System specs : Asrock z77 pro3, i5-3570k h60 cooler, 8gb g.skill ram @ 1333, corsair 600 psu. gtx 760.
Ok, so I've been playing with my overclock a bit and I've been getting a bsod occasionally and the code is usually either 124 or a, which from what I understand correlates to vcore, just from what I've read on another forum, which states that's usually what it is if your hardware is good, I've tested my hardware and from what I can tell it's all solid. Now, with my overclock I've got it at 4.5ghz with an offset of .025 with full load temps only reaching 58 degrees max c. My vcore at idle is 1.224, under full load in prime 95 the vcore drops to 1.160 and I believe this to be the cause of my occasional bsod. I have my load line calibration set to 100% and VTT increased to 1.085.
I know there is a term vdroop but i'm having trouble understanding it and understanding what I need to change to get my overclock stable. I've ran prime95 for 5-6 hours with no bsod but then I go to sleep wake up and bam bsod error code 124, or 0A. In my opinion my temps are great and the voltage I couldn't be happier with but the drop in voltage doesn't make sense to me along with the voltage drop. I understand the pro3 isn't the best for overclocking but I seem to be doing ok other than this bsod. Does anyone have an idea as to why this is happening, or what I need to change?
Ok, so I've been playing with my overclock a bit and I've been getting a bsod occasionally and the code is usually either 124 or a, which from what I understand correlates to vcore, just from what I've read on another forum, which states that's usually what it is if your hardware is good, I've tested my hardware and from what I can tell it's all solid. Now, with my overclock I've got it at 4.5ghz with an offset of .025 with full load temps only reaching 58 degrees max c. My vcore at idle is 1.224, under full load in prime 95 the vcore drops to 1.160 and I believe this to be the cause of my occasional bsod. I have my load line calibration set to 100% and VTT increased to 1.085.
I know there is a term vdroop but i'm having trouble understanding it and understanding what I need to change to get my overclock stable. I've ran prime95 for 5-6 hours with no bsod but then I go to sleep wake up and bam bsod error code 124, or 0A. In my opinion my temps are great and the voltage I couldn't be happier with but the drop in voltage doesn't make sense to me along with the voltage drop. I understand the pro3 isn't the best for overclocking but I seem to be doing ok other than this bsod. Does anyone have an idea as to why this is happening, or what I need to change?
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram