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Bump up the Vcore if you get 0x0000000A.
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project stabilize sabertooth fx990 with amd fx9590
- Thread starter wullxz
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- Jun 28, 2012
That's not always a good solution on the 9590 because of heat.
i'm having very similar (if not identical) issues and have been trying to get to the bottom of it for a few weeks.
i'm not overclocking at all. my build is...
MOBO > ASUS Sabertooth 990FX R2.0 (BIOS: AMI V.: 2501 - 04/08/2014)
CPU & Cooler > AMD FX-9590 | CoolMaster Seidon 120M
MEMORY > G.SKILL Ares Series 32GB (4 x 8GB) DDR3 1866
POWER SUPPLY > Antec High Current Gamer 900W
VIDEO CARD > XFX Double Dissipation R9-290 4GB
HDDs/Optical drives > System: Silicone Power S60 240GB, Optical: LG Black 14X BD-R
SOUND DEVICE > On-board
O/S > Win 7 Ultimate
Case > Antec Three Hundred Two
Fans > back: in - 120mm radiator * top: in - 140mm* right: in - 120mm cpu * left: out - 120mm gpu
always freezes about 5 -15 mins after boot. no temp anywhere gets above 50C
i'm troubled by the fact asus says this is a 140W MB...
i'm not overclocking at all. my build is...
MOBO > ASUS Sabertooth 990FX R2.0 (BIOS: AMI V.: 2501 - 04/08/2014)
CPU & Cooler > AMD FX-9590 | CoolMaster Seidon 120M
MEMORY > G.SKILL Ares Series 32GB (4 x 8GB) DDR3 1866
POWER SUPPLY > Antec High Current Gamer 900W
VIDEO CARD > XFX Double Dissipation R9-290 4GB
HDDs/Optical drives > System: Silicone Power S60 240GB, Optical: LG Black 14X BD-R
SOUND DEVICE > On-board
O/S > Win 7 Ultimate
Case > Antec Three Hundred Two
Fans > back: in - 120mm radiator * top: in - 140mm* right: in - 120mm cpu * left: out - 120mm gpu
always freezes about 5 -15 mins after boot. no temp anywhere gets above 50C
i'm troubled by the fact asus says this is a 140W MB...
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Zer0L0rd, have a read of this thread. It's not that the motherboard cannot handle more then 140 watts, it can.
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FYI about FX-9590...
...There are really NO LACK of people with issues with FX-9590 even at stock speeds.
I had forgotten...Post 62 with links to other posts.
Another good thread working with FX-9590 cpu.
First manual overclock. FX-9590 Sabertooth 990x R2.0
...There are really NO LACK of people with issues with FX-9590 even at stock speeds.
I had forgotten...Post 62 with links to other posts.
Another good thread working with FX-9590 cpu.
First manual overclock. FX-9590 Sabertooth 990x R2.0
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You need better cooling, period. 120mm AIOs need not apply.
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Zerolord i got a message saying you were replying to my post
So first a disclaimer i have no skills with overclocking and limited skills with hardware so take this at your own discretion.
What worked for me was
1) clear cmos ( the jumpers are on the bottom of the board near the middle ( really awkward spot))
2) go into bios click exit/advanced mode
3) go into advanced mode
4) click exit again
5) select load optimized defaults
6) save and reload
So first a disclaimer i have no skills with overclocking and limited skills with hardware so take this at your own discretion.
What worked for me was
1) clear cmos ( the jumpers are on the bottom of the board near the middle ( really awkward spot))
2) go into bios click exit/advanced mode
3) go into advanced mode
4) click exit again
5) select load optimized defaults
6) save and reload
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- Apr 19, 2012
In red = undervolt hang. Processor didn't receive requested power input needed at a certain clock interval.
I wouldn't buy into a Sabo for this processor. Since I've had both the formula z and Sabo, there's a lot that makes these two boards completely different.
What really matters is big volts and nice cool temps. 50c is a great temp, but if you where running required p-state voltage, you'd have much worse temps.
It's a great chip to leave at stock if using packed with AIO cooler or 120.1 AIO cooler.
If you guys aren't running a custom loop and have access to a chiller near by, don't expect an overclock.
1.5250v. If you can cool this voltage. It will overclock.
