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Strange thing happens while in overclock

searaider

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Greetings, two strange things happened while in overclock, first time after i put 1.40 vcore in bios my computer started to work but nothing happens, only noise of fan, after that i had to reload bios default settings, then i returned to 3.8 with 1.31 vcore where i'm stable but today the bug of 4ghz couldn't leave me in peace so today i tried again, another thing happened today after i put 1,40 in bios and after i restarted the pc in order to go to bios again, my keyboard lost access to it, delete key worked to enter bios but once there couldn't move anywhere with keyboard, i've tried about 3 or 4 times, nothing, i had to remove the jumper on motherboard in order to clear cmos, then again after enter the data, back to 3.8ghz, don't know what is causing this, any ideas?
 
You should be running memtestx86 (memory) and prime95 (cpu) for stability testing. Hours at a time. You probably need to back off on your clock a bit.
 
Already run memtest, no errors, and everytime i raise fsb and vcore i run prime95 at least for 30 minutes, both times this strange thing happened prime gave me an error, something like this, ...0.4333335 less or equal 0.455555, something like this, now i just don't remember right numbers, what is this, memory?
 
If you are getting errors in prime95 you either need more Vcore (bad unless it's really too low) or you need to back off on the clocks.
 
Who still uses prime? Use intelburntest, faster and puts more stress on the cpu :)
 
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