Hi. BSD are often caused by ram voltage or timing. If you can boot to the windows startup screen then BSD it may be ram. The 1055t has a 3.8GHz wall that needs voltage to get over. If you cab get 3.8GHz with reasonable temps then good. I think your temps are high but I don't know what cooler you are using. You should lower your speed to [email protected] volts and see if it stabilizes and stays cooler. Check stability and temps and then when you go for 3.8GHz you need to give your NB/HT some more voltage. 3.8GHz is harder than 3.6GHZ, alot more voltage control is needed and a good heatsinkfan/hsf. Let me know.
