Hmm, have you tried a longer CMOS clear? Remove the CMOS battery for 15 mins and try again.
Do note that I am on the P5B Premium though.
Hmm, have you tried a longer CMOS clear? Remove the CMOS battery for 15 mins and try again.
Do note that I am on the P5B Premium though.
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I haven't tried clearing CMOS. Was I supposed to? I only tried loading defaults.Originally Posted by MacClipper
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Hello guys,
I I'm trying to reach the 4000MHz with my E7400 on Asus P5B deluxe Wifi AP
For the moment i'm at :
10.5*370
vcore @ 1.275v
vnb @ 1.25v and all others at the lower value
(stable on Prime and OCCT)
Do you know if it would be possible to reach 10.5*380 without increasing the vnb to 1.45v?
Thank you very much for any help
Have a good day
volt mod so you dont have to jump that highHello guys,
I I'm trying to reach the 4000MHz with my E7400 on Asus P5B deluxe Wifi AP
For the moment i'm at :
10.5*370
vcore @ 1.275v
vnb @ 1.25v and all others at the lower value
(stable on Prime and OCCT)
Do you know if it would be possible to reach 10.5*380 without increasing the vnb to 1.45v?
Thank you very much for any help
Have a good day
but its not 1.45v its using its less but its been so long i forgot what mine was reading
is there a reason you dont wanna use 1.45v setting ?
Hello,
Thank you for your help.
I have already done a Pencil Mod to maintain the vcore
For the vnb I would like to avoid to reach 1.45v because in the bios it is writen in red to show that it is probable too high no?
Thank you
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