Experience a crash during the 10-minute period.
Experience a crash during the 10-minute period.
It indicates a repeated system slowdown or failure occurring precisely at the 10-minute mark each cycle.
However, this only occurs once, after which it's okay and can continue indefinitely.
Overclocking can be unpredictable since some CPUs resist higher or lower voltages. You have no choice but to experiment carefully. Remember, the maximum safe voltage for a 4770k is around 1.35 volts.
Indicates adjustments are needed—boost the voltage, maintain it based on your motherboard configuration, or lower the clock speed. Overclocking everything simultaneously can cause problems. Set all parameters to auto/default and tackle one change at a time. For RAM work, perform a memtest after each tweak; for CPUs, run a Prime95 test for an hour or two once stability is confirmed. If crashes occur, follow the steps above. Always ensure voltages and temperatures stay within safe ranges.