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Windows 10 doesn't wake up from sleep and the update failed.

Windows 10 doesn't wake up from sleep and the update failed.

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pedro_tkf
Senior Member
643
11-14-2016, 02:56 AM
#1
Hey there,
I’m a bit uncertain about where to share this, but I think someone might be able to assist.
I’m relatively new to PC gaming and recently invested in a solid setup, aiming to learn and experiment with some moderate overclocking. I managed to assemble a gaming PC without any major issues!
However, everything went smoothly until I upgraded my power supply from 850w to 1200w and started trying overclocking. I was as careful as possible, reading up on the process. In the BIOS, I only adjusted the Base clock speed and Vcore values. I used Aida 64 and CPUD for stress testing and temperature monitoring.
During this process, I encountered a few "Overclocking failed" alerts. I gradually adjusted the Vcore and base clock speed until I reached 4300mhz at 1.275 volts, with a temperature around 70 degrees.
After a few hours of stress testing, it performed well. But then I faced another issue: my computer wouldn’t wake from sleep (I had to keep holding the button) and displayed an "overclocking failed" message upon restart. So I decided to reset everything back to defaults. Everything is now back to normal, though my PC still struggles with waking from sleep every time.
Later, I tried updating the BIOS and performed a fresh Windows 10 installation, but the problem persists. I’m determined to resolve this and achieve a stable, reliable overclock. Any advice would be invaluable!
Thanks in advance!
Windows 10 64 bit on 500gb SSD
CPU: i7 5960x
Motherboard: MSI x99a sli plus
Graphics cards: 2 EVGA Gtx 980 Ti’s in sli mode
CPU cooler: Kraken X61
RAM: 32GB DDR4 at 2400mhz
Case: NZXT h440 white
Power unit: EVGA 1200 watt platinum
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pedro_tkf
11-14-2016, 02:56 AM #1

Hey there,
I’m a bit uncertain about where to share this, but I think someone might be able to assist.
I’m relatively new to PC gaming and recently invested in a solid setup, aiming to learn and experiment with some moderate overclocking. I managed to assemble a gaming PC without any major issues!
However, everything went smoothly until I upgraded my power supply from 850w to 1200w and started trying overclocking. I was as careful as possible, reading up on the process. In the BIOS, I only adjusted the Base clock speed and Vcore values. I used Aida 64 and CPUD for stress testing and temperature monitoring.
During this process, I encountered a few "Overclocking failed" alerts. I gradually adjusted the Vcore and base clock speed until I reached 4300mhz at 1.275 volts, with a temperature around 70 degrees.
After a few hours of stress testing, it performed well. But then I faced another issue: my computer wouldn’t wake from sleep (I had to keep holding the button) and displayed an "overclocking failed" message upon restart. So I decided to reset everything back to defaults. Everything is now back to normal, though my PC still struggles with waking from sleep every time.
Later, I tried updating the BIOS and performed a fresh Windows 10 installation, but the problem persists. I’m determined to resolve this and achieve a stable, reliable overclock. Any advice would be invaluable!
Thanks in advance!
Windows 10 64 bit on 500gb SSD
CPU: i7 5960x
Motherboard: MSI x99a sli plus
Graphics cards: 2 EVGA Gtx 980 Ti’s in sli mode
CPU cooler: Kraken X61
RAM: 32GB DDR4 at 2400mhz
Case: NZXT h440 white
Power unit: EVGA 1200 watt platinum

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Repertition
Member
186
11-18-2016, 06:19 PM
#2
Have you attempted to reinstall your old power supply?
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Repertition
11-18-2016, 06:19 PM #2

Have you attempted to reinstall your old power supply?