Anyone still got the cold boot issue. Everytime i restart Windows, i get nothing. I have to hold the power button for five seconds and restart that way, so much as i now just turn off the thing instead of restart.
"The cold boot problem when overclocking is a known and common issue to any computer that has ever been overclocked. That particular problem occurs because, when a CPU is set to overclock and needs extra voltage to do so, it has to run for a very brief time at default voltage until it can load up the bios and get it running. If it cannot run for those brief moments at the stock voltage, then the bios will not load up, and there will be no extra voltage, and no POST, no boot. In this situation, the fans will start up, lights will come up, but nothing further. This problem can be fixed by setting the default voltage on the CPU bridges (or a wire trick through the socket, same thing) to a high enough voltage to keep the CPU running until the bios loads up."
