Lost overclock on Gladiator Asgard PC

[E17Computerguy]

Hi, after an issue involving the reset button being pressed while my Gladiator Asgard Core i5 750 system (no longer avaliable) was on I was greeted with a screen at startup telling my that the overclock has failed. Windows now reports the CPU back at the stock frequency (2.66GHz).

How can I re-obtain the 4GHz overclock? For some reason the BIOS reports 2.8GHz compared to the 2.66 in Windows...

[Spaceboy]

Go into the BIOS (press 'delete' on startup or similar) and there should be somewhere to load/save you current configuration/settings.

Go in there and it should show you what previous "profiles" have been saved -Aria tend to save the overclock settings in a profile labelled "Aria overclock" or similar... there might even be 2 copies of the same thing.

Load one of those, and then go back to the main screen and "save settings and reboot" - this should bring your overclock back :)

Not sure what board was in that system so can't be too specific with the BIOS instructions, but hopefully it should be fairly obvious.

I don't work for Aria, but I've seen this a couple of times before :)

[E17Computerguy]

Go into the BIOS (press 'delete' on startup or similar) and there should be somewhere to load/save you current configuration/settings.

Go in there and it should show you what previous "profiles" have been saved -Aria tend to save the overclock settings in a profile labelled "Aria overclock" or similar... there might even be 2 copies of the same thing.

Load one of those, and then go back to the main screen and "save settings and reboot" - this should bring your overclock back :)

Not sure what board was in that system so can't be too specific with the BIOS instructions, but hopefully it should be fairly obvious.

I don't work for Aria, but I've seen this a couple of times before :)

Cheers, i'll try that and see if it works. It's an ASUS board, P7P55D-E.

[Spaceboy]

Looking for something like this then :thumb:

http://img824.imageshack.us/img824/1324/img1o.jpg

[E17Computerguy]

Did the trick, back to 4GHz, thanks mate.

[Spaceboy]

Glad to hear it :thumb: