3DMark crash

[HardStroke]

So i was running 3DMark to test system stability and gpu overclock stability and i ran into some crashes

at first i thought that maybe it was the gpu overclock but then I lowered the core and memory clock and it was still crashing

after the second run that crashes I looked at the "results" and saw that my gpu clocked at around 2040MHz, mem at around 1875MHz and cpu around 4.9GHz

a second before the crash the cpu spiked to 7.32GHz

????????

how can that be?

running 10600K on 4.9GHz all cores and a 2080 on 2040-2070Mhz core clock and 1875MHz memory clock

[Analog]

1 hour ago, HardStroke said:

So i was running 3DMark to test system stability and gpu overclock stability and i ran into some crashes

at first i thought that maybe it was the gpu overclock but then I lowered the core and memory clock and it was still crashing

after the second run that crashes I looked at the "results" and saw that my gpu clocked at around 2040MHz, mem at around 1875MHz and cpu around 4.9GHz

a second before the crash the cpu spiked to 7.32GHz

????????

how can that be?

running 10600K on 4.9GHz all cores and a 2080 on 2040-2070Mhz core clock and 1875MHz memory clock

Where did you see that reading of 7.32GHz? 

[HardStroke]

4 hours ago, Analog said:

Where did you see that reading of 7.32GHz? 

in the 3dmark app

[Guest]

There is a lot of 3Dmark benches. Is it 03 05 06 vantage or fire strike..........

 

But sounds like something is not stable.

[Analog]

21 hours ago, HardStroke said:

in the 3dmark app

 

More likely an incorrect reading that was caused by an unstable overclock. Recommend to use Intel Burn Test to check if the system is stable the way you have it configured right now. 

[HardStroke]

6 hours ago, Analog said:

 

More likely an incorrect reading that was caused by an unstable overclock. Recommend to use Intel Burn Test to check if the system is stable the way you have it configured right now. 

i tried c20 and some games like forza and cyberpunk

tried rendering videos

worked fine

my system does crash on prime95 but I don't really care since everything else is stable

my first 3dmark run was fine

ill try intelburntest now to see if its stable

[Guest]

21 minutes ago, HardStroke said:

i tried c20 and some games like forza and cyberpunk

tried rendering videos

worked fine

my system does crash on prime95 but I don't really care since everything else is stable

my first 3dmark run was fine

ill try intelburntest now to see if its stable

I'd lay money on memory OC. What are the memory settings you're using?

 

Also, for everyone's reference. 

I like your PSU btw. Mine are 10 years old now. CP series. 850w and 1kw.

 

• CPU
  I5 10600k 4.8GHz
• Motherboard
  Gigabyte Vision G
• RAM
  2x Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 3600MHz cl18
• GPU
  Gigabyte Aorus RTX 2080
• Case
  Corsair 275R Airflow
• Storage
  Kingston A400 240GB
  3x WD Blue 1TB 2012
• PSU
  Antec High Current Gamer GOLD 850W 80+
• Cooling
  Corsair H100X 240mm AIO liquid cooling

[HardStroke]

11 hours ago, ShrimpBrime said:

I'd lay money on memory OC. What are the memory settings you're using?

 

Also, for everyone's reference. 

I like your PSU btw. Mine are 10 years old now. CP series. 850w and 1kw.

 

• CPU
  I5 10600k 4.8GHz
• Motherboard
  Gigabyte Vision G
• RAM
  2x Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 3600MHz cl18
• GPU
  Gigabyte Aorus RTX 2080
• Case
  Corsair 275R Airflow
• Storage
  Kingston A400 240GB
  3x WD Blue 1TB 2012
• PSU
  Antec High Current Gamer GOLD 850W 80+
• Cooling
  Corsair H100X 240mm AIO liquid cooling

I have both kits on 3600MHz CL17-21-21-41

and I did some tightening on the secondary timings, but they are not extremely tight

This PSU is indeed very good

I was going to buy the 750W version but it was out of stock when I came to buy it so I just went for the bigger 850W version for future gpu upgrades

my system draws underload about 350-400W so I don't even hear the PSU fan