Hi every body!
As the title suggests I'm having trouble changing the voltage on my motherboards bios. I am currently trying to test it at 4 ghz but whenever I manually enter a number by typing or using the +- keys it changes nothing. It stays there in white and stays there when my bios boots up again.
The weird thing is the real voltage is displayed next to it in a slightly grey text. It seems like something else is influencing the voltage but I don't know what.
I'll be uploading some pictures soon if I can.
Thanks in advance!
Update: picture
http://imgur.com/Ne6f4X5
UPDATE 2 / SOLUTION:
For some reason changing the voltage in my BIOS didn't change anything until it actually booted into Windows. This meant that every time I booted up after changing my voltage a little my BIOS would reset it to default even though the value I set manually was still in the BIOS settings...
My solution was to basically do the process in reverse I guess, instead of setting my clock speed and adjusting my voltage and trying to boot, I adjusted my voltage, booted into my OS, restarted and changed my clock speed.
It's a bit convoluted, but it worked. I have no idea why it worked this way, it was probably something that I screwed up, but just in case anyone else has a similar issue and finds this thread from Google or something I'll leave this here.
As the title suggests I'm having trouble changing the voltage on my motherboards bios. I am currently trying to test it at 4 ghz but whenever I manually enter a number by typing or using the +- keys it changes nothing. It stays there in white and stays there when my bios boots up again.
The weird thing is the real voltage is displayed next to it in a slightly grey text. It seems like something else is influencing the voltage but I don't know what.
I'll be uploading some pictures soon if I can.
Thanks in advance!
Update: picture
http://imgur.com/Ne6f4X5
UPDATE 2 / SOLUTION:
For some reason changing the voltage in my BIOS didn't change anything until it actually booted into Windows. This meant that every time I booted up after changing my voltage a little my BIOS would reset it to default even though the value I set manually was still in the BIOS settings...
My solution was to basically do the process in reverse I guess, instead of setting my clock speed and adjusting my voltage and trying to boot, I adjusted my voltage, booted into my OS, restarted and changed my clock speed.
It's a bit convoluted, but it worked. I have no idea why it worked this way, it was probably something that I screwed up, but just in case anyone else has a similar issue and finds this thread from Google or something I'll leave this here.