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kotori - K6-2 533MHz @ 660MHz - 6min 0sec 7ms SuperPi - 1M

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I have a strange problem with My Asus p5a, i can't save any CPU frequency or reference clock with my asus p5a and CPU frequency is not stable, it change with no sense at random...

I have last bios 1011 beta 005 rev 1.06

Hi STERMY57-san, my P5A is rev1.4 bios 1007

There were no such problems in my p5a, are you tried other version cpu-z?

 

@UP I'm having the same problem on GA-5AX. No way to make a validaton file. Will try with bios.

 

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For example this:

cpu-268ru9g.png

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Thanks kotori and in.frar.ed :)

finally cpu frequency is stable but cpu-z doesn't create cpu validator file!

it's strange

 

When i press "F7" or Save score manually cpu-z doesn't do anything

Edited by Stermy57

Stermy57-san you're welcome

 

ludek111-san reflash bios ro manually chage cpu-z parameter(SMBus or ACPI set to 0) I think it's probably useless, sorry helpless to me

reflash bios ro manually chage cpu-z parameter(SMBus or ACPI set to 0)

kotori-san thanks for advice will check it soon.

stermy57 good idea to start this thread. Maybe other overclockers will help us.

kotori-san thanks alot. Acpi=1 to acpi=0 helped me. I am able to do validation files now. :)

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