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Ah just seen your on a 3900x, so it won't correlate to mine :p

Might need some like @Zeed to run a CB15 on his 3900x @ 4.4Ghz to see what he scores

What have you set the voltage at in the BIOS?
 
Would the RAM cause all this or something else going on? Can't even install IBT. It's just giving blue screens whenever it wants.

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Perfect_Chaos said:
Would the RAM cause all this or something else going on? Can't even install IBT. It's just giving blue screens whenever it wants.
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90% chance it is your RAM being at faulty, or the timings settings/voltage. The other 10% is the IMC in the CPU.

Set the RAM to 2133MHz 1.2v if it isn't already and see if your system becomes stable.
 
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Journey said:
If it is 100% running at 2133MHz (1067MHz in CPU-Z) then you can always bump the voltage up to see if it is unstable at 1.2v, drop into the BIOS and increase it to 1.35v.
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I'll try it, even though the stock voltage is supposed to be 1.20.

I was also able to run IBT by booting to my other drive. Nothing happened with standard test, but I put it to maximum and got a blue screen almost straight away with the error kernel security check failure.
 
Illuminist said:
1.35v
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What did your CB15 score come out as? Thanks @Zeed for posting your score. So you're looking around the 3400 mark if its performing like 4.4Ghz.

If it is, then your voltage readings might be a bug, if it isn't scoring near that then the voltage might actually be 1.1v and the CPU isn't actually at 4.4Ghz despite software telling you it is
 
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