975x Power Up Editon Problems

Hi
Im having random reboots with my new machine and overclocking is not even possible.
My system is
Atrix 720watt psu
Power eDITION 975X
Intel Core Duo 6600
1gb Corsair ddr800 xms2 (waiting on another as rma'd)
Gainwood 7950gt 512mb
2x Maxtor Sata, not raid as bsod occured to much.
LG DVDR
Audigy 2zs, not installed at present waiting till the pc is usable.
Ive tried 3 different bios's,7.2 7.16, and now 7.3? cant remember as at work...Ive also tried every bios setting in every way, disabled everything not needed.
Any ideas on what could be my problem?
Many Thanks in advance!

Hi Dude,
What does your bios read the temperatures at? The latest version, downloadable from the website, of Dual Core Centre Reads temps correctly. I prefer to use SIV 3.14 for reading mine as all the rest have not been updated to support these boards yet.
http://www.techspot.com/downloads/1605-siv.html
This will also give you readings for your proc and memory so it is very usefull. Have you got you memory running at full speed? You need to set the voltage and timing manually in the bios and also set the Dram:FSB ratio too. If you do not want to over clock your proc, set it to 1:1.5 which would mean, 266:400 (X2 for effective 800mhz). There are also some other settings you need to disable if overclocking on this board.
Advanced bios settings
CPU Features -
Disable Intel speed stepping tech
Disbale C1E Function
Disable Virtualisation Technoligy
Cell Menu -
Auto Detect PCI Clk Disabled
Spread Spectrum Disabled
Gaucho
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Quote from: Maesus on 04-February-07, 02:41:18
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Thats the thing about the USB. I don't have a wire or anything going to the 10 pin. It seems like it should just be a matter of connecting the block and being done with it. I don't get why it is not working.
As for the audio. I will messa with it a little more but i don't really much care it is works or not. While it would be nice I don't really plan on using it.
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I don't know how much digging you've done, but when the 975x Plat PUE boards just came out, it was a huge deal how notoriously incompatible OCZ was with MSI just on that board. I had some OCZ Platinum XTC sticks (rev1 RMAd to rev 2), and nothing worked with them.
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Quote from: DragonFury on 06-January-07, 22:50:44
memory compatability . i tried 3 different sets of memory ranging from 533 - 800 mhz ( what the board supports ) the samsung 533 5,5,5,15 reboot issues , Ocz 667 5,5,5,15 no reboot issues up to 400 fsb ( its when i break 400 + is when i need to safe mode the bios ) but this is memory getting pushed to hard . and crucial 800 4,4,4,12 reboot issue but the mb remembers my fsb beyond 400 + fsb ( no safe moding the bios on a shut down ) but because of the compatability issue with the crucial i cant break 400 fsb because it wont hold it . the ocz i can do 430 easily . again here we are . is it mb manu , chip set manu , or mem ? me i am goin towards Memory manufacturers because it is there job to make sure there chips work on multiple platforms and keep up with the times . the only thing we can do too help is contact the memory manufacturers tell them our problems rma our current memory and hope they listen to us .... again ITS NOT MSI fault that memory wasnt cut for a peticular chipset they use .
After reading at many forums it seems to me that the memory problems with 975x/965 chipsets are widespread across all motherboard makers. I don't know if the AMD platform is having many problems with high perfomance DDR2 memory, but at the intel side is a nightmare, and I believe is worst with the 975x than 965.
What model is your OCZ memory ??, Value Pro or Gold ??, if Value Pro, has the copper heatspreader or XTC heatspreader ?? (as mine and not even OCZ support can identify...). I am very curious because with it you don't have the reboot problem, and I do have >:(

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