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T0MMEN
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So ive been running my 9700k at 4.9ghz with 1.280 adaptive voltage.


Today i noticed this in hwinfo

 

How do I pinpoint the problem? Do I suddenly need more voltage? Ive not gotten any bluescreens or game crashes tho. So its a bit weird.

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3 minutes ago, T0MMEN said:

So ive been running my 9700k at 4.9ghz with 1.280 adaptive voltage.


Today i noticed this in hwinfo

 

How do I pinpoint the problem? Do I suddenly need more voltage? Ive not gotten any bluescreens or game crashes tho. So its a bit weird.

Your overclock is unstable, presumably. You can check the details in Event Viewer. This usually means that there was an instability that was detected and corrected for in the CPU. Is it truly sudden, or is it the first time you've noticed it?

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3 minutes ago, svmlegacy said:

Your overclock is unstable, presumably. You can check the details in Event Viewer. This usually means that there was an instability that was detected and corrected for in the CPU. Is it truly sudden, or is it the first time you've noticed it?

I regularry check hwinfo, so yes. Its sudden, i adjusted the adaptive voltage from 0.025 too 0.035v

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