CPU turbo and PCIe problem

[9justinas9]

so recently once in a while i get my gpu to black screen on me like a lock up or something and i was running my cpu at turbo 3.9 stock voltage i thought it was my gpu but later i decided that it could be a pcie that is failing or something. how do i fix pcie clocks? i didnt get any lockups since running on stock frequency (~10h)

 

msi g55 z97

4690k

r9 290 vapor x

cheap pcie wifi card

rm750w psu

[9justinas9]

i really need help

[Motorcate]

when your GPU gives you a black screen, does the on board motherboard video inputs work?

[dragoon20005]

reset the CMOS by shorting the CMOS jumper

 

otherwise remove the CMOS battery

[9justinas9]

when your GPU gives you a black screen, does the on board motherboard video inputs work?

no it doesnt work at all if my gpu is inserted and i think its not an option to use onboard gpu with external gpu on my MB idk i could be wrong

[9justinas9]

reset the CMOS by shorting the CMOS jumper

 

otherwise remove the CMOS battery

when do i do it? after overclock or before OC? and i have to take out my gpu to do so lol

[dragoon20005]

when do i do it? after overclock or before OC? and i have to take out my gpu to do so lol

before OCing again

[Sakkura]

Uh, 3.9 GHz turbo is stock clocks for the 4690K. Looks like you didn't change clocks at all.

[9justinas9]

Uh, 3.9 GHz turbo is stock clocks for the 4690K. Looks like you didn't change clocks at all.

no stock is 3.5 and turbo witch is kinda overclock is 3.9 and yea if i run turbo its just automatically change the multiplier. i know it can cause some problems on AMD processors with bridges and stuff but intel should have sorted it out. obviously its not. what should i do?

[9justinas9]

before OCing again

ok so now im running stock so i have to clear cmos and than go to bios and enable the turbo?

[Sakkura]

no stock is 3.5 and turbo witch is kinda overclock is 3.9 and yea if i run turbo its just automatically change the multiplier. i know it can cause some problems on AMD processors with bridges and stuff but intel should have sorted it out. obviously its not. what should i do?

 

Turbo is not an overclock, it is stock behavior that will happen automatically out of the box, and it's validated by Intel to run safely like that. Most likely the problem you're running into has some other cause.

[dragoon20005]

ok so now im running stock so i have to clear cmos and than go to bios and enable the turbo?

disable and see if the system crashes again

[9justinas9]

Turbo is not an overclock, it is stock behavior that will happen automatically out of the box, and it's validated by Intel to run safely like that. Most likely the problem you're running into has some other cause.

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it crashed again  when i was writing you a reply its not a pcie problem. cpu is stock

[9justinas9]

disable and see if the system crashes again

i crashed 1 minute ago     

[dragoon20005]

blue screen or black screen?

 

swap to the iGPU

[Sakkura]

Yeah try removing the graphics card and running off the integrated GPU.

[Motorcate]

no it doesnt work at all if my gpu is inserted and i think its not an option to use onboard gpu with external gpu on my MB idk i could be wrong

so i'd assume it wouldn't be a fault with the PCI-E otherwise it wouldn't recognise that there's a graphics card plugged in. i could be mistaken but have you tried using a different graphics card?

[9justinas9]

blue screen or black screen?

 

swap to the iGPU

black it just acts like disconnected cable even tho its 100% not disconnected

[9justinas9]

so i'd assume it wouldn't be a fault with the PCI-E otherwise it wouldn't recognise that there's a graphics card plugged in. i could be mistaken but have you tried using a different graphics card?

i dont have any and that stinks

[9justinas9]

Yeah try removing the graphics card and running off the integrated GPU.

umm? so i lost my 450$ gpu?

[Sakkura]

umm? so i lost my 450$ gpu?

 

Don't remove it permanently, just remove it to test whether the system works with the integrated GPU. That will help narrow down the cause of the problem.

[Motorcate]

umm? so i lost my 450$ gpu?

does the integrated graphics work when you unplug the graphics card ?