Adjust the CPU multiplier on an Asus board by accessing the BIOS settings and modifying the CPU scaling parameters.
Adjust the CPU multiplier on an Asus board by accessing the BIOS settings and modifying the CPU scaling parameters.
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Running on the latest system with these specific titles. This problem appeared mainly in a few select games, impacting the 13900K and 14900K models.
I've encountered some problems with several games recently. My system runs at 13900k and all appear to be UE5 titles. Turning off E cores resolves many of these issues. I've seen errors like insufficient VRAM (4090) or dedicated memory issues. ProcessLasso has been very helpful lately. However, it seems this won't apply to OP based on their earlier comment. My machine never blue-screened for this; it just throws errors. Updated: I found a previous post from @Amer with detailed specs—using a Z690 and a 12900k. Are you still using the same motherboard? Did you upgrade your BIOS when switching to the 14900k?
Windows 11, 14900k and Z790 max hero. CS2 and OW2 often caused crashes or forced restarts, while Valorant worked smoothly.
I don't believe those two were responsible, but I can't recall the exact list. If you're serious, enter BIOS, ensure you're in advanced mode, navigate to the "Performance Core Ratio" option, and choose "Sync All Cores." Set the all-core ratio limit to 54 or your desired value. However, based on what @Eigenvektor mentioned, this might not resolve the issue.