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It's not stable if it gives you a BSOD, so you might have to dial the oc 100MHz down.

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56 minutes ago, ryanferguson10 said:

I just oced my i5 9600k to 5GHz and 1.385 V.

That's really aggressive I doubt your silicon can handle it dial it back and you should be fine 

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Simply put  - Heat.
Probrably getting too hot during the run with the speed and voltage you have it running with.

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wouldn't bother with an overclock with just the 1050 ti, unless you're doing it for something besides gaming

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