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Unstable and Thermal throttling FX 8350
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Well that's a pretty good spead of TIM. That shouldn't be an issue. So this issue is intermittent right only happens at certain times or is it with specific software? I would also bump the ram up to 1.55v just to see if that helps. If it's intermittent and not specific software I would point toward the ram or possibly a heat issue.
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Starting to think there is something wrong with the RAM settings.
Novabench reported a transfer speed of only 8000mb/s. (not sure what this should be but i remember it being a lot higher)
Memtest 86+ reported no errors, but it did fail to show me the transfer speed.
When i first installed the ram it gave me the wrong clocks.
So i put them @ 9.9.9.24.33
But for all i know everything else in the Dram settings TAB might be wrong aswell.
Edit : also tried Prime95 Large FFT, Instant ILLEGAL SUMOUT error on the last 4 cores.
Novabench reported a transfer speed of only 8000mb/s. (not sure what this should be but i remember it being a lot higher)
Memtest 86+ reported no errors, but it did fail to show me the transfer speed.
When i first installed the ram it gave me the wrong clocks.
So i put them @ 9.9.9.24.33
But for all i know everything else in the Dram settings TAB might be wrong aswell.
Edit : also tried Prime95 Large FFT, Instant ILLEGAL SUMOUT error on the last 4 cores.
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From the screen shots you posted earlier the Primary Ram timings are set correctly. A bump in Dram Voltage to 1.55 can help as Johan suggested. What to you have the Cpu NB voltage set at? If it's still at 1.15 v as posted in the previous BIOS SS try raising it to 1.25 v may need as much as 1.35 v because you're running 4 sticks which will stress the IMC more. Though raising the Cpu Nb voltage will also increase temps.
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Yes it is still @ 1.15 which is stock. i have removed 2 sticks of ram and set the voltage to 1.55V.
I will try to up the Cpu/Nb voltage .
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yes
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Yes they are.
i have now put the cpu/nb voltage @ 1.25V.
cant really test it with prime 95 since it just gets too hot. (75 degrees, and 70 package)
But the prime 95 large FFT error is gone for as long as i can test it.
And for now the game doesnt crash my pc.
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Well as long as it doesn't crash for what you're using it for then, you're good to go.
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just stock 2200
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I know that it's typical on AMD with an unstable core. (My darn T'bred 2000+ AIUCB 02 chip did that 10 years ago) I dunno what the problem is.
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