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    Can't change FSB anymore

    Today i decided to move from Vista to XP and i suddenly noticed i can't change my FSB anymore from either Windows or BIOS.

    All settings are unchanged.

    I set 400x9 in BIOS and then save settings and it reboots and says 267x9.
    Clockgen only shows the Clocks and Options pages and SetFSB gives me a SMBus Error.

    My system specs are:
    Q6600 - normally running at 400x9 (now 267x9 )
    GigaByte P35-DS3 BIOS F12
    4GB RAM

    Anybody has a clue on what's going on here.

    Thanks,
    Dirk-Jan.
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    Did you try to clear the CMOS memory? Or flash the BIOS to a newer rev.?
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    Yes, i did a CMOS clear.

    The BIOS i am running is the newest. Already flashed it, but didn't solve the problem.
    Main Rig
    :: Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 :: 4GB OCZ ReaperX HPC Enhanced Bandwidth :: ASUS P5E64 WS Evolution :: Sapphire HD4870x2 :: :: WD VelociRaptor 150GB ::
    :: 500GB Seagate :: Antec Quattro 850W :: Acer P243W 24" :: Gigabyte 3D Aurora 570 :: Windows Vista Ultimate 64bit ::

    Laptop
    :: Intel Core 2 Duo T5200 :: 2GB PC5300 :: GeForce Go 7300 :: 120GB HD :: 15.4" :: Windows Vista Ultimate 64bit ::

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    Hmmm, did you try to return back the BIOS to an older version? Is the backup BIOS the same version as the main BIOS?
    Well if that doesn't help...maybe the motherboard is failing in some odd kind of way.
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    Works again, did a second CMOS clear.

    Strange that the first one didn't solve the problem.
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    You just had to clear for a little longer
    I'm glad that it works now
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