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Question Random blue screens and restarts following a CPU upgrade?

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Mystic_97
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07-01-2025, 12:15 PM

#11

It seems lowering the CPU clock speed to 4700 MHz instead of the original 4800 resolves the issue. After playing for 12 hours without any crashes, it worked.

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Mystic_97

07-01-2025, 12:15 PM #11

It seems lowering the CPU clock speed to 4700 MHz instead of the original 4800 resolves the issue. After playing for 12 hours without any crashes, it worked.

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RobertXDB
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07-01-2025, 04:33 PM

#12

If it requires a downclocking from the stock frequency, I would consider an RMA. It should function stably at the stock setting, but I also wanted to know if you checked the temperature while using the original clock speed.

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RobertXDB

07-01-2025, 04:33 PM #12

If it requires a downclocking from the stock frequency, I would consider an RMA. It should function stably at the stock setting, but I also wanted to know if you checked the temperature while using the original clock speed.

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Voltzvagon
Junior Member

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07-08-2025, 02:46 AM

#13

Temperatures dropped after lowering voltage to 1.275 volts
Maximum temperature fell from 86°C to 67-70°C

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Voltzvagon

07-08-2025, 02:46 AM #13

Temperatures dropped after lowering voltage to 1.275 volts
Maximum temperature fell from 86°C to 67-70°C

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Marinated
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07-08-2025, 03:45 AM

#14

We discussed with AMD and they mentioned that for an RMA, proof of purchase is required, which I don’t possess.

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Marinated

07-08-2025, 03:45 AM #14

We discussed with AMD and they mentioned that for an RMA, proof of purchase is required, which I don’t possess.

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mirco54321
Junior Member

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07-08-2025, 12:12 PM

#15

So yours seems to be a grey market product? Typically, proof of purchase includes an e-receipt if you buy online from a retailer in person. Did it operate at a consistent stock frequency without any undervoltage? If so, it might just be a faulty lot on the silicon—running undervolted with a lower clock speed is acceptable, but honestly I’d prefer to maintain a stable stock voltage and let it run normally. At 86°C it shouldn’t be a deal-breaker.

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mirco54321

07-08-2025, 12:12 PM #15

So yours seems to be a grey market product? Typically, proof of purchase includes an e-receipt if you buy online from a retailer in person. Did it operate at a consistent stock frequency without any undervoltage? If so, it might just be a faulty lot on the silicon—running undervolted with a lower clock speed is acceptable, but honestly I’d prefer to maintain a stable stock voltage and let it run normally. At 86°C it shouldn’t be a deal-breaker.

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AlbAniA_
Junior Member

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07-10-2025, 06:44 AM

#16

I purchased it at Best Buy and discarded the receipt.

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AlbAniA_

07-10-2025, 06:44 AM #16

I purchased it at Best Buy and discarded the receipt.

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ItsuwariNoKami
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07-13-2025, 01:37 AM

#17

It won't work at 4800mhz with 1.275v; I've tested it under load and it crashes my PC each time. The recommended voltage for the Ryzen 7 5800X is 1.4v.

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ItsuwariNoKami

07-13-2025, 01:37 AM #17

It won't work at 4800mhz with 1.275v; I've tested it under load and it crashes my PC each time. The recommended voltage for the Ryzen 7 5800X is 1.4v.

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los_dos
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07-14-2025, 10:05 PM

#18

I mean if it runs stable at 1.4v, if it does, then the CPU is fine, not all CPU can run stable at such hard undervolting, if I runs stable at 1.4V on 4800mhz I wouldn't undervolt so much to let it run stable at 4800, of course if you prefer hard undervolting it's your choice and nothing wrong, just to be sure that undervolting by 100mV and still be perfectly stable isn't common

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los_dos

07-14-2025, 10:05 PM #18

I mean if it runs stable at 1.4v, if it does, then the CPU is fine, not all CPU can run stable at such hard undervolting, if I runs stable at 1.4V on 4800mhz I wouldn't undervolt so much to let it run stable at 4800, of course if you prefer hard undervolting it's your choice and nothing wrong, just to be sure that undervolting by 100mV and still be perfectly stable isn't common

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Coollegoguy380
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07-15-2025, 05:57 PM

#19

No, it doesn't work well at 1.4v with 4800mhz (stock). I managed to keep the CPU stable at 4700mhz when running at 1.275v.

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Coollegoguy380

07-15-2025, 05:57 PM #19

No, it doesn't work well at 1.4v with 4800mhz (stock). I managed to keep the CPU stable at 4700mhz when running at 1.275v.

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melchiah41
Junior Member

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07-15-2025, 06:48 PM

#20

When the voltage goes above 1.275v, the computer crashes during exits from applications and games.

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melchiah41

07-15-2025, 06:48 PM #20

When the voltage goes above 1.275v, the computer crashes during exits from applications and games.

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