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SOME RYZEN 7 1700 OVERCLOCKING!

Awahwah said:
Fresh install of Windows though. Latest nVidia drivers. Seems nuts if you are correct, not saying you are nuts :). I don't know what to do, for the first time in over 25 years, a PC has stumped me.
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As gav says - check those drivers.

This issue of crashing is driver or software related.

I can't say absolutely without any doubt whatsoever, but I am 90% sure it was related to nvidia drivers.

More specifically opencl related
 
Ok update, removed the latest nVidia Drivers. DDU'd and installed 378.66. Disabled SLI and ran Cinebench, which it completed and then RealBench. Realbench crashed at 14 mins - no error message. complete black screen. Motherboard reported error 08, which is System Agent loading - never progresses past this, need to reset to boot.

Any ideas? PSU, as per sig and not very old. Can't see that being the problem but...
 
378.66?

That's neither an old one nor latest is it? Think it's from February?

Black screen is exact issue I was having.

I had problem on B350 with clean install, which continued after putting in x370 without reinstall anything.

Problem then cleared on fish win 10 install on x370 with very latest.

Did you tick box in nvidia setup to perform clean install?
 
eyetrip said:
378.66?

That's neither an old one nor latest is it? Think it's from February?

Black screen is exact issue I was having.

I had problem on B350 with clean install, which continued after putting in x370 without reinstall anything.

Problem then cleared on fish win 10 install on x370 with very latest.

Did you tick box in nvidia setup to perform clean install?
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Yes. box was clicked.

Are we saying I should try another clean Win 10 install then update all drivers to the latest?
 
gavinh87 said:
You may have already told me but what are your specs?
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CH6, 1700, Team Group Vulcan's (ones listed on Gibbo's Ryzen RAM thread), two 980Tis, 960 Evo (with a 840 and 850 Evo's and a EVGA 850 G2.

Update to this, just completed a 15 min run since moving the Page File. Next step, install the lasted nVidia Drivers and run again. I'll keep you all posted but looks like a paging or ram speed problem. If RB completes 15 mins with new drivers, I'll put the RAM up to 2666 and repeat the test. then move on from there.

Maybe I'll be able to start over clocking properly today (and do some work - I work from home, I'm working Boss honest)

Thanks for your continued help.
 
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