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BSOD occurs during idle state on Core i5 6600K with overclocking.

BSOD occurs during idle state on Core i5 6600K with overclocking.

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Astra909
Member
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09-03-2017, 07:12 PM
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Hello, I recently assembled a new rig and have been attempting to overclock my 6600k. Here are my specifications:
core i5 6600k
asus z270 TUF mark 1 mobo
2 evga gtx 1070 sc SLI
16 gb ddr4 corsair vengence
I managed to achieve a stable OC at 4.7 GHz (100 base clock, 47 X) at 1.4 V, but once I exceeded 4.7 GHz I experience BSOD when logging in after entering my password at idle. I've increased the voltage to 1.47 V yet still encounter BSOD when trying to reach 4.8 GHz. The error message displayed is CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT.
I'm curious if there are any solutions for this issue, especially since the crashes only occur during idle. I hope I can push it to around 4.8GHz or higher.
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Astra909
09-03-2017, 07:12 PM #1

Hello, I recently assembled a new rig and have been attempting to overclock my 6600k. Here are my specifications:
core i5 6600k
asus z270 TUF mark 1 mobo
2 evga gtx 1070 sc SLI
16 gb ddr4 corsair vengence
I managed to achieve a stable OC at 4.7 GHz (100 base clock, 47 X) at 1.4 V, but once I exceeded 4.7 GHz I experience BSOD when logging in after entering my password at idle. I've increased the voltage to 1.47 V yet still encounter BSOD when trying to reach 4.8 GHz. The error message displayed is CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT.
I'm curious if there are any solutions for this issue, especially since the crashes only occur during idle. I hope I can push it to around 4.8GHz or higher.

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JebThePleb
Posting Freak
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09-04-2017, 01:19 AM
#2
Additionally, I've been performing stress tests with cinebench and utilizing cpuid hwmonitor.
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JebThePleb
09-04-2017, 01:19 AM #2

Additionally, I've been performing stress tests with cinebench and utilizing cpuid hwmonitor.

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NinoLP140103
Junior Member
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09-10-2017, 09:08 AM
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1.47v seems fine, great cooling for the 6600k. It takes about 1.344v to reach 4.7ghz on it.
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NinoLP140103
09-10-2017, 09:08 AM #3

1.47v seems fine, great cooling for the 6600k. It takes about 1.344v to reach 4.7ghz on it.