Overclocking D.O.C.P. experiences sudden failure.
Overclocking D.O.C.P. experiences sudden failure.
Hello, I bought components to assemble my own PC recently. After a few weeks, the D.O.C.P began crashing it. Each time I turn it off and on, a F9 error appears on the motherboard and it enters safe mode. My setup includes an ASUS ROG Crosshair VIII HERO WI-FI, AMD RYZEN 9 5900X, 64GB Corsair Vengeance PRO RGB 3600MHz, and CL18. P.S.: I've already reinstalled the BIOS multiple times without success.
I own a 1000W 80+ Gold certified Corsair power supply. After installing DOCP, everything has worked smoothly until yesterday when I powered off the system and restarted it. The DOCP switched to AUTO mode, but when I reset it back to normal, the PC crashes.
I own a 1000W 80+ Gold certified Corsair power supply. After installing DOCP, everything has worked smoothly until yesterday when I powered off the system and restarted it. The DOCP switched to AUTO mode, but when I reset it back to normal, the PC crashes.
Observed that the RAM voltage is slightly elevated compared to the OC settings. Could this trigger the system to boot into safe mode because the voltage exceeds the maximum limit?
It seems the system is experiencing persistent F9 errors and frequent restarts when attempting overclocking. The issue appears to be unresolved, making it hard to understand the cause. Consider checking hardware stability or consulting technical support for further assistance.