Do I also need to OC other stuff as well?
I'm asking because I have BSoDs from time to time, and two "most popular" ones are System_Thread_Failure (or something like that; can't remember right now) and less rare is Memory_Management.
The BSoDs start, roughly speaking, when I wake my computer from sleep, and since I put my computer to sleep for the night... You'll never know when the BSoD will happen. But I want NOT to have BSoDs ever again! So, as I experienced the Memory_Management BSoD today, I started the Windows Memory Diagnostics. Didn't help much. Then I ran Memtest86+ (because it supports 64-bit). Ran 2 passes, 0 problems.
Then I thought, maybe I should OC other components/raise voltage/whatever, so that my computer was stable (not more or less, but stable). So, should I?
My computer is:
i5 4690K (3.5@4GHz)
Gigabyte Z97X-SLI
G.Skill Sniper @1866 (XMP enabled)
Asus DC2OC r9 290 (set to 1000 MHz, was something like 1020 or so)
Page file set to manual; should be enough.
Fast Startup is disabled
In one of my previous threads, I was recommended to reinstall the GPU drivers to possibly resolve another BSoD, and the page file and fast startup are from that thread. So, anyways, should I do something to, like, North/South Bridge, or something else, to get rid of all these BSoDs?
I'm asking because I have BSoDs from time to time, and two "most popular" ones are System_Thread_Failure (or something like that; can't remember right now) and less rare is Memory_Management.
The BSoDs start, roughly speaking, when I wake my computer from sleep, and since I put my computer to sleep for the night... You'll never know when the BSoD will happen. But I want NOT to have BSoDs ever again! So, as I experienced the Memory_Management BSoD today, I started the Windows Memory Diagnostics. Didn't help much. Then I ran Memtest86+ (because it supports 64-bit). Ran 2 passes, 0 problems.
Then I thought, maybe I should OC other components/raise voltage/whatever, so that my computer was stable (not more or less, but stable). So, should I?
My computer is:
i5 4690K (3.5@4GHz)
Gigabyte Z97X-SLI
G.Skill Sniper @1866 (XMP enabled)
Asus DC2OC r9 290 (set to 1000 MHz, was something like 1020 or so)
Page file set to manual; should be enough.
Fast Startup is disabled
In one of my previous threads, I was recommended to reinstall the GPU drivers to possibly resolve another BSoD, and the page file and fast startup are from that thread. So, anyways, should I do something to, like, North/South Bridge, or something else, to get rid of all these BSoDs?