PC freezes under CPU stress. When it begun CPU had old BIOS and was underclocked to 4GHz. Back then it used to freeze during normal work like just few minutes of internet browsing.
I updated BIOS and CPU turned to 4.7GHz. After few BIOS settings changes it works more stable but still freezes when CPU's under heavy load. A checked for different causes but nothing matches. It hits only up to 60 degrees when freezes. What it did was to turn off two cores in BIOS and then it all seems good.
My question is: Does it mean that some core is damaged? Or are there any other options?
I checked drivers, motherboard and RAM as well.
I updated BIOS and CPU turned to 4.7GHz. After few BIOS settings changes it works more stable but still freezes when CPU's under heavy load. A checked for different causes but nothing matches. It hits only up to 60 degrees when freezes. What it did was to turn off two cores in BIOS and then it all seems good.
My question is: Does it mean that some core is damaged? Or are there any other options?
I checked drivers, motherboard and RAM as well.
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