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Could Overclocking Damage OS?

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Yeah that is a possibility, as random shutdowns can cause registry failure in certain cases. But the issue is not directly related to the overclocking of the ram, rather the abrupt shutdown caused by it.

Recently I’ve built a new pc, and it ran well, untill i decided to overclock my ram without knowning what i was doing. I set the ram target speed higher without changing anything else. Windows didnt boot, so i put it back to default. It still has not booted since.  Ive tested new ram, clearing cmos, updating bios, everything seems fine but it still runs into “service_error_exception.”  Ive ran sysscan in safe mode and it said no violations were found.  Could the os be messed up? Im planning a reinstall of windows later

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GG RAM maybe. If you have other DIMMs to test with try those.

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Yeah that is a possibility, as random shutdowns can cause registry failure in certain cases. But the issue is not directly related to the overclocking of the ram, rather the abrupt shutdown caused by it.

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