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Does the Intel 14700KF continue to crash and restart following the BIOS update and installation of the new CPU?

Does the Intel 14700KF continue to crash and restart following the BIOS update and installation of the new CPU?

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Bessily
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05-31-2023, 11:31 AM
#11
That's the interpretation you've got so far. It seems your concern might be about voltage levels rather than temperatures, since you're typically within 75-80 degrees while gaming. I don't think you're aware of any good materials on undervolting.
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Bessily
05-31-2023, 11:31 AM #11

That's the interpretation you've got so far. It seems your concern might be about voltage levels rather than temperatures, since you're typically within 75-80 degrees while gaming. I don't think you're aware of any good materials on undervolting.

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blueyednick
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05-31-2023, 01:10 PM
#12
I attempted a 0.050 undervolt which caused a BSOD, so I'm now testing a 0.030.
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blueyednick
05-31-2023, 01:10 PM #12

I attempted a 0.050 undervolt which caused a BSOD, so I'm now testing a 0.030.

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Boruto_PvP
Junior Member
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05-31-2023, 03:07 PM
#13
Sorry, I was away from the desk awhile... Take a look at this. Post #50. I put all of the links up that I used. I just ran some diagnostics on the PC mentioned where I did these changes today. Temps are still low and I used CPU Lite so that controls voltage there without having to go in and do it "manually." https://forums. All the info is there. Watch the videos, especially where the British guy shows how to undervolt on 3 different MOBO manufacturers. Pay close attention to the MSI posrtions - you can skip to just those, really. Pay attention to the guy playing with the different CPU Lite settings - two videos of that, iirc. But before you begin, go into your Bios and exit and save to default settings. I think you said earlier that you have the most recent Bios. If you don't, actually, do that first, then the save to defaults. From watching the videos you should be able to find the settings, but start with the CPU Lite stuff. It's only one or two settings in Bios. Save changes. Run Cienbench R23 with Hardware Monitor going so you can see temps and voltages of the CPU. Changing the CPU Lite settings from where ever they are down to 11 or 9 or somewhere around there should do the trick. I hope this helps you. I hope it's not the chip. And, it could be something completely different than we're considering right now too, but this is a good start to check things out. The Reddit link is excellent, but only do that once it's stable with the slightly easier stuff first. Good Luck!
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Boruto_PvP
05-31-2023, 03:07 PM #13

Sorry, I was away from the desk awhile... Take a look at this. Post #50. I put all of the links up that I used. I just ran some diagnostics on the PC mentioned where I did these changes today. Temps are still low and I used CPU Lite so that controls voltage there without having to go in and do it "manually." https://forums. All the info is there. Watch the videos, especially where the British guy shows how to undervolt on 3 different MOBO manufacturers. Pay close attention to the MSI posrtions - you can skip to just those, really. Pay attention to the guy playing with the different CPU Lite settings - two videos of that, iirc. But before you begin, go into your Bios and exit and save to default settings. I think you said earlier that you have the most recent Bios. If you don't, actually, do that first, then the save to defaults. From watching the videos you should be able to find the settings, but start with the CPU Lite stuff. It's only one or two settings in Bios. Save changes. Run Cienbench R23 with Hardware Monitor going so you can see temps and voltages of the CPU. Changing the CPU Lite settings from where ever they are down to 11 or 9 or somewhere around there should do the trick. I hope this helps you. I hope it's not the chip. And, it could be something completely different than we're considering right now too, but this is a good start to check things out. The Reddit link is excellent, but only do that once it's stable with the slightly easier stuff first. Good Luck!

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TheMLGcezar
Junior Member
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05-31-2023, 04:02 PM
#14
Thanks a lot man.
I've been thinking about the possibility that it could be PSU, since a brand new chip began restarting in just two days.
I'll test this out tomorrow and let you know what I find.
Thanks again.
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TheMLGcezar
05-31-2023, 04:02 PM #14

Thanks a lot man.
I've been thinking about the possibility that it could be PSU, since a brand new chip began restarting in just two days.
I'll test this out tomorrow and let you know what I find.
Thanks again.

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Amoroka
Member
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05-31-2023, 04:18 PM
#15
When temperatures climb into the mid/upper 90'sC, pause the tests and make adjustments. Prevent the PC from shutting down automatically—this is likely where the damage starts and worsens.
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Amoroka
05-31-2023, 04:18 PM #15

When temperatures climb into the mid/upper 90'sC, pause the tests and make adjustments. Prevent the PC from shutting down automatically—this is likely where the damage starts and worsens.

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bouchermuse
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05-31-2023, 04:53 PM
#16
Wondering if you've managed to resolve the issue...
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bouchermuse
05-31-2023, 04:53 PM #16

Wondering if you've managed to resolve the issue...

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