Weird overclocking issue

[Ty07allstar]

Well, whenever i go into the BIOS and change something for the CPU all the stuff that i changed for the RAM went back to stock and vice versa. Also right after it passes the Windows loading bar thing when its booting i hear a very high pitched beep inside the case that i had never heard before. Thanks in advanced and i look forward to your answers.

 

[Elven]

Could be a warning from the motherboard that you've OC'd to far, does it do it when on stock clocks? if not then try a smaller OC and see how you go.

 

[Ty07allstar]

Could be a warning from the motherboard that you've OC'd to far, does it do it when on stock clocks? if not then try a smaller OC and see how you go.

Just set it to stock speeds and it still made the beep. Anybody else have any ideas?

 

[Ham]

All i can think of atm is a bios flash too ensure dual core support and make sure the windows fix is working. Maybe check the bios battery with a DMM.

Tired atm, can't think of much more.

 

[Elven]

If you have the manual for your motherboard their is a chance the beep may be a signal of a problem with the motherboard like on mine three short beeps followed by one long one is a sign of GPU issue.

 

[DavidT]

Does you motherboard have a code readout display?

If so, check if it's displaying an abnormal code when it makes the beep.

If everything is fine, the readout should display "FF".

 

[MikeEnIke]

Reset your CMOS.

 

[mVp24]

Well, whenever i go into the BIOS and change something for the CPU all the stuff that i changed for the RAM went back to stock and vice versa. Also right after it passes the Windows loading bar thing when its booting i hear a very high pitched beep inside the case that i had never heard before. Thanks in advanced and i look forward to your answers.

Does your CMOS battery need to be replaced?