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A POWER ISSUE WILL CAUSE BSODs
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BSOD x101 on 3930k at 4.4 vcore 1.355...
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A POWER ISSUE WILL CAUSE BSODs
- Thread Starter
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Yes, but I think it isn't the issue, because I'm steady now on 4.6 and vcore 1.38. If it would be for power, it would crash i think.
Don't wanna be a wise guy, point me out if I'm wrong.
My seller denies also power issues, id he's wrong I must also give him an proof of that to get a refund or something. It's their setup
By far, I think Witchdoctor is pointing that topic into right direction
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The brand "Chieftec" is proof enough. They are not known to produce a quality PSU at all.
Was this not you?
And what have you done to get you now up to 4.6 and what you think is stable?
Your original problem was loss of stability at 4.4
While WD is good at what he does, how the hell do you know you're in the right direction. You haven't solved any of the problems you came in for.
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Yes, but I think it isn't the issue, because I'm steady now on 4.6 and vcore 1.38. If it would be for power, it would crash i think.
Don't wanna be a wise guy, point me out if I'm wrong.
My seller denies also power issues, id he's wrong I must also give him an proof of that to get a refund or something. It's their setup
By far, I think Witchdoctor is pointing that topic into right direction
Just throw another power supply on it quick to either confirm a power issue or dismiss it
easy shmeasy
@ ATM ........ shhhhhh no need to shout .......
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I agree Scotty, just wanted to point out what I see and try and help.
It'll be my last post in this thread in that case.....
• JEDEC standard 1.5V (1.425V ~1.575V) http://www.kingston.com/datasheets/KHX16LC10X3K2_16X.pdf
Good Luck and Have Fun Fellas
It'll be my last post in this thread in that case.....
• JEDEC standard 1.5V (1.425V ~1.575V) http://www.kingston.com/datasheets/KHX16LC10X3K2_16X.pdf
Good Luck and Have Fun Fellas
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Every chip is different, They also degrade quickly when abused
Maybe you need the CarFax on that CPU ....
I suggest you get a back up power supply, always nice to have a known to be good power unit on hand for testing in just such circumstances, especially when sporting a less than strellar power supply.
Maybe you need the CarFax on that CPU ....
I suggest you get a back up power supply, always nice to have a known to be good power unit on hand for testing in just such circumstances, especially when sporting a less than strellar power supply.
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Oh give the Ram voltage a bump to 1.5v and see how it reacts. It's well within voltage tolerances for that RAM......
I know I said I wouldn't post in here again, but I feel like that 1.4v ram is a little low......
I know I said I wouldn't post in here again, but I feel like that 1.4v ram is a little low......
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Power is everything, PS's lose efficency when thet get hot. Meaning during the winter it may be able to keep up, but during the summer it may struggel
Either way I would not rely on that power unit under any circumstance.
You have to keep in mind this is the most important part of any system reguardless the harware being used
Here is a decent unit for 60 bucks AR
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817438026
Agree with shrimp, 1.5 for the stix
Either way I would not rely on that power unit under any circumstance.
You have to keep in mind this is the most important part of any system reguardless the harware being used
Here is a decent unit for 60 bucks AR
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817438026
Agree with shrimp, 1.5 for the stix
- Thread Starter
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so 1.5v and set the timings accordingly to stock specifics and test it out on 4.4Ghz, going as low I can with vcore?
I don't deny the psu malfunction, but want to test it, since I don't have another.
Ok, I will test. Don't ever will buy chieftec now -the seller choosed it- but this evga I can't see in my country sold (Poland).
ram at 1.5v
vcore 1.37
4.4GHz
=BSOD
Since 4.6 was stable on 1.38 - WHAT THE HELL?
SECOND TRY:
no bsod but cpu dropping to 3.20Ghz
I don't deny the psu malfunction, but want to test it, since I don't have another.
Ok, I will test. Don't ever will buy chieftec now -the seller choosed it- but this evga I can't see in my country sold (Poland).
ram at 1.5v
vcore 1.37
4.4GHz
=BSOD
Since 4.6 was stable on 1.38 - WHAT THE HELL?
SECOND TRY:
no bsod but cpu dropping to 3.20Ghz
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I never gotten a "STOP: 0x00000101" BSOD,
but one that's notorious for rearing its head with not enough Vcore or clock too high for chip batch,
drum roll, the "STOP: 0x0000000A" BSOD. -> I think I just got that one too with my first Linpack failure on my E2180 when doing my real early rounds of socket 775 OC'ing in 2008. (I think it was when at 2.8 or 2.7 before increasing the Vcore just a little.)
(2.90 was the sweet spot on that E2180.) (With pack date of July 23, 2008, on the box)
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- Thread Starter
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ONCE I've gotten also the x00A, when playing with dram timings. what could it mean?
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I dunno. It was always core for me. You would be more likely to receive an x8E.
How long has it run Prime95 at that setting?
