Aida 64 problems

[jjohnthedon1]

So I just done a new bios update 

Iv passed r15 a few times

passed intell burn test 

but Aida 64 doesn't fail, it comes up with a error message saying " modual in Aida 64 has stoped working windows will now close this program"

(also the newer version of aida64)

is it the program or u stable cpu ? 

The message come up with in 5 mins of running it

[Guest]

1 minute ago, jjohnthedon1 said:

but Aida 64 doesn't fail come up with a modual in Aida 64 has stoped working windows will now close this program 

(also the newer version of aida64)

I don't understand that sentence in anyway

[jjohnthedon1]

3 minutes ago, deXxterlab97 said:

I don't understand that sentence in anyway

Sorry edited try now 

[Sniperfox47]

3 hours ago, jjohnthedon1 said:

So I just done a new bios update 

Iv passed r15 a few times

passed intell burn test 

but Aida 64 doesn't fail, it comes up with a error message saying " modual in Aida 64 has stoped working windows will now close this program"

(also the newer version of aida64)

is it the program or u stable cpu ? 

The message come up with in 5 mins of running it

Did you try the stress test for a baseline before overclocking?

 

Save your overclock profile, set everything back to base, and then try the test again. If it still crashes it's the app and you can try reinstalling it (reboot windows after uninstalling it, and again after reinstalling it before using it), and if it's stable it means your overclock is causing issues.

[jjohnthedon1]

1 hour ago, Sniperfox47 said:

Did you try the stress test for a baseline before overclocking?

 

Save your overclock profile, set everything back to base, and then try the test again. If it still crashes it's the app and you can try reinstalling it (reboot windows after uninstalling it, and again after reinstalling it before using it), and if it's stable it means your overclock is causing issues.

Turns out it was the oc  so I have a 4ghz oc for gaming saved profile and 3.9 for content, amazingly 3.9 at stock voltage