- Apr 12, 2009
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I've recently upgraded my computer's motherboard, cpu and ram. I have a 5820k i7, 32GB of ram (4x 8GB sticks) and a 980GTX. My motherboard is a Asus X99-A.
At the moment, my GPU is at 22C, and at idle, my i7 is running across 27-34 across all six cores. When I'm gaming, the temperatures will run to 40C on my GPU and anything from 35-45C across my CPU's cores. Everything works away perfectly fine, no performance hiccups or some such. The following morning I start my computer and after seeing my desktop, I get a BSOD which gives me no error codes to search. Thanks Microsoft, really handy that. It always happens when I boot up after a heavy gaming session. I can restart several times in a row and nothing bad happens.
Has anyone else had this problem? My overclock is to 4GHz by the way. I ran a stress test for a few hours and nothing bad happened.
[Edit] I forgot to mention, the ram I'm using is ram specifically listed in the acceptable ram tested and verified by Asus to work perfectly in the X99-A board.
At the moment, my GPU is at 22C, and at idle, my i7 is running across 27-34 across all six cores. When I'm gaming, the temperatures will run to 40C on my GPU and anything from 35-45C across my CPU's cores. Everything works away perfectly fine, no performance hiccups or some such. The following morning I start my computer and after seeing my desktop, I get a BSOD which gives me no error codes to search. Thanks Microsoft, really handy that. It always happens when I boot up after a heavy gaming session. I can restart several times in a row and nothing bad happens.
Has anyone else had this problem? My overclock is to 4GHz by the way. I ran a stress test for a few hours and nothing bad happened.
[Edit] I forgot to mention, the ram I'm using is ram specifically listed in the acceptable ram tested and verified by Asus to work perfectly in the X99-A board.
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