MOVED: K9N2-Diamond wont power off when overclocked

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Quote from: danielshaw007 on 27-August-09, 19:07:30
Hi all, been overclocking my new Phenom II 955 Recently, just at 3.6ghz with the stock cooler, machine runs a treat... BUT.. when i shutdown, it does everthing and the operating system closes down, all my hard drives spin down but the pc does not switch off. I have to manually kill the power at the psu.
When on normal settings it will turn off okay.
Any ideas??
I have excaly the same problem. It won't turn off for a while, then i have to reset the whole BIOS before I see anything on screen.

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