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ATMINSIDE · May 27, 2015

Can you post the screenshot of HWMonitor though? There's a lot of info we get besides one temperature...

bob4933 · May 28, 2015

We'd likely see some vdroop happening, but at 4.3ghz and 1.3v I don't think there's much of an issue

ATMINSIDE · May 28, 2015

bob4933 said:
We'd likely see some vdroop happening, but at 4.3ghz and 1.3v I don't think there's much of an issue

Likely just high temps causing instability, but that one screen says a lot.

Silver_Pharaoh · May 28, 2015

I wager poor case airflow.

If you increase your airflow and your temps are still high, dropping 2 or 3 cores would help. but that's no good if you play the newest titles.

BlueNostromo · May 28, 2015

Here are the photos (I put it back down to 4.2 cus Im doing some re-testing) In the bios I have my voltage set as +.11000

BlueNostromo · May 28, 2015

4.3 @ +.11 (1.296)

Silver_Pharaoh · May 28, 2015

looks like a good chip. :thup:

Any WHEA errors in the event log?

BlueNostromo · May 28, 2015

Nope! Is this average?

On another note. BF4 starts getting random stutters - 80 fps constant, then 50, 80 constant, 50, repeat. Sometimes it will completely freeze up (just BF4, not windows or other games) ALSO with these bugs, sometimes when i close BF4 I'll get the infinite black load screen and the BF4 process will not end no matter what I do

Silver_Pharaoh · May 28, 2015

Good. You don't want WHEA errors in Windows event viewer.

Sometime you might be prime stable but have WHEA errors. I have this issue when I clock over 4.9Ghz...
Just something to look for.

ATMINSIDE · May 28, 2015

Please use HWMonitor like I asked, not Open Hardware Monitor.
The program you have running doesn't show nearly as much relevant info.

BlueNostromo · May 28, 2015

lol hardware monitor vs hardware monitor

ATMINSIDE · May 28, 2015

BlueNostromo said:
lol hardware monitor vs hardware monitor

Two completely different pieces of software

BlueNostromo · May 28, 2015

Here's 5 minutes

ATMINSIDE · May 28, 2015

The socket is getting really warm for only five minutes in.
Do you have any airflow over the motherboard? You could definitely use some more.

BlueNostromo · May 28, 2015

Not the greatest cable management, but i have 2x120mm front intakes, 1x70mm exhaust, and 2x120mm cpu fans in push/pull exhausting out the top

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ATMINSIDE · May 28, 2015

Route those cables behind the motherboard tray for one, that'll help a bit.
Does your case have a top exhaust? If so, do you have exhaust fans in those spots?
It looks like your CPU fan is just pushing air against a solid panel... Which is going to result in a build up of hot air.

caddi daddi · May 28, 2015

that 70mm exhaust fan is not going to help either, it looks like its in a 120mm port.
bf4 is one of the games that likes more cores, 4 at least.

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his socket temp, tmpin1 is not so bad, it's 72c max.
the core temps are getting very close, 62c max and improved exhaust will help both.

BlueNostromo · May 28, 2015

It has top vent holes, and its a 70mm exhaust or nothing ATM

caddi daddi · May 28, 2015

keep the 70mm, fill those fan ports as you can. and replace the 70mm.

BlueNostromo · May 28, 2015

Also I just built this as my first computer Tuesday so cut me some slack

. My PC was acting weird with my OC, so what I did was reset my bios settings, enabled OC Genie, then tweaked those settings to what Im at now. Working just fine now

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