Hi Guys,
I bought the Infinity Tesseract back in March and I've had crashing issues with it from day one. I first thought it was one of those things with PC's and my particular combination wasn't particularly friendly and of course windows can be a bit touchy. So I soldiered on with it, putting up with crashes on a daily basis.
This last week or so I've been thinking that something isn't right for me to have to hard boot the pc every day, sometimes up to 5, 6 times depending on what I'm playing. So I contacted OCUK with this complaint and was advised to download Unigine Heaven and Prime95 and test the pc.
Unigine ran fine for an hour or more.
Prime95 would not run for longer than a few seconds without crashing/freezing my pc. I tried that 3 times and each time it crashed. First time it was with a blue screen error WHEA UNCORRECTABLE ERROR, the other two times it was just frozen on prime95 and I couldn't do anything other than turn off the pc with the power button. This was with vcore up two notches as advised on here a while back after having a lot of blue screen crashes previously.
I then turned off the overclock and ran prime95 again and the program ran fine without crashing.
I tried again with the OC on and the original Overclockers vcore setting using their number 1 profile, and it crashed again, three more times with the error message CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT. This was the error message that I used to get all the time and why I was advised to add that extra vcore.
Anyway I've been emailing OCUK and sent them the pictures of the BSOD's, OC have said :
"it looks like your CPU is failing and it is unable to handle that 4.7 overclock.
Due to the issues you are having I recommend that we get the system back to repair the leak and fix the blue screen issues."
This is something I really didn't want as for one thing I'll have to go without my PC for a while but mostly because a leaking PC will have to go into carriage with notoriously overzealous delivery guys.
Yeah I have a leak too. I posted some time ago that I was losing coolant and after I just serviced it with some new coolant it was clear that the fitting at the bottom of the res was leaking. It's not a fitting I had touched and it only leaks when the tube is touched so it's a bit intermittent but still dodgy especially with all the movement likely in an RMA.
I just wanted to know if you guys agree with the diagnosis and the CPU is basically kerplunk ?
Has anyone experienced this same issue?
Sorry for the loooooong post
I bought the Infinity Tesseract back in March and I've had crashing issues with it from day one. I first thought it was one of those things with PC's and my particular combination wasn't particularly friendly and of course windows can be a bit touchy. So I soldiered on with it, putting up with crashes on a daily basis.
This last week or so I've been thinking that something isn't right for me to have to hard boot the pc every day, sometimes up to 5, 6 times depending on what I'm playing. So I contacted OCUK with this complaint and was advised to download Unigine Heaven and Prime95 and test the pc.
Unigine ran fine for an hour or more.
Prime95 would not run for longer than a few seconds without crashing/freezing my pc. I tried that 3 times and each time it crashed. First time it was with a blue screen error WHEA UNCORRECTABLE ERROR, the other two times it was just frozen on prime95 and I couldn't do anything other than turn off the pc with the power button. This was with vcore up two notches as advised on here a while back after having a lot of blue screen crashes previously.
I then turned off the overclock and ran prime95 again and the program ran fine without crashing.
I tried again with the OC on and the original Overclockers vcore setting using their number 1 profile, and it crashed again, three more times with the error message CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT. This was the error message that I used to get all the time and why I was advised to add that extra vcore.
Anyway I've been emailing OCUK and sent them the pictures of the BSOD's, OC have said :
"it looks like your CPU is failing and it is unable to handle that 4.7 overclock.
Due to the issues you are having I recommend that we get the system back to repair the leak and fix the blue screen issues."
This is something I really didn't want as for one thing I'll have to go without my PC for a while but mostly because a leaking PC will have to go into carriage with notoriously overzealous delivery guys.
Yeah I have a leak too. I posted some time ago that I was losing coolant and after I just serviced it with some new coolant it was clear that the fitting at the bottom of the res was leaking. It's not a fitting I had touched and it only leaks when the tube is touched so it's a bit intermittent but still dodgy especially with all the movement likely in an RMA.
I just wanted to know if you guys agree with the diagnosis and the CPU is basically kerplunk ?
Has anyone experienced this same issue?
Sorry for the loooooong post

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