Shatter
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Hey!
Yay, my first post as i just finished registering, although i've been surfing here many times for info and other stuff
Anyway to get to the problem at hand, i just got my hands on G3258 processor to see what i can squeeze out of it and it seems the whole chip is bad since the highest stable oc is 4.1Ghz/1.255v i could get. im using gigabyte's z97p-d3 mobo so should be more than enough for this cpu.
Now the actual problem is that if i increase the core voltage over 1.3v the pc won't even post let alone boot up. it powers up for say 3 seconds and then shuts off which results into a endless loop. boots with 1.300v but if i set 1.301 or over it bugs out.. core speed doesn't affect it, does this even at stock clocks if i raise it over 1.3v.
First thing that came to my mind is my crappy corsair vs450 psu which i salvaged from my previous build and haven't had the inspiration to upgrade it yet. could it somehow be that the psu can't feed over 1.3v to cpu and crashes which causes the bootloop? yeah, it does sound ridiculous, but im out of ideas what else can cause this, any ideas?
Thanks!
Yay, my first post as i just finished registering, although i've been surfing here many times for info and other stuff
Anyway to get to the problem at hand, i just got my hands on G3258 processor to see what i can squeeze out of it and it seems the whole chip is bad since the highest stable oc is 4.1Ghz/1.255v i could get. im using gigabyte's z97p-d3 mobo so should be more than enough for this cpu.
Now the actual problem is that if i increase the core voltage over 1.3v the pc won't even post let alone boot up. it powers up for say 3 seconds and then shuts off which results into a endless loop. boots with 1.300v but if i set 1.301 or over it bugs out.. core speed doesn't affect it, does this even at stock clocks if i raise it over 1.3v.
First thing that came to my mind is my crappy corsair vs450 psu which i salvaged from my previous build and haven't had the inspiration to upgrade it yet. could it somehow be that the psu can't feed over 1.3v to cpu and crashes which causes the bootloop? yeah, it does sound ridiculous, but im out of ideas what else can cause this, any ideas?
Thanks!
