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Reduce voltage on your CPU for better performance or stability.

Reduce voltage on your CPU for better performance or stability.

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Marcustheduke
Senior Member
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09-12-2022, 02:24 PM
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you've just installed a powerful build but still facing crashes during gaming. it seems your 7600x might be overheating, especially with the stock cooler you're using. trying to undervolt helps, but pbo is still elusive since precision boost overclocking isn't available in bios. look into cooling solutions like a better air cooler or liquid cooling, and consider checking for thermal paste issues. also, ensure your motherboard supports pbo if you want to enable it.
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Marcustheduke
09-12-2022, 02:24 PM #1

you've just installed a powerful build but still facing crashes during gaming. it seems your 7600x might be overheating, especially with the stock cooler you're using. trying to undervolt helps, but pbo is still elusive since precision boost overclocking isn't available in bios. look into cooling solutions like a better air cooler or liquid cooling, and consider checking for thermal paste issues. also, ensure your motherboard supports pbo if you want to enable it.

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RG48
Posting Freak
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09-12-2022, 06:01 PM
#2
What temperatures are you experiencing while playing games? Are crashes related to overheating, blue screens, power loss, or just game failures? Generally, if a component becomes too warm it will reduce performance but usually won’t lead to stability problems.
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RG48
09-12-2022, 06:01 PM #2

What temperatures are you experiencing while playing games? Are crashes related to overheating, blue screens, power loss, or just game failures? Generally, if a component becomes too warm it will reduce performance but usually won’t lead to stability problems.

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TomBarty
Member
175
09-24-2022, 09:31 AM
#3
I notice readings between 80-95, and the system either stops the game or restarts the computer.
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TomBarty
09-24-2022, 09:31 AM #3

I notice readings between 80-95, and the system either stops the game or restarts the computer.

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mat_fram
Posting Freak
776
09-24-2022, 02:55 PM
#4
The temperatures are outside the normal range and may lead to problems. It might display warnings when the game stops working. Also, check the GPU for any issues.
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mat_fram
09-24-2022, 02:55 PM #4

The temperatures are outside the normal range and may lead to problems. It might display warnings when the game stops working. Also, check the GPU for any issues.

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kyojin
Member
68
10-01-2022, 08:23 PM
#5
I haven't seen any issues with my GPU, though it slows down to around 60% during games. The performance never hits 100%, and no error messages appear. Updated August 13, 2023 by BajanBolivian added more.
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kyojin
10-01-2022, 08:23 PM #5

I haven't seen any issues with my GPU, though it slows down to around 60% during games. The performance never hits 100%, and no error messages appear. Updated August 13, 2023 by BajanBolivian added more.

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TheSweZie
Junior Member
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10-19-2022, 06:35 PM
#6
After starting BIOS on Gigabyte Mobo, navigate to the 'Tweaker' section. Select 'Advanced Voltage Setting', then choose 'Precision Boost Overdrive'. Click 'Precision Boost Overdrive' again, switch it from 'Auto' to 'Advanced', and press 'Curve Optimizer'. For basic or simple undervolting, set the Curve Optimizer to 'All Cores' with a negative sign, magnitude between 20-30. It's possible the cooler isn't properly seated or has poor contact—since the 7600X doesn’t include a built-in cooler, you might use one from your previous AMD CPU. Have you re-applied thermal paste?
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TheSweZie
10-19-2022, 06:35 PM #6

After starting BIOS on Gigabyte Mobo, navigate to the 'Tweaker' section. Select 'Advanced Voltage Setting', then choose 'Precision Boost Overdrive'. Click 'Precision Boost Overdrive' again, switch it from 'Auto' to 'Advanced', and press 'Curve Optimizer'. For basic or simple undervolting, set the Curve Optimizer to 'All Cores' with a negative sign, magnitude between 20-30. It's possible the cooler isn't properly seated or has poor contact—since the 7600X doesn’t include a built-in cooler, you might use one from your previous AMD CPU. Have you re-applied thermal paste?

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Mobarley7
Member
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10-26-2022, 07:49 AM
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I also re-applied thermal paste and secured it completely.
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Mobarley7
10-26-2022, 07:49 AM #7

I also re-applied thermal paste and secured it completely.

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jklim101
Member
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10-28-2022, 05:22 AM
#8
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jklim101
10-28-2022, 05:22 AM #8

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RockerMorton
Member
187
11-07-2022, 03:05 AM
#9
It's quite unexpected that 7600X reaches 95°C, especially since it seldom approaches the maximum TDP of 105W. How does the CPU cooler fan perform? It still functions properly. If the thermal problem persists, it might be time to upgrade your CPU cooler based on your budget. Some affordable options include the Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 DeepCool AK500.
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RockerMorton
11-07-2022, 03:05 AM #9

It's quite unexpected that 7600X reaches 95°C, especially since it seldom approaches the maximum TDP of 105W. How does the CPU cooler fan perform? It still functions properly. If the thermal problem persists, it might be time to upgrade your CPU cooler based on your budget. Some affordable options include the Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 DeepCool AK500.

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DiamondKing126
Member
138
11-08-2022, 11:03 PM
#10
That is odd, either A620M is locked by Gigabyte or BIOS need to be updated Which leads to the only resort is to use better CPU cooler Just curious though, what is your current BIOS version? You can check it at GCC (Gigabyte Control Center) app
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DiamondKing126
11-08-2022, 11:03 PM #10

That is odd, either A620M is locked by Gigabyte or BIOS need to be updated Which leads to the only resort is to use better CPU cooler Just curious though, what is your current BIOS version? You can check it at GCC (Gigabyte Control Center) app

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