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All games began crashing and the CPU had an accident.

All games began crashing and the CPU had an accident.

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Major_Limitz
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09-25-2021, 09:56 AM
#11
I manage the Memetestx86 and confirmed everything is fine in RAM and CPU, so I decided to perform another deep clean. It seems the games no longer crash after just 30 minutes and can run for over five hours without any issues. Now I wonder if something got stuck in one of the slots on the RAM or GPU, but I didn’t catch what it was. Regarding overclocking, would it be safe to keep the CPU at 3.9 MHz constantly? What voltage is recommended for that setting?
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Major_Limitz
09-25-2021, 09:56 AM #11

I manage the Memetestx86 and confirmed everything is fine in RAM and CPU, so I decided to perform another deep clean. It seems the games no longer crash after just 30 minutes and can run for over five hours without any issues. Now I wonder if something got stuck in one of the slots on the RAM or GPU, but I didn’t catch what it was. Regarding overclocking, would it be safe to keep the CPU at 3.9 MHz constantly? What voltage is recommended for that setting?

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YoutubeDev
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10-02-2021, 05:28 AM
#12
CPU is damaged by either excessive voltage or overheating. To avoid this, keep the voltage within limits and manage heat effectively. Begin with a 3.9GHz clock at 1.187V core voltage. Run Cinebench R20 to check stability—if it runs smoothly, try Firestrike; if not, raise voltage to 1.237V core and repeat until stable. Avoid going beyond 1.45V core, as your cooler likely can't handle that.
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YoutubeDev
10-02-2021, 05:28 AM #12

CPU is damaged by either excessive voltage or overheating. To avoid this, keep the voltage within limits and manage heat effectively. Begin with a 3.9GHz clock at 1.187V core voltage. Run Cinebench R20 to check stability—if it runs smoothly, try Firestrike; if not, raise voltage to 1.237V core and repeat until stable. Avoid going beyond 1.45V core, as your cooler likely can't handle that.

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