BSOD after raising vcore offset multiple times

[The_Assassin]

I have been trying to do a 10 or 12 hour stress test for the past few weeks. I went from +0.010 to +0.060 offset and when I go back to check my pc after a few hours, I am still getting a BSOD. The code I am getting is 0x0000124. Does anyone know why I am getting a BSOD? My voltage under load is about 1.336 - 1.344.

 

[lowjack989]

Do not use offset voltages if possible use manual only.....Your BSODing due to low voltage...possibly vdroop is causing this as well...What is your LLC set to?

 

[The_Assassin]

Well my board is the ASUS p8z68-v le so I can't use manual voltage, I can only use offset. I left LLC on auto because I only have the options of disabled,on, and auto.

 

[lowjack989]

Check to see how much vdroop you have with CPU-Z...Run it at 100% load and see how much the voltage fluctuates...I would enable LLC if that is your only option.

 

[The_Assassin]

It initially jumps to 1.352 for a split second then it goes down to 1.344-1.336-1.328-1.344-1.336.

 

[lowjack989]

So your vdroop is 200mV so you are gonna have to compensate with a slight vcore increase until you reach stability at your desired clock speed

 

[The_Assassin]

Ok, so should I set LLC to enabled instead of leaving it on Auto and raise the offset to +0.070?

 

[lowjack989]

Yes I would enable LLC and start at given it a bump to +0.070

 

[lowjack989]

Monitor the vcore again keep a little memo pad also to keep notes on your OC settings

 

[The_Assassin]

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