i5 4670k Tested Fine with IBT, Prime95 caused BSOD

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I wouldn't add any more voltage, so you may to try a lower multiplier.

So far my experience with the Haswell chips just don't over clock as well as the Ivy Bridge / Sandy Bridge. It seems there silicone lottery seems to be much more random on the Has well chips too. Mine will do 4.4, but I can't get it to go past that at all.
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NateTheGreat1015

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I just got another BSOD whilst running CS:GO. What should I do?
 
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I know people say not to use the latest version of Prime95 because it creates "unrealistic" temps, but I still use it. It will give you an absolute maximum, and it's the way I test the stability of my 4690K.

Your OC is not stable, what settings are you using?
 
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The CPU ratio is 44, the CPU cache ratio is 35, the vcore override voltage is 1.3, the CPU cache override voltage is 1.25, the CPU input voltage is 2.1v.
 
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I wouldn't add any more voltage, so you may to try a lower multiplier.

So far my experience with the Haswell chips just don't over clock as well as the Ivy Bridge / Sandy Bridge. It seems there silicone lottery seems to be much more random on the Has well chips too. Mine will do 4.4, but I can't get it to go past that at all.
 
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