GA-P35-DS3R - Reboot to stock when overclock unstable?

Does this board do that? I have the EX38-DS4 board and when I was
getting my feet wet with over clocking the board would take 20 seconds
and reboot to stock when I had an unstable overclock. Great feature.
Looking at a second board for lighter duty work and decided on the P35-
DS3R model but unsure from the reading if this board does the same?
Would rather stay away from clearing CMOS manually every time I have
an unstable overclock.

On Tue, 27 May 2008 04:50:03 -0700 (PDT), jaxstraww
<jaxstraww@gmail.com> wrote:

>Does this board do that? I have the EX38-DS4 board and when I was
>getting my feet wet with over clocking the board would take 20 seconds
>and reboot to stock when I had an unstable overclock. Great feature.
>Looking at a second board for lighter duty work and decided on the P35-
>DS3R model but unsure from the reading if this board does the same?
>Would rather stay away from clearing CMOS manually every time I have
>an unstable overclock.

Although I cannot answer precisely your question since I don´t own the
board, I believe:
1) I you overclock with manual settings in bios, I don´t think
rebooting will load defaults.

2) If you use easytune or clockgen for the tweak, rebooting will
reestablish bios settings (that are set to nominal).

best regards

John

"jaxstraww" <jaxstraww@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Does this board do that? I have the EX38-DS4 board and when I was
> getting my feet wet with over clocking the board would take 20 seconds
> and reboot to stock when I had an unstable overclock. Great feature.
> Looking at a second board for lighter duty work and decided on the P35-
> DS3R model but unsure from the reading if this board does the same?
> Would rather stay away from clearing CMOS manually every time I have
> an unstable overclock.

I own the P35-DS3L and that motherboard does restore the clockrate if the OC
is not stable. Since it is the P35 series I am assuming that DS3R would do
the same.