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Abit IT7 giving A7 error code randomly at boot up

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Bmr4life

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I have a 2.26D and some Kingston KVR333 DDR Ram. SP-94 and 92mm tornado with Antec 430W TruePower PS. I can get up to 180FSB stable in windows, but whenever I OC anywhere from 155 to 185 FSB (have gotten into windows at 195 FSB),my computer will not want to start if it has been off for a little while (say over night). It will give me the A7 error code and I have to either clear the CMOS or keep turning it on and off until it finally decide to boot up. Oh yeah, the CPU voltage is at the default voltage (i have tried higher but the problem remains) and the ram voltage is set at 2.7v. Also, I have tried running the 4:3 ratio where the CPU is running faster than the RAM and it still gives me this problem sometimes. I have tried other RAM sticks and they won't OC nearly as high (on Spiktek and on Mushkin, both PC2700). thank you

oops, forgot to include temps. They never raise above 52C CPU when running Prime95 while OCing. 40C case temp.
 
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