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System powers off unpredictably during high demand.

System powers off unpredictably during high demand.

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Ronan1
Junior Member
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05-31-2022, 02:54 PM
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Run memory tests at standard settings with XMP disabled. Verify performance and confirm all systems are operating normally. Ensure Intel Velocity Boost remains off. Please let me know if further adjustments are needed.
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Ronan1
05-31-2022, 02:54 PM #1

Run memory tests at standard settings with XMP disabled. Verify performance and confirm all systems are operating normally. Ensure Intel Velocity Boost remains off. Please let me know if further adjustments are needed.

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ryanock2005
Junior Member
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05-31-2022, 02:54 PM
#2
Start by swapping the old TT Smart PSU with a better one, then keep checking for issues afterward.
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ryanock2005
05-31-2022, 02:54 PM #2

Start by swapping the old TT Smart PSU with a better one, then keep checking for issues afterward.

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Goku2256
Junior Member
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05-31-2022, 02:54 PM
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If the system powers off completely without any blue screen warnings, the issue is likely with the power supply unit or mainboard. Almost all other components will stop functioning properly, resulting in an error code appearing after event 43.
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Goku2256
05-31-2022, 02:54 PM #3

If the system powers off completely without any blue screen warnings, the issue is likely with the power supply unit or mainboard. Almost all other components will stop functioning properly, resulting in an error code appearing after event 43.

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VeraquinGaming
Member
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05-31-2022, 02:54 PM
#4
I tried your idea and it seems to have helped! It looks like disabling OC Genie and XMP worked—restarting the game let me play for a while before I closed it down. This behavior is definitely odd for a one-click overclock. Once I turned off the BIOS features, the changes in fan speed and RAM voltage settings appeared. Hopefully, this means I won’t see BSODs under load instead of restarts. Thanks! I’m still considering replacing my PSU, though; the reputation of my current unit is a bit concerning.
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VeraquinGaming
05-31-2022, 02:54 PM #4

I tried your idea and it seems to have helped! It looks like disabling OC Genie and XMP worked—restarting the game let me play for a while before I closed it down. This behavior is definitely odd for a one-click overclock. Once I turned off the BIOS features, the changes in fan speed and RAM voltage settings appeared. Hopefully, this means I won’t see BSODs under load instead of restarts. Thanks! I’m still considering replacing my PSU, though; the reputation of my current unit is a bit concerning.

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frog76
Member
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05-31-2022, 02:54 PM
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Not really. Most one-click overclocking methods don't function properly. You might attempt XMP alone or install Aida64. In Aida, navigate to motherboard -> SPD. Capture a photo or note the complete timing table. Remember to expand the page so you can view all timing names. Access BIOS and adjust memory frequency, DRAM voltage, and other settings manually. Most XMP profiles only define primary timings, such as 16-18-16-38. Your power supply should operate normally if everything runs at its default settings.
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frog76
05-31-2022, 02:54 PM #5

Not really. Most one-click overclocking methods don't function properly. You might attempt XMP alone or install Aida64. In Aida, navigate to motherboard -> SPD. Capture a photo or note the complete timing table. Remember to expand the page so you can view all timing names. Access BIOS and adjust memory frequency, DRAM voltage, and other settings manually. Most XMP profiles only define primary timings, such as 16-18-16-38. Your power supply should operate normally if everything runs at its default settings.