reboot under load

[tamzzy]

just humour me and play with the 5700x3d's voltages...stick these in:
Vsoc = 1.1V
Vddp = 1.0V
vddg = 1.0V

(they're safe voltages, no harm will come to the cpu)

 

[Wing-Man]

just humour me and play with the 5700x3d's voltages...stick these in:
Vsoc = 1.1V
Vddp = 1.0V
vddg = 1.0V

(they're safe voltages, no harm will come to the cpu)

so soc is at 1.13, vddp i can set but vddg as strage options i can just set a voltage
so VDDG is auto or global. the 2 options you ser under VDDG are what pops up after setting Global and no auto

 

[tamzzy]

so soc is at 1.13, vddp i can set but vddg as strage options i can just set a voltage
so VDDG is auto or global. the 2 options you ser under VDDG are what pops up after setting Global and no auto

set it to global and then type in the voltage for vddg

 

[Wing-Man]

Did you look at the photo, it gives me 2 options both are vddg voltage

 

[tamzzy]

Did you look at the photo, it gives me 2 options both are vddg voltage

I did. Set both to 1.0
MSI splits vddg to the ccd and io die. Doesn't really matter as 1.0 is safe for both (some other manufacturers don't split vddg)

 

[HangTime]

If it's a hard reboot rather than a freeze or BSOD then I wouldn't rule out the PSU being an issue. I had a similar issue with an old 850W PSU that should've been more than enough before eventually one day it literally, and I do mean literally went BANG. Do you have another PSU you can test with?

 

[Wing-Man]

fixed it, turn out afterburner had a OC profile loaded and the new CPU let the GPU stretch it legs and pushed the unstable OC.