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Hey to all wannabe extreme clockers.
This thread is here to help you understand post codes and how to 'avoid' them.
00 Bclock Usually it is appeared when you use high bclock. So, try a lower value
01 Motherboard Usually it means nothing when it comes to oc. It is just
00.|Bclock|Usually it is appeared when you use high bclock. So, try a lower value
23.|IMC|Usually it means that IMC can't run on the specific memory frequency. So, try to use a lower divider
55.|IMC or RAM|Usually it is appeared when you use high memory frequency, tight timings or both. So, try a to loosen timings or lower memory frequency
FF.|CBB|Usually it is appeared when you xtreme cooling. Most of the time it means Cold Boot Bug. Try to warm up your pot (or cooling method
)
A9.|Incorrect Settings| A9. based on my tests seems to be a result of high overclock. So, try more realistic settings
Important TIP:
If you see new, unusual and strange Post Code errors, check for insulation problems on our system.
Humidity can cause liquefaction at low temperatures
Useful links
Link back to the discussion:
http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?t=182495
Link to the [XO] Tweaked and Tiny Operating Systems thread:
http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2884450#post2884450
Link to the [XO] Overclocking (and not only) Glossary:
http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2884476#post2884476
This thread is here to help you understand post codes and how to 'avoid' them.
00 Bclock Usually it is appeared when you use high bclock. So, try a lower value
01 Motherboard Usually it means nothing when it comes to oc. It is just
23.|IMC|Usually it means that IMC can't run on the specific memory frequency. So, try to use a lower divider
55.|IMC or RAM|Usually it is appeared when you use high memory frequency, tight timings or both. So, try a to loosen timings or lower memory frequency
FF.|CBB|Usually it is appeared when you xtreme cooling. Most of the time it means Cold Boot Bug. Try to warm up your pot (or cooling method
)A9.|Incorrect Settings| A9. based on my tests seems to be a result of high overclock. So, try more realistic settings
Important TIP:
If you see new, unusual and strange Post Code errors, check for insulation problems on our system.
Humidity can cause liquefaction at low temperatures
Useful links
Link back to the discussion:
http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?t=182495
Link to the [XO] Tweaked and Tiny Operating Systems thread:
http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2884450#post2884450
Link to the [XO] Overclocking (and not only) Glossary:
http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2884476#post2884476
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