What happens when you damage a CPU from OC?

[nowwhatnapster]

So I think i pushed my E2180 a bit to hard, i had 3ghz stable for about a month and then as of a few days ago i started getting BSOD's corrupt files, and program crashes across the board.

Does this sound typical of a processor that has been damaged?

I had to push my vcor to 1.45 up from 1.325 to get 3ghz to be sable. im still crashing at 2.66ghz which was stable with no vcor mod when i first got it.

Nothing else in the system is OCed.

 

[iluvgillgill]

erm it could be defective CPU or mobo. thats nothing called hard. i pushed E2180 to 3Ghz with 1.5Vcore and 2months down the line its still running healthy. try reset everything back to stock. if still BSOD RMA is your route.

 

[Guest]

i'm having similar problem... I have a e6420 @ 3.2 ghz at 1.31 volts (default for me) and it was completely stable... now i'm getting tons of crashes and what not like nowwhatnapster.... I think its definitely hardware related because now that i reset everything to default it doesn't have the bsods when just booting up anymore...

is the processor faulty? overheating? I don't know what to do... i've noticed a significant drop in performance =(

 

[nowwhatnapster]

yea.. im running everything stock right now to see if i get crashes. So far so good. Maybe ill run orthos to retest my stable clocks. Could be my mobo i did push the FSB to 375 for awhile. either way i have a feeling its either the mobo or the CPU.


My temps seem fine, i have them shown on my g15 display, i never go over 62 on anything, which is acceptable to me.

but i was crashing while browsing the internet and playing music, which seems to be hardware OC issues.

 

[badge]

If your processor fails or becomes 'damaged', your system will lock and fail to boot to BIOS until you replace it with a working processor. You could possibly have corrupted your OS by having it crash so often. More likely you need to bump the voltage up to your RAM and NB to achieve system stability.

 

[dagger]

If your processor fails or becomes 'damaged', your system will lock and fail to boot to BIOS until you replace it with a working processor. You could possibly have corrupted your OS by having it crash so often. More likely you need to bump the voltage up to your RAM and NB to achieve system stability.

Exactly, cpu tend to either go completely or work fine.

It could be os corruption. Or motherboard issues. Pushing a low performing chipset too hard can cause problems like those. And most people don't pay attention to chipset temperature, just cpu temperature.

 

[iluvgillgill]

reinstallwindows and clock your CPU system back to its stable OC you achieved.

 

[zipz0p]

... i never go over 62 on anything, which is acceptable to me.

62C? That's WAY too hot for that CPU at stock... unless you've got it locked and sealed in a safe with no airflow...

 

[nowwhatnapster]

i guess i got comfy with the 478 p4's hitting 70c+ and not crapping out.

Oh well. i think im stuck reloading my os to start ; ;.

Guess ill switch to 64-bit xp anyways, needed to do that, loosing out on 512mb of my 4gb ram.

If crashing still occures then i guess mobo or cpu got F'd. Everything stock and im still crashing in various programs.

 

[iluvgillgill]

478 p4 the TM1 will kick in at 72C i heard. so it should be fine.

 

[outlw6669]

What happens when you damage a CPU from OC?

Well, it all depends on the circumstances but it could end up like this

http://youtube.com/watch?v=wSALep8QZ84&feature=related

 

[pcgamer12]

I would not go over 62C as well.

 

[iluvgillgill]

70C is the new limit but the old ones are likely to be lower.

 

[Guest]

70C is the highest Intel says to take their newer chips. As a general rule when OCing, if my chip hits 60C during a stress test, I stop the OCing there and don't go higher.

 

[Conumdrum]

Could be the memory, try and run a mem program,,, Memtest on a boot disk?

 

[lameness]

What happens when you damage a CPU from OC?

Well, it all depends on the circumstances but it could end up like this

http://youtube.com/watch?v=wSALep8QZ84&feature=related

Ha that video made me laugh.....they shoulda made it better and gone more OTT... I wanna see the cooler fly off.

 

[iluvgillgill]

70C is the highest Intel says to take their newer chips. As a general rule when OCing, if my chip hits 60C during a stress test, I stop the OCing there and don't go higher.

you are the most conservative guy i have seen in this forum. maybe that will last you 10 years maybe?are you planning to keep it that long? :lol:

 

[royalcrown]

What happens when you damage a CPU from OC?

Well, it all depends on the circumstances but it could end up like this

http://youtube.com/watch?v=wSALep8QZ84&feature=related

Yes but any decent MB and CPU from the A64 on up have thermal shutdown now...next you'll be bringing up the defective pentium 1.13 ghz chip !

 

[iluvgillgill]

just run 240V through it , it will burn nicely!lol

 

[nowwhatnapster]

no big surprize here.

Here is an update as to what happend. Program crashes stopped completely. System seemed stable for a week. Then the last 2 days I got system restarts and hangs while i was AFK. And tonight, it didnt turn back on after a hard reset.

Cleared the CMOS, unplugged perhiprials, took out all but 1 stick of ram, and still no video display at all. Sadly i do not have another vid card to test with. All i have are agp's.

Any thought? I guess i should plug a speaker into the board and hear if I get any beeps. Seems like its locked up permantly. RMA the mobo to newegg on monday i guess.