

    Hello. I have had my e5200 overclocked for a while but every now and then it would switch the bus back to normal speed in the bios. Now it is sticking in the bios but the CPU seems to load the default value of 200 regardless (I have it set at 333).

    gigabyte P31-D3SL (I think that was the one) by the way.

    Nevermind, took out the cmos battery to reset the bios and then overclocked again - worked perfectly.
    Last edited by Kurshu; 21-02-2009 at 01:38 PM.
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