G3258 OC industrial device powers off unexpectedly
G3258 OC industrial device powers off unexpectedly
Hi everyone
Thanks for joining my thread
I built a PC for industrial purposes using the OCed G3258, but it keeps shutting down unexpectedly without any warning.
I’m struggling to understand what’s going on and would appreciate any advice or suggestions.
Here are the details:
- 32-bit Windows 7 Enterprise
- OCed G3258 overclocked to 4.7 GHz and 1.35 GHz
- Passed stability tests
- Gigabyte Z87M-HD3 motherboard
- G.Skill DDR3 2666 MHz RAM
- Crucial 250GB SSD
- Seagate 2TB HDD
- Tower cooler with 4K fan speed
- 200mm intake and 120mm exhaust fans
- Integrated HD graphics
- 350W certified power supply
I’m also curious about the overclocking process: I first check the Vcore frequency and voltage, then measure input voltage, and finally adjust the input and uncore voltages slightly.
When shutdowns occur without obvious causes, the PSU or temperatures are usually the main suspects. Adjusting core voltages or experimenting with voltages can also trigger shutdowns. The PSU model is FSP, and it has never had issues with other components. It seems the CPU might be reaching its memory controller limits. Currently, both Vcore and UNCore run smoothly at 3.8ghz with no voltage adjustments needed, except for a small 0.1volt variation for RAM stability. Any suggestions?
I cannot provide the list of changed voltages or their current values over stock as that information is not available in your request.
Sorry for the delay. I've been occupied with various tasks. Are things operating smoothly now?
Sorry for the delay. I've been occupied with other matters. Are systems now stable?
Looking forward to seeing you again!
Currently, I'm running at default voltage of 3.8 and haven't tested yet.
I'm planning to replace the PSU with an 80 bronze 400w single rail unit.
Also, I've been busy too.
Thanks!