I don’t understand the issue with your PC freezing. Can you provide more details?

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I don’t understand the issue with your PC freezing. Can you provide more details?

I don’t understand the issue with your PC freezing. Can you provide more details?

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3Edge
Senior Member

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04-23-2016, 10:59 AM

#11

Mine does this. But mine is a failing cpu. There isn't a fix. Every processor that has done this symptom, died on me. Especially if you encounter this at defaults. Solution, swap the processor.

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3Edge

04-23-2016, 10:59 AM #11

Mine does this. But mine is a failing cpu. There isn't a fix. Every processor that has done this symptom, died on me. Especially if you encounter this at defaults. Solution, swap the processor.

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djdiamond100
Junior Member

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04-23-2016, 06:51 PM

#12

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djdiamond100

04-23-2016, 06:51 PM #12

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Biko_VDB
Member

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05-08-2016, 08:37 PM

#13

The processor operated around 4.6-4.9Ghz when idle and 4.6Ghz under light load. Running Prime95 for 30 seconds with four cores per attempt resulted in temperatures reaching the 60s on the sixth run. No voltage spikes were observed.

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Biko_VDB

05-08-2016, 08:37 PM #13

The processor operated around 4.6-4.9Ghz when idle and 4.6Ghz under light load. Running Prime95 for 30 seconds with four cores per attempt resulted in temperatures reaching the 60s on the sixth run. No voltage spikes were observed.

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Trillex07
Member

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05-08-2016, 08:52 PM

#14

Are the low-power C states activated in the BIOS? Turn off C1E, C3, C6 and C7 to prevent excessive voltage drops. Have you experimented with running above 1.240V when the CPU is busy? All processors lose performance gradually. Slightly higher voltage may improve stability. Did you locate the AC DC load line numbers in HWiNFO?

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Trillex07

05-08-2016, 08:52 PM #14

Are the low-power C states activated in the BIOS? Turn off C1E, C3, C6 and C7 to prevent excessive voltage drops. Have you experimented with running above 1.240V when the CPU is busy? All processors lose performance gradually. Slightly higher voltage may improve stability. Did you locate the AC DC load line numbers in HWiNFO?

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flarbi
Member

199

05-23-2016, 05:38 AM

#15

C1E was turned off. For c3, c6, c7 I’m unsure—I haven’t worked in the OC mode before and most settings were auto. I didn’t try raising the voltage. I couldn’t locate the AC DC load line value.

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flarbi

05-23-2016, 05:38 AM #15

C1E was turned off. For c3, c6, c7 I’m unsure—I haven’t worked in the OC mode before and most settings were auto. I didn’t try raising the voltage. I couldn’t locate the AC DC load line value.

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NottaSpy
Member

232

05-25-2016, 02:26 AM

#16

I investigated a bit and adjusted my Vcore to 1.3v. The idle was 1.296v and load 1.240v. Despite that, the system handled 20 cycles of 30 seconds with Prime95, staying under 70°C. It seems stable so far—consider if you want to tweak it further.

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NottaSpy

05-25-2016, 02:26 AM #16

I investigated a bit and adjusted my Vcore to 1.3v. The idle was 1.296v and load 1.240v. Despite that, the system handled 20 cycles of 30 seconds with Prime95, staying under 70°C. It seems stable so far—consider if you want to tweak it further.

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