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Running overclock on my Ryzen CPU leads to system crashes.

Running overclock on my Ryzen CPU leads to system crashes.

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MechaKiwi01
Member
159
09-10-2017, 06:15 AM
#1
Hey everyone.
So basically all my new parts for my computer arrived along with my Ryzen 1500x, B350m Gaming Pro Motherboard and DDR4 Ram.
I put the parts in and everything was going well when i booted and went to bios, before i did anything changed my boot device and then booted into windows. Everything was stable when i was playing games and doing a stress test when the 1500x was at it's stock clock of 3.6Ghz. So seeing this i went back to bios and amp'd it up to 3.8Ghz as well as test different core voltages (The max on this motherboard is 1.4000v).
Unfortunately, every different voltage i tried to optimize all kept causing my PC to crash while in games. Temps were fine seeing i have a water cooler so this is very odd and i am wondering if this is maybe a fault with something i purchased or maybe something else. Thanks!
Full Specs:
CPU: Ryzen 1500x
GPU RX 480 4GB
MOBO: MSI B350M Gaming Pro
PSU: INTEGRATOR 500W 80Plus Bronze
SSD: Kingston Savage 240GB
RAM: XPG Adata DDR4 8GB 2400mhz
CPU COOLER: iD-Cooling FrostFlow 120-R AIO CPU Water Cooler
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MechaKiwi01
09-10-2017, 06:15 AM #1

Hey everyone.
So basically all my new parts for my computer arrived along with my Ryzen 1500x, B350m Gaming Pro Motherboard and DDR4 Ram.
I put the parts in and everything was going well when i booted and went to bios, before i did anything changed my boot device and then booted into windows. Everything was stable when i was playing games and doing a stress test when the 1500x was at it's stock clock of 3.6Ghz. So seeing this i went back to bios and amp'd it up to 3.8Ghz as well as test different core voltages (The max on this motherboard is 1.4000v).
Unfortunately, every different voltage i tried to optimize all kept causing my PC to crash while in games. Temps were fine seeing i have a water cooler so this is very odd and i am wondering if this is maybe a fault with something i purchased or maybe something else. Thanks!
Full Specs:
CPU: Ryzen 1500x
GPU RX 480 4GB
MOBO: MSI B350M Gaming Pro
PSU: INTEGRATOR 500W 80Plus Bronze
SSD: Kingston Savage 240GB
RAM: XPG Adata DDR4 8GB 2400mhz
CPU COOLER: iD-Cooling FrostFlow 120-R AIO CPU Water Cooler

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kate484803
Member
147
09-10-2017, 01:41 PM
#2
Refresh your profiles with the latest updates.
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kate484803
09-10-2017, 01:41 PM #2

Refresh your profiles with the latest updates.

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inboxcar
Member
182
09-10-2017, 02:18 PM
#3
Try 3.7Ghz, and if it crashes at stock voltage, gradually raise the voltage until you reach a level where you feel uneasy. If it prevents any overclocking, it's likely your chip isn't designed for that.
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inboxcar
09-10-2017, 02:18 PM #3

Try 3.7Ghz, and if it crashes at stock voltage, gradually raise the voltage until you reach a level where you feel uneasy. If it prevents any overclocking, it's likely your chip isn't designed for that.

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LilStege
Member
205
09-10-2017, 03:55 PM
#4
Refresh your profiles with the latest updates.
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LilStege
09-10-2017, 03:55 PM #4

Refresh your profiles with the latest updates.

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_RGamer_
Member
53
09-18-2017, 08:24 PM
#5
Thanks for the feedback, I refreshed the bios and managed to reach over 1.4v, but it wasn't successful. So I went with stability at 3.7Ghz in Game Boost with auto core voltage.
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_RGamer_
09-18-2017, 08:24 PM #5

Thanks for the feedback, I refreshed the bios and managed to reach over 1.4v, but it wasn't successful. So I went with stability at 3.7Ghz in Game Boost with auto core voltage.

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Carbi
Junior Member
3
09-23-2017, 03:01 AM
#6
Consider using 3.7Ghz and gradually raise the voltage until you reach a level where you feel uneasy. If it prevents you from overclocking, it might mean the chip isn’t designed for that. Also, I need to know if replacing it would be a good idea given this issue.
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Carbi
09-23-2017, 03:01 AM #6

Consider using 3.7Ghz and gradually raise the voltage until you reach a level where you feel uneasy. If it prevents you from overclocking, it might mean the chip isn’t designed for that. Also, I need to know if replacing it would be a good idea given this issue.

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Crazydog300
Senior Member
599
09-23-2017, 05:00 AM
#7
Use Ryzen Master software for testing
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Crazydog300
09-23-2017, 05:00 AM #7

Use Ryzen Master software for testing

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bignate2
Junior Member
7
10-03-2017, 10:36 AM
#8
Try using Ryzen Master software
But I can't because I'm running Windows 8.1
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bignate2
10-03-2017, 10:36 AM #8

Try using Ryzen Master software
But I can't because I'm running Windows 8.1

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ricby
Senior Member
681
10-05-2017, 07:11 AM
#9
One other thing that's weird is after i overclocked it to 3.7Ghz the fps in games seem to be worse...
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ricby
10-05-2017, 07:11 AM #9

One other thing that's weird is after i overclocked it to 3.7Ghz the fps in games seem to be worse...