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Quick question?
Can a poor OC cause a watchdog_violation BSOD?
Can a poor OC cause a watchdog_violation BSOD?
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Possibly ,a poor overclock can cause all sorts of problems
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I have been getting lots of watchdog reset latley I think it's down to a windows update.
When I remove my OC the reset do stop.
A watchdog reset normally means something as stopped responding
When I remove my OC the reset do stop.
A watchdog reset normally means something as stopped responding
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It was definitely my OC, no two ways about it. Hasn't happened since I got it dialed in.