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I've been having some blue screens lately, almost everyday.

 

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Does anyone know the cause of this and how to fix it?

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put your CPU to stock and see if it works then.

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hm..

I have it overclocked to 4.2Ghz, but it was stable. I had to set everything again when I updated the bios, maybe something is a little different.

It makes sense because the blue screen accurs after hours of gameplay, I will increase the voltage, and if it doesnt work, I will put it to stock.

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hm..

I have it overclocked to 4.2Ghz, but it was stable. I had to set everything again when I updated the bios, maybe something is a little different.

It makes sense because the blue screen accurs after hours of gameplay, I will increase the voltage, and if it doesnt work, I will put it to stock.

 

or just lay off the OC abit. the whole point in OCing is to find your maximum and back off abit :)

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or just lay off the OC abit. the whole point in OCing is to find your maximum and back off abit :)

I hope 4.2 is not the maximum of my cpu... :P

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I hope 4.2 is not the maximum of my cpu... :P

Its the maximum of my 4770k which I put under a custom loop if that makes you feel any better.

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I found out what the problem was. It was the cpu cache racio. I have my cpu at 4.2GHz, and I put the cache racio at 42x too. I guess my cpu can't handle the cache racio at the same level as cpu frequency, I decrease to 40x and now it is fine.

And I put my voltage lower again :P

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