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Cassius VII

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  1. Hi folks, first post here I was using firefox when my screens turned to black, CPU debug light was lit on the mobo, restart and power button of the case not doing anything. I switched off the power supply, and then rebooted. No blue screen logs, event viewer just lists an unschedule shutdown. Il built this machine on december 2018, all parts were bought brand new : CPU : Ryzen 5 2600 @4.025 GHz, 1.3375 V (vcore) - LLC2 - 1.065 V (SoC voltage) RAM : 2x 8 GB Ballistix Sport 2666 MHz (BLS8G4D26BFSEK.8FD) @ 3000MHz - 1.35 V Motherboard : MSi B450 GAMING PRO CARBON AC - Bios 7B85v1B - chipset driver 2.07.14.327 GPU : Sapphire Pulse Vega 56 - Core @1647 Mhz / 1080 mV, memory @950 MHz (Driver 20.5.1) PSU : EVGA 750 GQ, 750W 80+ Gold Storage : HP EX900 256 GB for the OS CPU Cooler : Cooler Master ML240L RGB I'm running windows 10 2004 (19041.388) Regarding the overclocks : GPU has been stable for months on various games and folding RAM passed 6+ hours of memtest (12 GB, 10800%) CPU passed 2h of prime95 small FFTs, 2h OCCT AVX2, 4h OCCT default. Max temp reached 74.3°C Strange thing with my cpu OC is that back in august of 2019, It passed 10 hours of prime95 at 4.025 GHz with 1.325 V with a max temp of 72.3°C. I never exceed 65°C while gaming which is my heaviest usage of this computer. So I don't think that I was above any safe limits mentionned here. But I had to increase the voltage to 1.3375 if I want to maintain this frequency now, because of other crashes with the CPU debug light turned on. I kept logs of HWinfo64 during a prime95 run that ended with a crash if you want to check anything with the log viewer. The only thing I see that i don't understand are the VIN4 and VIN6 voltages : I don't know what are those voltages and i see this behaviour everytime the system is under cpu load. So I don't really now what could be wrong : motherboard, CPU, PSU, bad CPU overclock ... 99% of the time, this computer serves me more than well. However, as the end of my 2 year warranty gets closer, if one component is bad, I'd like to RMA it. My problem is identifying it, if there is any. So any suggestion would be appreciated ! Thanks 08-05-2020-OC3-prime95.CSV
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