MSI XPower OC Genie - Base Clock Error!!

Every time I open CommandCenter I get this Base Clock Error!! Message...
I just used OC Genie (2nd level - RED), and it looks like it can't OC my CPU but still uses the XMP of my RAM, so what gives?
Anyone?

Quote from: Gamtu on 06-August-13, 05:43:24
I had a similar result with IBT. It scared the crap out of me. I think I hit 98c on one core I couldn't hit the stop button fast enough.
I know what you mean. Seeing 90C or more does make one give a double take. I am sure if I would have used IBT at 50X, the CPU would be screaming for life and shutdown to save itself.
Another anomaly I can't explain is when running real world apps and programs for further stability testing at both 47X and at 50X, none of the CPU cores went over 64C at either speed! I can only come to a conclusion concerning this that these CPU's or this platform is really smart and only uses what it needs to do the job asked of it.
Another feature of this platform that I 'really' like is the power saving is still intact even when the CPU V. is taken out of Auto.
I probably better leave the thread as I don't really have the exact same board or components as you and the OP have. My results and experiences with this platform may not be typical or apply to yours for comparison. I will add that as long as the CPU IMC can handle it, the Corsair Dominator Platinum RAM has been outstanding! RAM speed of 2666 @ 50X is not too shabby, but again, all depends on the CPU IMC.

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Quote from: Gamtu on 06-August-13, 05:43:24
I had a similar result with IBT. It scared the crap out of me. I think I hit 98c on one core I couldn't hit the stop button fast enough.
I know what you mean. Seeing 90C or more does make one give a double take. I am sure if I would have used IBT at 50X, the CPU would be screaming for life and shutdown to save itself.
Another anomaly I can't explain is when running real world apps and programs for further stability testing at both 47X and at 50X, none of the CPU cores went over 64C at either speed! I can only come to a conclusion concerning this that these CPU's or this platform is really smart and only uses what it needs to do the job asked of it.
Another feature of this platform that I 'really' like is the power saving is still intact even when the CPU V. is taken out of Auto.
I probably better leave the thread as I don't really have the exact same board or components as you and the OP have. My results and experiences with this platform may not be typical or apply to yours for comparison. I will add that as long as the CPU IMC can handle it, the Corsair Dominator Platinum RAM has been outstanding! RAM speed of 2666 @ 50X is not too shabby, but again, all depends on the CPU IMC.

MOVED: Base Clock Error Occured + Shut down every 30 minutes

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I had my motherboard checked by the technicians nearby and found out that my motherboard is a victim of static. Good thing it is still within warranty so they decided to replace it. I have been running my rig for two weeks now and so far neither regular shutdowns nor Base Clock errors were encountered.
My BIOS is still 1.5 and so far I don't have any issues with it.
But just to answer xmad's question:
Is the Ram installed into the 2nd and last DIMM from the CPU?
   Yes, i had this one checked and rechecked
What are the temps during a stress test?
   i forgot.. but it was below 90C
Does the Behavior still occur with a single stick of ram installed into DIMM 2?
   yea, unfortunately

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Hi tancheeru, & welcome to the forum. As this is an OC question, the mods will probably move it to the OC & Modders Section of the forum. Please provide a signature with your systems components. It is difficult to make suggestions without it. In most cases I have experienced, base clock at 166 or 167 will most of the time work on default voltage. However, RAM must be adjusted to compensate for it's increase in speed as base clock is increased. This may involve the Mem. Ratio, Uncore Ratio, timings, & DRAM V.

What is the Safe OC (base clock) for MSI Eplices plus?

Default Base clock for this board is 134. How much can i go still consider as safe OC?

Hi tancheeru, & welcome to the forum. As this is an OC question, the mods will probably move it to the OC & Modders Section of the forum. Please provide a signature with your systems components. It is difficult to make suggestions without it. In most cases I have experienced, base clock at 166 or 167 will most of the time work on default voltage. However, RAM must be adjusted to compensate for it's increase in speed as base clock is increased. This may involve the Mem. Ratio, Uncore Ratio, timings, & DRAM V.

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Hi,
This error may be the result of a hardware failure where the only
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Reboot the PC or PXI controller.
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board requires repair which can be arranged by contacting National
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