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Ok, I put the CPU at 2.43GHz with no extra voltages and it seems to be working fine, I will post if I see anything else.
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Your problem is that you overclocked without messing with any other settings. I mean you had your CPU at 2.6ghz on 1.3 VCORE? Of course it's crashing.
Is your HTT still at 5x? How about your RAM, are you running a divider?
I recommend putting everything at stock speeds...and overclocking the right way: gradually, with testing, and by lowering your HTT multiplier, increasing voltages, running a memory divider, playing with RAM timings.
Is your HTT still at 5x? How about your RAM, are you running a divider?
I recommend putting everything at stock speeds...and overclocking the right way: gradually, with testing, and by lowering your HTT multiplier, increasing voltages, running a memory divider, playing with RAM timings.
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no, i had the vcore set to +.05 in the BIOS so it was running at 2.6GHz on 1.35 volts.
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