any ideas anyone please ?
My PC overclocking testing has got harder .... before ... I would run Prime95 and if Vcore was too low the PC would fail on one core and keep going ... if I had Vcore way way too low I would get BSODs...
now I seem to have lost the middle ground .... ie I never now get one core failing, I get a BSOD instead when running Prime95 ... the nearer the Vcore is to that thats completely stable, the more delayed the BSOD is ...
any ideas ? its just a pain as Prime failing on one core is much nicer to the OS than just BSODdding out ...
I've checked my memory and its fine, and my motherboard voltages are same as before
My PC overclocking testing has got harder .... before ... I would run Prime95 and if Vcore was too low the PC would fail on one core and keep going ... if I had Vcore way way too low I would get BSODs...
now I seem to have lost the middle ground .... ie I never now get one core failing, I get a BSOD instead when running Prime95 ... the nearer the Vcore is to that thats completely stable, the more delayed the BSOD is ...
any ideas ? its just a pain as Prime failing on one core is much nicer to the OS than just BSODdding out ...
I've checked my memory and its fine, and my motherboard voltages are same as before