1.4v

hondatuner · 12-June-04, 11:59 PM

as a joke one of my friends set the voltage of my processor (2600+ 233 fsb) to 1.4v. Well my computer isn't working very well... actually not at all. i can get a start up screen to appear but i think it freezes or something any way. i could use some help. also befor this happened my computer was freezing frequently i don't think its a virus. but anyway i could use a lot of help.

TekXoID · 13-June-04, 12:20 AM

Uh, go set it back to default in BIOS Freq/Voltage Control?

hondatuner · 13-June-04, 12:22 AM

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Originally Posted by TekXoID


	Uh, go set it back to default in BIOS Freq/Voltage Control?

yeah, but do you have any ideas how to get it stable enough to be able to do that

Spc. Forces Bob · 13-June-04, 12:25 AM

clear your cmoss by removing the battery cause you probably dont know were the jumper is

TekXoID · 13-June-04, 12:26 AM

Booting up the system will not post and you cannot hit Del to get into BIOS?
I'm pretty sure that even undervolted you can stay stable enough to get in to BIOS.

If not, clear CMOS.

AMD Daddy · 13-June-04, 12:27 AM

Take battery out of computer to reset CMOS. or short out the CMOS jumper, with the 110 Volt electrical cord unplugged.

hondatuner · 13-June-04, 12:28 AM

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Originally Posted by TekXoID


	Booting up the system will not post and you cannot hit Del to get into BIOS? I'm pretty sure that even undervolted you can stay stable enough to post. If not, clear CMOS.

it wont let me in how do i clear cmos

thanks

TekXoID · 13-June-04, 12:34 AM

Check your motherboard manual, it is usually a two-pin yellow jumper on a block of three pins near the battery with C_CMOS or CLEAR_CMOS printed beside it.

You move the jumper over a notch to connect pins 2-3, leave it for a minute, set it back, then boot.

hondatuner · 13-June-04, 12:46 AM

i know where both are. but i'll just stick with the batteie

hondatuner · 13-June-04, 12:50 AM

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Originally Posted by hondatuner


	i know where both are. but i'll just stick with the battery

thanks guys

12-June-04, 11:59 PM		#1 (permalink)
hondatuner Apex Tech Maniac Supreme	1.4v as a joke one of my friends set the voltage of my processor (2600+ 233 fsb) to 1.4v. Well my computer isn't working very well... actually not at all. i can get a start up screen to appear but i think it freezes or something any way. i could use some help. also befor this happened my computer was freezing frequently i don't think its a virus. but anyway i could use a lot of help.

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13-June-04, 12:20 AM		#2 (permalink)
TekXoID Banned	Uh, go set it back to default in BIOS Freq/Voltage Control?

13-June-04, 12:25 AM		#4 (permalink)
Spc. Forces Bob Apex Elite Expert Tech	clear your cmoss by removing the battery cause you probably dont know were the jumper is

13-June-04, 12:26 AM		#5 (permalink)
TekXoID Banned	Booting up the system will not post and you cannot hit Del to get into BIOS? I'm pretty sure that even undervolted you can stay stable enough to get in to BIOS. If not, clear CMOS.

13-June-04, 12:27 AM		#6 (permalink)
AMD Daddy Apex Tech Fanatic	Take battery out of computer to reset CMOS. or short out the CMOS jumper, with the 110 Volt electrical cord unplugged.

13-June-04, 12:34 AM		#8 (permalink)
TekXoID Banned	Check your motherboard manual, it is usually a two-pin yellow jumper on a block of three pins near the battery with C_CMOS or CLEAR_CMOS printed beside it. You move the jumper over a notch to connect pins 2-3, leave it for a minute, set it back, then boot.

13-June-04, 12:46 AM		#9 (permalink)
hondatuner Apex Tech Maniac Supreme	i know where both are. but i'll just stick with the batteie