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I'm running my 10900K on just an 8 pin at the moment i haven't experienced any crashes.  I have tweaked it down to around a 200W tau and a 150W sustained though.  Try doing that in your BIOS see if that clears up the crashing.  I think my cinescore in R23 only dropped a couple of hundred points and i'm in and out of tau quite often now rendering in Davinci Resolve 18.  It's working great

 With all the Trolls, Try Hards, Noobs and Weirdos around here you'd think i'd find SOMEWHERE to fit in!

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2 minutes ago, Tedd the said:

I don't

 it is fucking struggle to get another 

I know CPU plugs are a pain to plug in. I always plug them in before i even put the motherboard in the case. 

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2 minutes ago, Tedd the said:

With 350w?

Ratings for 8 pin eps seems to be somewhere ~300w though the cpu will draw however much it wants so if thats the only 8 pin plugged in itll draw 350w without hesitation so no its not a power issue, and running above spec poses no danger till you start running 600w+ through the damn eps connector where it can start heating up and if you draw too much power and it heats uncontrollably it just goes into thermal runaway (heat -> more resistance -> more heat -> repeat) and just starts burning but again thats under extreme circumstances, not sure how much you can go over the rating but there are xocers with really old platforms like x58 doing 6ghz+ shenanigans yet their damn eps cable isnt burning, prob something to do with a high quality psu and extra thicc wires

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