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Everything is crashing on my pc, games, apps, pages, firefox, chrome, everything ... !
I'm having this problem for one or two weeks already, and still can't find what's causing it. So, can this be problem? I mean, look at my 'core voltage' it'ss 0.960V, can this be my problem?
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Please help :)
 
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Well first we need to figure out which its doing. Do you have a cpu temperature monitoring app? If not either get realtemp or coretemp. Then fire up a stress test like prime95, AIDA64, OCCT or Intel Burn Test and report what temperatures you see. If you see anything above 80 degrees celsius, stop the test immediately.
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How can i fix that?
 
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Well first we need to figure out which its doing. Do you have a cpu temperature monitoring app? If not either get realtemp or coretemp. Then fire up a stress test like prime95, AIDA64, OCCT or Intel Burn Test and report what temperatures you see. If you see anything above 80 degrees celsius, stop the test immediately.
 
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mixibree

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Core 2 has error??!

EDIT: I have motherboard that supports ram with 1333mhz and can be oc to 1600 mhz.
I have kingston hyperx fury at 1600 mhz, and i didn't want to oc it. But i noticed that board automatically did oc the ram.

But it worked without problems for 7 or 8 months with that settings...
 
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Okay so from cross referencing that compared to other FX 4100's, it seems like your CPU Core voltage is a little low side 1.3500, whereas stock voltage is 1.4125. try increasing it to that and let me know what happens. Because from what i can tell your cpu is asking for more voltage but its set lower than what it needs, therefore causing crashes and such. Anyway try that then rerun the stress test for an hour or so and let me know if everything is alright.

Disclaimer: I could be wrong as I have never owned an FX CPU, but everywhere I look it says the stock VCore is 1.4125v.
 
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Okay, so it's ok now. Core voltage was set to automatic, then i changed it to 1.4125v and everything was cool. But in core temp it says that voltage is 1.3500

 
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mixibree

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It crashed again.
I was in game and then game crashed, then i ran test and there are results after 1 min...
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I tried downclocking ram to 1333 mhz now, and will se will it change anything..
btw always after restarting pc everything works fine, but hour or two after everything is crashing. temps are 35-40 degrees celsius after gaming..

can this be problem with my motherboard or only cpu?
 
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