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1.524Volts to the cpu for just 4.0Ghz should be a plenty. Well unless that cpu is just not primo.
The ram only clocked to about DDR1333 with 1T command rate might be a problem. I would change to 2T command rate just to be sure.
I might also just bump the ram voltage to 1.55V just ensure the ram has enough voltage. i do this with most of my ram since it is not hurting anything but it sure can remove a possible problem.
CPU_NB and HT Frequency at 2000Mhz each should not be a problem. If can get the thing stable first you might then try for more CPU_NB frequency for some extra performance.
55c temp on the cores has over the last few years caused some stability problems and onset of stability right about that Core/Package temp.
You must have the CPU_LLC setting on Extreme since the CPU Vcore is not fluctuating much at all and is remaining quite high for that 4.0Ghz speed.
Okay, I actually went back to your post above mine saying to put up the 3 Cpuz's and the HWMonitor capture and you have the ram Voltage increased already. I would try the Command Rate to 2T and see. Otherwise the only "red flag" I see is the Core Temp being at 55c which has been an issue before with other posters.
There is one other thing that 'might' be a problem since we are at the point of checking everything and that is in raising the Vcore, did you do it in large jumps and jump over the best voltage to the cpu and are now over-driving the CPU. I had a budd do that on his FX-8350 and it just fell on its' face. It can happen to any sensitive cpu.
I have hit the major things I would be looking into in your position. My first concern I think would be 2T ram and core temp of cpu.
RGone...
The ram only clocked to about DDR1333 with 1T command rate might be a problem. I would change to 2T command rate just to be sure.
I might also just bump the ram voltage to 1.55V just ensure the ram has enough voltage. i do this with most of my ram since it is not hurting anything but it sure can remove a possible problem.
CPU_NB and HT Frequency at 2000Mhz each should not be a problem. If can get the thing stable first you might then try for more CPU_NB frequency for some extra performance.
55c temp on the cores has over the last few years caused some stability problems and onset of stability right about that Core/Package temp.
You must have the CPU_LLC setting on Extreme since the CPU Vcore is not fluctuating much at all and is remaining quite high for that 4.0Ghz speed.
Okay, I actually went back to your post above mine saying to put up the 3 Cpuz's and the HWMonitor capture and you have the ram Voltage increased already. I would try the Command Rate to 2T and see. Otherwise the only "red flag" I see is the Core Temp being at 55c which has been an issue before with other posters.
There is one other thing that 'might' be a problem since we are at the point of checking everything and that is in raising the Vcore, did you do it in large jumps and jump over the best voltage to the cpu and are now over-driving the CPU. I had a budd do that on his FX-8350 and it just fell on its' face. It can happen to any sensitive cpu.
I have hit the major things I would be looking into in your position. My first concern I think would be 2T ram and core temp of cpu.
RGone...
