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Prime95 processes not running?

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If it drops a worker, it's not stable.

 

More voltage only if you can cool it. High temps will make the chip unstable also.

 

Trial and error. Keep tweaking.

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Ok so I've overclocked my 10700k to 4.9ghz at 1.350V and yet I still get the issue where 1 of prime95's workers stop running. Why is this and does it matter that 1 of the workers doesnt run does it mean my system will freeze? If I increase the voltage will it let all of the workers run?

 

 

 

 

 

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If it drops a worker, it's not stable.

 

More voltage only if you can cool it. High temps will make the chip unstable also.

 

Trial and error. Keep tweaking.

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3 minutes ago, ShrimpBrime said:

If it drops a worker, it's not stable.

 

More voltage only if you can cool it. High temps will make the chip unstable also.

 

Trial and error. Keep tweaking.

Ok thankyou for the help!

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