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CORE I5 4690K OVERCLOCK HELP!

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faulty h100i? 

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Increase the LLC a little, or maybe add like 0.005v to the vcore to make it 100% stable.

Shot through the heart and you're to blame, 30fps and i'll pirate your game - Bon Jovi

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llc?

Load Line Calibration.

 

It's in the BIOS, under the section with overclock settings etc.

 

I have mine set to level 3 (10 being max on my board i think)

Shot through the heart and you're to blame, 30fps and i'll pirate your game - Bon Jovi

Take me down to the console city where the games are blurry and the frames are thirty - Guns N' Roses

Arguing with religious people is like explaining to your mother that online games can't be paused...

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Load Line Calibration.

 

It's in the BIOS, under the section with overclock settings etc.

 

I have mine set to level 3 (10 being max on my board i think)

i have set my voltage to 1.235 nw ima run aida 64 for 12 hrs,ill post back tomorrow

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Load Line Calibration.

 

It's in the BIOS, under the section with overclock settings etc.

 

I have mine set to level 3 (10 being max on my board i think)

increased voltage by 0.5 and my pc crashed while playing csgo,what should i do nw?

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increased voltage by 0.5 and my pc crashed while playing csgo,what should i do nw?

Try running at stock settings for a few days to ensure it's the cpu overclock causing crashes.

I don't like 2D games...I just couldn't get into them.. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

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