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If I overclock my Cpu, I get errors! Help

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April 22, 2014 11:33:28 PM

Specs-
Intel Core2Duo E4600 @2.4GHz
MSI MS7379 Ver 3.0 MotherBoard
AMI Bios

Hi! i overclocked my CPU to @3.0GHz. I cannot find the CPU voltage menu to change it. But I found SB Voltage, Memory Voltage and I increased them a step(SB voltage 1.50>1.60, Memory Voltage 1.90>2.00). Then I restarted my computer.

My Computer worked fine for some time. But quite after some time, it showed a bsod. Then I restarted again and the same happened.
The Errors it showed are-WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR(1st time)
MEMORY_MANGEMENT(2nd time)

Please help!

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April 23, 2014 12:43:03 AM

if u undo the overclock, does the same error happens?
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April 23, 2014 12:52:20 AM

The overclock is causing the BSOD, probably because you're pushing it too hard. The FSB method of overclocking, which you're doing, will typically give you a stable increase of only 200-300Mhz.

Remember, when you overclock the FSB you also overclock the RAM and PCI slots. Set your memory speed manually to whatever the CPU will support and see if that stabilises the overclock. If not, decrease the overclock by 100Mhz and see if that's stable. If necessary, keep decreasing by 100Mhz until you reach a stable overclock.
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April 23, 2014 3:13:57 AM

Ajay Shanmuga said:
Hi! i overclocked my CPU to @3.0GHz. I cannot find the CPU voltage menu to change it.

Please help!


You have to increase the CPU voltage to reach stability, if you cannot increase the CPU voltage you'll never get stable, that's why you're shooting errors!

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/259899-29-core-overclocking-guide

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April 23, 2014 11:11:38 PM

teh camper said:
if u undo the overclock, does the same error happens?


No If I undo the overclock, my pc is working fine! I get no errors!

Sorry for the late reply
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April 24, 2014 4:38:20 AM

bicycle_repair_man said:
The overclock is causing the BSOD, probably because you're pushing it too hard. The FSB method of overclocking, which you're doing, will typically give you a stable increase of only 200-300Mhz.

Remember, when you overclock the FSB you also overclock the RAM and PCI slots. Set your memory speed manually to whatever the CPU will support and see if that stabilises the overclock. If not, decrease the overclock by 100Mhz and see if that's stable. If necessary, keep decreasing by 100Mhz until you reach a stable overclock.


Thank you! I overclocked my CPU to @2.7 GHz an d it's working fine now!
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