Hello,
I have build new system. Specs:
6600K
G.skill 3200mhz
Asus Rampage LGA 1151
GTX 1070
Samsung 750 Evo
RM750X Corsair
So at first i suggested that it was my GPU. Removed the GPU and put onboard GPU to work. Same problem.
Then i read somewhere that with WIN 10 and Skylake there is some problems (including cstates ETC ETC) I tried all of the "tricks", including tweaking power management and cstates off. The cstates off worked for some time (????) For about 6hrs and then crash.
Then i ran memtest and swapped ram sticks (no errors and no change in changing the sticks positions and also XMP off)
Re-seated the CPU. No luck
Installed WIN10 to another HDD lying around. (No luck)
as a last resort changed the PSU to Corsair 1000W HX laying around. The pc has runned AIDA64 stress test for past 10-15 minutes without crashing etc?????
Can PSU cause this kind of symptoms?
I have build new system. Specs:
6600K
G.skill 3200mhz
Asus Rampage LGA 1151
GTX 1070
Samsung 750 Evo
RM750X Corsair
So at first i suggested that it was my GPU. Removed the GPU and put onboard GPU to work. Same problem.
Then i read somewhere that with WIN 10 and Skylake there is some problems (including cstates ETC ETC) I tried all of the "tricks", including tweaking power management and cstates off. The cstates off worked for some time (????) For about 6hrs and then crash.
Then i ran memtest and swapped ram sticks (no errors and no change in changing the sticks positions and also XMP off)
Re-seated the CPU. No luck
Installed WIN10 to another HDD lying around. (No luck)
as a last resort changed the PSU to Corsair 1000W HX laying around. The pc has runned AIDA64 stress test for past 10-15 minutes without crashing etc?????
Can PSU cause this kind of symptoms?
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