Clock_Watchdog_Timeout after overcock

[Focke Wolf]

I have builded nice low-mid gameing system>

 

Pentium G3258

GTX 750ti Gainward

MSI H81M-P33

8gb of ram

 

After messing with OC 2 months ago i set my oc to 4,1ghz with 1.250 voltage. After playing Arma 3 my Fps went too down cause of slow CPU. So i went to mobo and tryed this. Set clock to 43 and voltage to 1.350,

After playing for 5m my pc crashed. Then i went back and tryed 43 and voltage to Auto. My pc did not even booted up. It just restarted withoun any picture on desktop and resetted all to deafult. Then i tryed 4,2 with 1.300 voltage. And still getting crashes after 20m of gameplay. I have seen a lot of people overclocking to 4.5 with 1,300v. What am i doing incorrect?

 

[GalacticRuler]

I have builded nice low-mid gameing system>

 

Pentium G3258

GTX 750ti Gainward

MSI H81M-P33

8gb of ram

 

After messing with OC 2 months ago i set my oc to 4,1ghz with 1.250 voltage. After playing Arma 3 my Fps went too down cause of slow CPU. So i went to mobo and tryed this. Set clock to 43 and voltage to 1.350,

After playing for 5m my pc crashed. Then i went back and tryed 43 and voltage to Auto. My pc did not even booted up. It just restarted withoun any picture on desktop and resetted all to deafult. Then i tryed 4,2 with 1.300 voltage. And still getting crashes after 20m of gameplay. I have seen a lot of people overclocking to 4.5 with 1,300v. What am i doing incorrect?

You just got bad silicon luck. There's nothing you can do about it. But if you have a higher-end mobo, such as B85, H97, or Z97, you may be able to pull some more power out of your CPU.

[Focke Wolf]

You just got bad silicon luck. There's nothing you can do about it. But if you have a higher-end mobo, such as B85, H97, or Z97, you may be able to pull some more power out of your CPU.

What you mean by bad luck?

[Nexxus]

It means you lost your connection with CTOS