Hey, so I learned earlier that my chip set (H87 as rock pro4) can over clock. So I downloaded the software for it (forget the name, I'm on my phone and I already uninstalled it).
Anyways, I downloaded the software and ran it. It had preassigned values for clocking. (I have a i5 4670k) So I selected the 4.0ghz option and applied it. I used a "CPU tuner" on the software which seemed to stress test it. I cancelled it halfway through and restarted the computer, as the software said to. Before I restarted it was perfectly fine, I finished playing a game and had no problem. After the restart the computer has been crashing every time I go to load up windows. Safe mode is fine. it doesn't crash in it, but when I go to restore it always crashes on the loading screen after logging you off.
I deleted and uninstalled the oc software on safe mode and the crashing still happens.
I suspect its a driver problem, The tempatures never went past 50°C so I doubt there is actual physical damage. Any way I can get to restore without crashing? Or will I need to find the bad drivers (suspected) and fix them. Thanks for your help.
Here's the computer -
ASRock H87 Pro4
Intel i5 4670k
gtx 770 and corsair ram (not that these matter)
Anyways, I downloaded the software and ran it. It had preassigned values for clocking. (I have a i5 4670k) So I selected the 4.0ghz option and applied it. I used a "CPU tuner" on the software which seemed to stress test it. I cancelled it halfway through and restarted the computer, as the software said to. Before I restarted it was perfectly fine, I finished playing a game and had no problem. After the restart the computer has been crashing every time I go to load up windows. Safe mode is fine. it doesn't crash in it, but when I go to restore it always crashes on the loading screen after logging you off.
I deleted and uninstalled the oc software on safe mode and the crashing still happens.
I suspect its a driver problem, The tempatures never went past 50°C so I doubt there is actual physical damage. Any way I can get to restore without crashing? Or will I need to find the bad drivers (suspected) and fix them. Thanks for your help.
Here's the computer -
ASRock H87 Pro4
Intel i5 4670k
gtx 770 and corsair ram (not that these matter)
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