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CPU Overclock problem maybe?

WeeMan85
By WeeMan85
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I am new to overlooking and have been running an i5-3750k @ 4.5ghz /1.4v for I while but all of a sudden my pc will post at as soon as it reaches OS boot it powers off completely then when I start it again it works fine, is this a software or potential Overclock profile problem or something else,  any help would be great..

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12 minutes ago, WeeMan85 said:

I am new to overlooking

I loled (autocorrect I'm guessing)

 

I wouldn't be too surprised if it's degrading from a bit too high a voltage, try reducing the voltage to 1.35 or something (at whatever clockspeed nessesary). but there's also a chance you're applying too little voltage for that core clock so it's not completely stable.

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I'll give it a go tonight when I get in thanks and yes auto correct kills me it was supposed to be Overclocking 

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