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Problem BIOS and C in Display motherboard

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Ultracidio
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2014/11/21 03:20:17 (permalink) 
Hi guys , I wanted to know what the letter C stands for display in the motherboard ... sometimes I have this problem and seems to be a problem in overclocking .... also I no longer get into the bios to power ..... EVGA Dark x79 , intel core i7 3930 overclock 4400Mhz, Corsair 16GB DDR3 dominator ... thanks for the answers
 
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    Re: Problem BIOS and C in Display motherboard 2014/11/21 11:54:18 (permalink)
    what is your memory configuration? C often referred on this board is related to memory initialization. I would start with your memory check. need more info on memory size and config. are all 8 dims full etc.

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    Re: Problem BIOS and C in Display motherboard 2014/11/22 03:04:00 (permalink) 
    I have 4 dimm memory Corsair quad channel 9-11-10-27 at 2133 MHz where initially I had no problems ... now I can not get into the bios with the k canc ... I have to reset ?
    ty for response
     
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    Re: Problem BIOS and C in Display motherboard 2014/11/22 13:21:44 (permalink)
    are you using the F2 key instead of the delete key? what bios you using. I use the 2.10 v. have you tried all 3 bios to get in the bios? F2 I get in just fine but some others claim to use delete key. try using one stick of ram in the appropriate slot.

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    G.Skill 64GB 2400mhz
    Intel 520 SSD (4) Raid 0
    1000W PSU (EVGA)
    W7 Pro 64 bit
     
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