OC fail settings pls..help

[mondray]

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What will I do to the BIOS so that my PC will start normally?
When I start my PC this the message

Award Modular BIOS v6.00PG, An Energy Star Ally
Copyright (c) 1984-2005, Award Software, Inc.

Intel 915/910 Series BIOS for 81915ME F2

Memory Runs at Single Channel

IDE Channel 0 Master: ST340014A 8.01
IDE Channel O Slave: SONY CD-RW CRX230EE 2Y33



Detecting IDE drives...
OC fail, please enter set up to change OC fail settings



<F1>: to continue, <DEL>: Bios Set up
05/24/2005-i915/i910-6A79UGO6C-00

[AMD_infinium05]

whats your board?

reset your BIOS, and buy a good cr2032 cmos battery.

[juan_carlos]

if naa reset button imu motherboard then imu i reset. if wala i think the procedure is to take out the battery for a few minutes den ibalik. do some more research though.

[juan_carlos]

if naa reset button imu motherboard then imu i reset. if wala i think the procedure is to take out the battery for a few minutes den ibalik. do some more research though.

before you do that diay icheck sa if ka enter paka sa bios, based sa imu gipost na error message pwed ramn, pangitaa ang option to load optimized defaults or safe settings sa imu bios then exit and save.

[goldfinger]

OC means over clocking... it means that one component of your pc is set to a higher frequency. It can be your card voltages, your cpu frequency of ram frequency... you can load the fail safe in bios and set other options manually... I would advise you to check the frequency and voltages first... It is found in bios itself...

[eirawn]

Ang board nako sauna nga Asus P5K-SE 2months ago parihas ug problema ani. At first boot without overclocking, mo post jud sya ug "overclocking fail press F2 to load defaults".

Ako gipa-ilisan ug MSI. Based sa asus vip forums common daw na sa Asus P5K-xx series ang problema.

[AMD_infinium05]

Ang board nako sauna nga Asus P5K-SE 2months ago parihas ug problema ani. At first boot without overclocking, mo post jud sya ug "overclocking fail press F2 to load defaults".

Ako gipa-ilisan ug MSI. Based sa asus vip forums common daw na sa Asus P5K-xx series ang problema.

yes, true. that is common to asus boards. ^_^... had experiences with that.., and yea? you just keep on thinking, where it came from. nga wla man ka nag overclock...


possible cause is 'bad board', it detects wrong frequencies or high voltages.