- Jan 8, 2008
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Hello all,
I was previously able to play like, world of warcraft on one monitor and stream on another with no problem. Mostly....I purchased a new computer(built it in Nov 2015) 6600K > 980TI and 16gb of ram. Asus Z170 Pro Gaming. When I play Black Desert Online, and stream something on twitch I'm at 100% CPU, that's nuts. My computer should be able to handle these two things in my opinion????
So today I got the bright idea to try and see about overclocking. The first thing I did was update my BIOS to the latest version as it was a little out of date, quite a few versions actually.
I then went through a utility that overclocked it from a wizard like tool in my Bios after I upgraded the BIOS. Since then my computer has crashed while playing a game/streaming, with a Kernel-Power error, ID 41 in the Event Viewer. ---While it was crashing, or like 3 seconds before the sound did that weird sound thing that I remember from dying computers of the past where it's like the sound locks up ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ buzzing sound in my head phones.
That happened again a little later, except it's like the sound died, and my browser window died, computer didn't reboot though. Ugh I'm worried =(
Wonder if http://www.tomshardware.com/news/skylake-prime-number-bug,30979.html is relevant?
Edit: Saw this error in Event viewer>>>
Faulting application name: AUDIODG.EXE, version: 10.0.10586.122, time stamp: 0x56cc17ee
Found this article
Audiodg.exe error in Windows 10 - Microsoft Community
Wonder if this sound thing made the computer crash???hmm
I was previously able to play like, world of warcraft on one monitor and stream on another with no problem. Mostly....I purchased a new computer(built it in Nov 2015) 6600K > 980TI and 16gb of ram. Asus Z170 Pro Gaming. When I play Black Desert Online, and stream something on twitch I'm at 100% CPU, that's nuts. My computer should be able to handle these two things in my opinion????
So today I got the bright idea to try and see about overclocking. The first thing I did was update my BIOS to the latest version as it was a little out of date, quite a few versions actually.
I then went through a utility that overclocked it from a wizard like tool in my Bios after I upgraded the BIOS. Since then my computer has crashed while playing a game/streaming, with a Kernel-Power error, ID 41 in the Event Viewer. ---While it was crashing, or like 3 seconds before the sound did that weird sound thing that I remember from dying computers of the past where it's like the sound locks up ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ buzzing sound in my head phones.
That happened again a little later, except it's like the sound died, and my browser window died, computer didn't reboot though. Ugh I'm worried =(
Wonder if http://www.tomshardware.com/news/skylake-prime-number-bug,30979.html is relevant?
Edit: Saw this error in Event viewer>>>
Faulting application name: AUDIODG.EXE, version: 10.0.10586.122, time stamp: 0x56cc17ee
Found this article
Audiodg.exe error in Windows 10 - Microsoft Community
Wonder if this sound thing made the computer crash???hmm
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