please help While runing cinebench 24 multi core crashes

[KSP10000]

 

 

 

 

When i run cinebench 24 single core and gpu test works fine but when i get to multicore it crashes and does this blinking lights on mb orange and in my gpu white 

 

my pc specs

Ryzen 5 2600
Asus STrix B 350 -f
16 gb crossair vegnece 3200 Mhz
Rtx 3070 ti arous
SSD 870 samsung 250gb
PSu asus strix 750 watt
deep cool cabinet
Monitor 27 165 hz lenovo
windows 11

[191x7]

Temperatures?

[QuantumSingularity]

Dude... a single stick of RAM??? Really? You are murdering your performance. Otherwise as said just above me by @191x7 monitor temperatures. If it gets close or above 90°C you have your answer.

[KSP10000]

just lost my 2 8 gb of ram so bought 16gb  stick and then next month another so yeah getting an error now 

 

ia ma getting 

[KSP10000]

31 minutes ago, 191x7 said:

Temperatures?

now i am getting this error

[QuantumSingularity]

Install MSI Afterburner, monitor the GPU temps, mainly the memory temperatures and try launching FurMark.

[KSP10000]

16 minutes ago, QuantumSingularity said:

Install MSI Afterburner, monitor the GPU temps, mainly the memory temperatures and try launching FurMark.

msi was installed ad i open it and  started the test and it did 4 buckets and then pc shut down and started doing the light blinking thing is there any log report

[KSP10000]

16 minutes ago, QuantumSingularity said:

Install MSI Afterburner, monitor the GPU temps, mainly the memory temperatures and try launching FurMark.

msi was installed ad i open it and  started the test and it did 4 buckets and then pc shut down and started doing the light blinking thing is there any log report

[KSP10000]

22 minutes ago, QuantumSingularity said:

Install MSI Afterburner, monitor the GPU temps, mainly the memory temperatures and try launching FurMark.

yup tempps are  going high even 91 

[QuantumSingularity]

Your CPU is probably overheating, but the reason i said to watch memory temps on the GPU is because if its memory gets too hot, similar issues like your previous one start creeping up along with some nasty artifacts. Take the cooler and the CPU out, clean all the thermal paste and re-paste it. Paste probably turned into rock right now if it's the stock one that came with the cooler. If you need help with the pasting, there are some nice LTT clips on how to apply it and how much you need. Don't be scared if you put a bit too much, it will be fine as long as you don't go The Verge on it.

[KSP10000]

17 minutes ago, QuantumSingularity said:

Your CPU is probably overheating, but the reason i said to watch memory temps on the GPU is because if its memory gets too hot, similar issues like your previous one start creeping up along with some nasty artifacts. Take the cooler and the CPU out, clean all the thermal paste and re-paste it. Paste probably turned into rock right now if it's the stock one that came with the cooler. If you need help with the pasting, there are some nice LTT clips on how to apply it and how much you need. Don't be scared if you put a bit too much, it will be fine as long as you don't go The Verge on it.

u mean this right ?

 

[KSP10000]

i have never changed thermal paste but installed this cpu myself that was around 5 year ago 

[QuantumSingularity]

So a re-paste is well deserved. But as for the memory temps on the GPU, you have to enable that in Afterburner, cause currently they are not showing on the graph. 

As for video help, here is a wild Luke:

 

Also don't mind the conductivity remark. Unless you use liquid metal or a paste that specifically says it uses metal filings in it (it's been a while since i saw such abomination), all modern pastes are safe for electrical conductivity. Even if it squishes out a bit, it won't be an issue, it just gets into a bigger mess to clean later. 

As for brands - i use Arctic MX-6 cause it's not that expensive and performs really well. IF you want a more premium thing, you can go for KPx Kingpin Extreme.

Also for the method, on the old whole IHS (not the latest Ryzen 7000 series edgy ones) i went for one blob in the middle the size of a pea and 4 smaller blobs, basically a touch and go towards the four corners of the CPU. Works great especially on the 5800X3D.