O/C Now unstable????

nepas

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after taking out my gfx card earlier to re seat the block as temps were a bit high(idle at 50,load at 65)now its down to idle at 35 and load at 40.All my problems started after putting the card back in.When i first restarted the comp it would not fire up and just froze with the led display stuck at code 26,so I rest the cmos and fired back up,now after putting all my settings back and o/c'ing again the damm thing will not last more than 5 mins when gaming as it just locks up.

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Any ideas?
 
The volts for that kind of a clock speed seem very low to me to be honest. I suggest you bump it up to 1.4v and work your way down if it is stable, keep going down until it is unstable, then bump it up one notch, I am sure you're familiar with this process.

I know you have problems after reseating a graphics card which I find very strange to say the least, though I suggest upping the volts on your CPU! If that doesn't work, maybe turn down the clocks on the graphics back to stock with your CPU still overclocked. Everything is worth a try, trouble shooting and trying different ways to get around it is the best way ;)

Good luck :)
 
the weird part is all these settings were stable and have been running at these settings for the past couple of months,i just dont understand how a re seat of a gfx card can cause such instability.

o well back to messing in the bios for a while
 
Maybe , the extra heat dumped into the loop from the gfx as the block is working better is causing the cpu to over heat?? any temps of your cpu while gaming?
 
I highly doubt that to be honest because it was already in the loop. I think the volts are too low considering my friend has a pretty good chip and requires like 1.42v to be on 3.6 and 1.488v on 3.8

Try upping your volts to around 1.4v and see if it is a bit more stable :)
 
cant understand why i should need to bump up the volts now when it has been happy with 1.25v for 3.6 for a while,but have nothing else to go on so everything is worth a try

@cl0ck_ed:the cpu never goes past 45 on any core when under full load
 
1.25v!? OMG you have a golden chip there, try for 4GHz? :D

Nahh just joking. Any ways, it is possible that it wasn't stable and you where just lucky it didn't crash.

I think upping the volts to try and figure this one out is in order.. I am only giving suggestions, as that 1.25v that you used to be stable on is far too low for that kind of a clock speed!
 
it was tested with prime95 for 18 hours and seemed stable at that voltage.The vid for this chip is 1.21,so my running at 1.25 is not necessarily to blame.As it is a nice low vid I was gonna try for 4ghz,but need to work out why its playing up all of a sudden

EDIT:

at the moment my temps are:

cores:32:33:27:35(with speedstep turned on so @2.4ghz)

chipset:34

pwm:39

gpu:35

gpu ambient:28

gpu mem:28

all temps from everest and checked with every other temp program i have
 
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