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The processor PC experiences unexpected pauses.

The processor PC experiences unexpected pauses.

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MaddiBlake
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11-08-2018, 09:10 AM
#1
Hey there, I switched my CPU from i5-8600k to i5-9600k. After restarting, the PC came alive then shut down again before I rebooted again. Then I saw a BIOS message indicating a boot failure because the settings weren’t compatible. I asked it to use the default configuration and tried again. The CPU ran at 4.3GHz initially and dropped to 3.7GHz afterward. After a while, the system froze completely—just the screen stayed on, no input from mouse or keyboard changed what appeared. I double-checked the CPU, found no bent pins anywhere. Here are my details: CPU: i5-9600k, MB: Z390UD, GPU: EVGA 1060 6GB, RAM: Trident Z RGB DDR4, Cooler: 120mm water cooler. Thanks for reading and helping!
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MaddiBlake
11-08-2018, 09:10 AM #1

Hey there, I switched my CPU from i5-8600k to i5-9600k. After restarting, the PC came alive then shut down again before I rebooted again. Then I saw a BIOS message indicating a boot failure because the settings weren’t compatible. I asked it to use the default configuration and tried again. The CPU ran at 4.3GHz initially and dropped to 3.7GHz afterward. After a while, the system froze completely—just the screen stayed on, no input from mouse or keyboard changed what appeared. I double-checked the CPU, found no bent pins anywhere. Here are my details: CPU: i5-9600k, MB: Z390UD, GPU: EVGA 1060 6GB, RAM: Trident Z RGB DDR4, Cooler: 120mm water cooler. Thanks for reading and helping!

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Ness_polystar
Member
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11-08-2018, 10:51 AM
#2
You currently have six 8600K units and a few more in the mix. It looks like you've upgraded to higher-end models, but it might be worth checking your motherboard compatibility before finalizing.
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Ness_polystar
11-08-2018, 10:51 AM #2

You currently have six 8600K units and a few more in the mix. It looks like you've upgraded to higher-end models, but it might be worth checking your motherboard compatibility before finalizing.

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coolman348
Member
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11-12-2018, 07:11 AM
#3
Consider resetting the CMOS if the BIOS reset didn’t restore all settings to their original state. A few restarts after installing new hardware are typical.
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coolman348
11-12-2018, 07:11 AM #3

Consider resetting the CMOS if the BIOS reset didn’t restore all settings to their original state. A few restarts after installing new hardware are typical.

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Derpy_DanTDM
Member
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11-12-2018, 08:53 AM
#4
update the bios.
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Derpy_DanTDM
11-12-2018, 08:53 AM #4

update the bios.