BSOD "clock watchdog timeout"

[Leoplate25]

Hi, i just ran the intel burn test at stock speeds with my Intel i5-9600k (4.3ghz) and my ram at 3000mhz with XMP enabled (Corsair Vengeance Led White) to check system stability and i get this BSOD: "clock watchdog timeout". If i disable Turbo Boost, the test passes just fine. Mother is a Maximus Hero XI WiFi. What could it be? Thanks!

 

[youdsy]

CPU instability most likely due to insufficient CPU vcore. try a manual all core OC and a fixed Vcore at that speed and see if she crashes. try 1.3V @ 4.3GHZ.

 

[Leoplate25]

CPU instability most likely due to insufficient CPU vcore. try a manual all core OC and a fixed Vcore at that speed and see if she crashes. try 1.3V @ 4.3GHZ.

It's not even OCed. It's all at stock, except for the ram (XMP 1). Don't know what's going on. In fact, i disabled xmp and ran a custom Prime 95 v26.6 test (512k and 12288mb) and i had this BSOD. Could the cpu receive less voltage than it need on auto settings???
Here are some captures of Prime95 26.6 custom test (512k, 4096k, 12288mb), CPU-Z and CoreTemp. Do you think everything is fine?

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1IW-us6KXxeBSS13saes_jpYWTl3a9Oft

 

[youdsy]

It's not even OCed. It's all at stock, except for the ram (XMP 1). Don't know what's going on. In fact, i disabled xmp and ran a custom Prime 95 v26.6 test (512k and 12288mb) and i had this BSOD. Could the cpu receive less voltage than it need on auto settings???
Here are some captures of Prime95 26.6 custom test (512k, 4096k, 12288mb), CPU-Z and CoreTemp. Do you think everything is fine?

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1IW-us6KXxeBSS13saes_jpYWTl3a9Oft

just bump the VCore up to 1.3V and see. that is more than enough for that speed.