Realbench BSOD X99

[PunishedSnake88]

So, I've been running on an x99 5820K OC to 4.5GhZ at 1.328 Volts. Temperatures go to as high as 65 Celcius. When I run Realbench, for some reason, my system crashes. So far I've gotten "Watch Dog" and "IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL" errors. I ran Aida 64 and it ran stable without any problems for 15 minutes. Any advice?

[Archangel1994]

15 minutes is not even close to validating an OC

 

Test for 12 hours at least

[Altecice]

yep that OC is not stable at all. 

[PunishedSnake88]

yep that OC is not stable at all. 

So, should I raise the volts to the CPU?

[iDeJayDzn]

So, I've been running on an x99 5820K OC to 4.5GhZ at 1.328 Volts. Temperatures go to as high as 65 Celcius. When I run Realbench, for some reason, my system crashes. So far I've gotten "Watch Dog" and "IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL" errors. I ran Aida 64 and it ran stable without any problems for 15 minutes. Any advice?

 

Unstable OC. You should only get around 4.2 out of a 5820K.

[Altecice]

So, should I raise the volts to the CPU?

 

If you need to ask questions like that I HIGHLY suggest you start by setting everything to stock and read about Overclocking your chip, watch some videos etc.

[PunishedSnake88]

I watched Linus' x99 overclocking guide, and followed through what he said - I tuned the DRAM and System Agent voltages. My temperatures are fine so I went and added a bit more to the CPU volts. I don't intend to go beyond 1.35.

[PunishedSnake88]

So, it appears the solution to my overclocking was in the system agent voltage. I raised it by .02 and it stabilized the overclock, with aida running for a period of over 15 hours without crashing. Before it didn't get past 2 hours.

 

 

[Sintezza]

maybe try to disable your xmp profile on the ram.

Clock your ram at 2133mhz or 2400mhz. (stock profiles loaded in the bios)

And look if you still get bsods, and crashes.

 

Some high speed memory kits can be a pain in the ass, with the Asus deluxe board.

Also update your bios.

 

Edit nvm, it seems that you have solved it, due bumping up SA voltage.

[Justyn]

Hmm insteresting OC you have. I have mine on 4.5 ghz @ 1.265 volts. - i7-5820k. ran realbench 2-3hours no problem

[PunishedSnake88]

Hmm insteresting OC you have. I have mine on 4.5 ghz @ 1.265 volts. - i7-5820k. ran realbench 2-3hours no problem

Nice. If I want to run at 4.5ghz with the memory OC to 3000mhz, it seems I have to go as high as 1.325v. The problem is the ASUS Deluxe raises the BLCK to 125, so I'm tied to that.