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I added voltage to the CPU overclock, and right now, BF1 does not crash when playing in 4k. However, GTA V still crashes when running in 4k. The only fix I have right now is to lower GTA V's resolution to 1440p.

hmm, I will try stock settings again and see if they crash again

Problem: When playing games such as GTA V and BF1 in 4k, the game freezes within 10-20 minutes of playtime, but the sound continues for a while. However, I am unable to move the character, and pressing buttons will yield no responses. The game then crashes after 3-5 minutes later. System Specs: Operating System: Windows 10 64 bit CPU: i5 6600K, OC to 4.7 GHz at 1.320V GPU: Gigabyte GTX 1070, OC to +50 MHz core clock, +125 MHz memory clock. Motherboard: Gigabyte Z170X Gaming 3 RAM: Kingston HyperX 16 GB PSU: EVGA Supernova 650W BIOS version: F21 Software Running: MSI Afterburner, Steam, Origin, Realtek Audio Things I have tried: Verifying Integrity of the games DDU of the Nvidia Drivers and Reinstalling the Latest Memtest64 (10 passes with no errors) OC should be stable, ran AIDA64 2 years ago for 1 whole day without error. Ran Heaven Benchmark 2 years ago for a whole day too. Temporary Solution: I have found the games doesn't freeze/crash when I run them at 1440p windowless border. But in BF1 this makes the image very blurry indeed. Event Viewer: GTA V: Faulting Application Name: GTA5.exe Faulting Module Name: GTA5.exe Exception Code: 0xc0000005 Fault Offset: 0x00000000015931d8 Faulting process id: 0x2e70 BF1: Faulting Application Name: bf1.exe Faulting Module Name: bf1.exe Exception Code: 0x80000003 Fault Offset: 0x00000000090b5b6 Faulting process id: 0x3260

CPU: i5 6600K @ 4.7 GHzGPU: Gigabyte G1 Gaming GTX 1070 @ 2000 MHz Core, 4075 MHz MemoryAverage FPS: 96.4Score: 4035

Oh I see. BTW nice overclock man!

I got it up to 47x with 1.3 V. However, do your guy's CPU core voltage drop when idling? Since I am using a gigabyte motherboard, there is no adaptive mode for voltage like on the ASUS motherboards.

My windows power setting is on Balance. CPU Usage is at 0% - 5%, and there should not be any processes that are causing a high performance state. The problem is not with the clockspeed, because the clockspeed is going down to 800 MHz when idling, which is fine. However, the CPU Core voltage stays at 1.296V, according to AIDA 64, CPU-Z and HWMonitor, which is my problem is.

I read somewhere the enabling the Higher C states will make my computer slower to wake up from sleep, and boot. But how will I reduce voltage when idling on a gigabyte motherboard? Enabling the C-states sure did not work, and after searching the internet, I still could not find a satisfactory answer.

Hi, I recently built a computer and successfully overclocked my cpu, a 6600k @ 4.7 GHz with 1.3V. However, after tinkering a bit in the BIOS in order to find out how to reduce core clock and voltage when idling, I am unable to lower the cpu voltage when idling, but the core clocks does go down to 800 MHz. Any help would be appreciated. A step by step tutorial to lower the voltage when idling would also be helpful. Thanks! EDIT: BIOS Version is F7 I have turned on Cstates C1E, C3, and EIST. I have disabled C5, C6/C7, C8