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Device recovery after trying to overclock my cpu?

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By themaniac
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So I have an idea 8700k with an asus maximus x code recently. So I decided I wanted to try OC'ing the cpu. I did a 46x multiplier at 1.4v and I disabled the settings that the motherboard recommended for OC'ing. And when I try to load up windows I get this screen20210429_192435.thumb.jpg.57e8b1f29717936153785d4fb23f2def.jpg

And even after reseting the bios it still does that.

 

How did trying to overclock my cpu break my os?

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15 minutes ago, themaniac said:

disabled the settings that the motherboard recommended for OC'ing.

And what settings did you disable?

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2 minutes ago, svmlegacy said:

And what settings did you disable?

Asus multicore enhancements, cpu svid support, and then I changed the cpu core/cache current limit to max.

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                         The Austrailian king of LTT said that I'm awesome and a funny guy. the greatest psu list known to man DDR3 ram guide

                                                                                                               i got 477 posts in my first 30 days on LinusTechTips.com

 

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What was the ram set to ?

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1 minute ago, si1enze said:

What was the ram set to ?

They were set to the xmp settings, i dont remember the timings, but the speed was 3200mhz. But there were no issues with just the ram set to xmp before the oc attempt

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My system is the Dell Inspiron 15 5559 Microsoft Signature Edition

                         The Austrailian king of LTT said that I'm awesome and a funny guy. the greatest psu list known to man DDR3 ram guide

                                                                                                               i got 477 posts in my first 30 days on LinusTechTips.com

 

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29 minutes ago, svmlegacy said:

And what settings did you disable?

 

25 minutes ago, si1enze said:

What was the ram set to ?

alright, so i have no clue how or why it worked, but all i did was unplug my boot drive(nvme) and plugged it back in and everything it working. I dont understand why trying to oc my cpu caused it, but i guess im not gonna do any oc'ing for the time being

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My system is the Dell Inspiron 15 5559 Microsoft Signature Edition

                         The Austrailian king of LTT said that I'm awesome and a funny guy. the greatest psu list known to man DDR3 ram guide

                                                                                                               i got 477 posts in my first 30 days on LinusTechTips.com

 

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