Processor temperature was "Stable" yet unexpectedly high at 10,850k.
Processor temperature was "Stable" yet unexpectedly high at 10,850k.
i have run my 10850k on my rog board with llc5 and a -offset of 0.05 at allcore 4,9ghz . i had run stability test with realbench 2h and cinebenchr23 and thjough everything was fine. well apperetnly not. i have thi ssetting for about 2 months and everything worked but while i was gaming humankind game i got a whea l0 cache error . i reduced the - offset to 0.045 and on rebooting windows started and a few seconds later just outright crashed withput bluescreen and rebooted. on second restart (right know) winds worked and hardware monitor says this for the crash Der Computer wurde nach einem schwerwiegenden Fehler neu gestartet. Der Fehlercode war: 0x00000119 (0x0000000000000002, 0xffffffffc000000d, 0xfffffe827d88f7b0, 0xffffe00c766a3300). Ein volles Abbild wurde gespeichert in: C:\Windows\MEMORY.DMP. Berichts-ID: 96a7103d-73b5-451b-8a87-3d70636867a3. error source: bugcheck id 1001 there is also a acpi warning which i dont know if it is related: : Der eingebettete Controller (EC) hat Daten zurückgegeben, als keine Daten angefordert wurden. Möglicherweise versucht das BIOS, auf den EC zuzugreifen, ohne mit dem Betriebssystem zu synchronisieren. Diese Daten werden ignoriert. Es ist keine weitere Aktion erforderlich. Sie sollten jedoch den Computerhersteller nach einem aktualisierten BIOS fragen. id 15 So question is what should i do ? any recommends should i increase llc to 6 ? go back to 0,05 minus offset ? any help would be great
It seems there’s an issue with the GPU according to WhoCrashed. The crash reported by watchdog.sys and dxgmms2.sys suggests a problem in the video scheduler. Your RXT 3060 is overclocked, so you might want to adjust power limits or core/memory clock settings. Check the crash details on the provided dump files for more guidance.
my voltage stays around 1.22 during idle up to realbench 1.288v, but the issue is getting worse by raising the vcore (cutting the minus offset by 0.05), which causes too much heat during stress tests with occasional throttling. i have a fuma 2 as a cpu and 5 intake case fans plus 1 exhaust fan.
consider using an AIO for improved CPU cooling, especially with more cores. I skipped them due to worries about leaks, but after long nights fixing things, I'm just exhausted. If you're focusing on optimizing your setup, maybe a compact Meshify could help.
Overclocking generally requires higher voltage, not lower. It’s unclear why you chose a different approach. For a 10850k chip, it needs more voltage than a 10900k would for identical clock speeds. The crash report still puzzles me.
I would have chosen stock speeds (4.8ghz for all cores, 4.7ghz for TVB) and attempted undervolting. It's not feasible with these chips.