Best CPU Temps & BSOD

[ChaoticChaosx]

So stable as can be for a weeks, then had to re-do it again stable. BSOD after a week or two of crazy good temps. I know it's cpu related cause the little light on my motherboard turns on and my temps turn to $#@!. So I set it to stock. Temps are still bad. 65c just writing this.

 

Motherboard problem? Also been running this thing since last year and just recently decides to become unstable. I can fix my re-applying thermal paste and re-doing the OC. I'd have great temps back till it happens again so. here is what the BSOD code is; WHEA UNCORRECTABLE ERROR.

 

Any ideas what that means or how to solve this issue?

Oh also I'm running a i7 7700K on a EVGA Z170 Classified K with a bios chip for 7th gen cpus.

[Windows7ge]

It sounds like a faulty sensor if you've verified good temps but it decides to BSOD then tell you they're bad. What's the crash code?

 

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I'm quite familiar with that error code. It means a hardware error has occurred. Usually meaning a physical component has failed. You can try dialing back the OC and see if it helps.

[Turtle Rig]

Either take up the voltage or take down the voltage and the OC.  If it's not that which I think it is then its your RAM and what not.

[ChaoticChaosx]

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@Windows7ge

 

It sounds like a faulty sensor if you've verified good temps but it decides to BSOD then tell you they're bad. What's the crash code?

 

Edit:

I'm quite familiar with that error code. It means a hardware error has occurred. Usually meaning a physical component has failed. You can try dialing back the OC and see if it helps.

 

Tested memory says it's fine. dialed back voltage and such when finding stable OC under 5.0ghz. It might be my cooler cause whenever my PC has a BSOD. My coolers tube (where the "wtaer" hit cpu as to cool) is warm to the touch.

 

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@Turtle Rig

Either take up the voltage or take down the voltage and the OC.  If it's not that which I think it is then its your RAM and what not.

Checked RAm with windows and memtest. Says no errors.

 

Possible motherboard problem?

There's light under cpu on this board that comes on once it BSODs. Cooler as I said above. Maybe have to RMA both.

 

Dare I say, possible CPU?!

 

P.S. Forgot to quote.