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issues arose after I increased my CPU's speed.

issues arose after I increased my CPU's speed.

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ylyes4
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04-12-2016, 04:14 PM
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I tried to get more performance from my fx-6300 by overclocking it to 4.3 Ghz in the bios, but the issue is that I can launch all games except Arma 3. When I try to open Arma 3, it crashes and restarts the computer. What should I do?
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04-12-2016, 04:14 PM #1

I tried to get more performance from my fx-6300 by overclocking it to 4.3 Ghz in the bios, but the issue is that I can launch all games except Arma 3. When I try to open Arma 3, it crashes and restarts the computer. What should I do?

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04-12-2016, 06:37 PM
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Red screens often stem from the graphics card, but did you also overclock the GPU? In any case, you should revert all your overclocks—RAM, CPU, and GPU—to their original stock clocks. Next, verify your PSU; a low-quality or insufficient power supply can cause similar issues. After confirming a stable PSU that can handle overclocking, you can attempt the overclocking process again, using prime95 to validate the stability of your changes.
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04-12-2016, 06:37 PM #2

Red screens often stem from the graphics card, but did you also overclock the GPU? In any case, you should revert all your overclocks—RAM, CPU, and GPU—to their original stock clocks. Next, verify your PSU; a low-quality or insufficient power supply can cause similar issues. After confirming a stable PSU that can handle overclocking, you can attempt the overclocking process again, using prime95 to validate the stability of your changes.

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04-12-2016, 08:22 PM
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It seems you're asking if the overclocking was done properly and whether a 20-minute stress test was performed before starting the game.
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04-12-2016, 08:22 PM #3

It seems you're asking if the overclocking was done properly and whether a 20-minute stress test was performed before starting the game.

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04-13-2016, 03:52 AM
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Red screens often stem from the graphics card, but did you also overclock the GPU? In any case, you should revert all your overclocks—RAM, CPU, and GPU—to their original stock clocks. Next, verify your PSU; a low-quality or insufficient power supply can cause similar issues. After confirming a stable PSU that can handle overclocking, you can attempt the overclocking process again, using prime95 to validate the stability of your changes.
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04-13-2016, 03:52 AM #4

Red screens often stem from the graphics card, but did you also overclock the GPU? In any case, you should revert all your overclocks—RAM, CPU, and GPU—to their original stock clocks. Next, verify your PSU; a low-quality or insufficient power supply can cause similar issues. After confirming a stable PSU that can handle overclocking, you can attempt the overclocking process again, using prime95 to validate the stability of your changes.

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