GD65 Post-BIOS Adjustment Reboot Question

Is it normal that whenever I change & save bios "Cell Menu" settings, the board reboots by first switching off (i.e. all LEDs & fans off) & then powering up again after a gap of abt 1s. If I change other settings in bios then after saving it restarts as if a warm boot (i.e. fans & LEDs don't go off). Is this normal behaviour?
Also I have DDR3-1600 rams, how can I set the board to run @ 1600? I can currently only set it to run @ 1333 now by using 5x memory divider setting. Also how can I change vdimm setting? The selection is currently at "auto" & is greyed out.
TIA

Quote from: NovJoe on 14-February-10, 00:17:40
If the setting is saved after the 1s reboot, it should be normal.
As for the RAM question, please post what RAM you are using.
Yes, setting is saved, but it's strange that sometimes it reboots as if a hard reset is done & sometimes it's a warm reboot. Does it make a difference if say I change only the ram or cpu settings or if it's only a change relating to disabling quick boot?
The rams are OCZ Platinum DDR3 1600 LVAM (for AMD). I'm currently testing the board with these rams & the bios only give me choice of auto, 3x, 4x & 5x settings (no 6x). Setting it to 5x gives me a speed of 1333.
The bios is v1.2 & the psu is Delta Server Power 750w (Only available in Asia).

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