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My previous overclock, at 4 GHz, was completely stable. However last night my PC automatically did a Windows Update. This morning I woke up to a frozen screen, and when rebooting my overclock was completely unstable.
So I tried turning it down to 3.8, 3.6 and 3.4 in succession. Only 3.4 was stable.
So I boot in 3.4 and do a system restore to before the update. Booted back into 3.8, still unstable.
Checked all my temperatures. Northbridge 50°C, Southbridge 30°C, HDD 36°C, GPU 39°C, CPU 37°C.
Did a CMOS clear and re-did all my settings. Worked fine at 3.4, failed at 3.6.
Am running in 3.4 right now, but I would really like my 4.0 GHz back!
Any ideas?
My previous overclock, at 4 GHz, was completely stable. However last night my PC automatically did a Windows Update. This morning I woke up to a frozen screen, and when rebooting my overclock was completely unstable.
So I tried turning it down to 3.8, 3.6 and 3.4 in succession. Only 3.4 was stable.
So I boot in 3.4 and do a system restore to before the update. Booted back into 3.8, still unstable.
Checked all my temperatures. Northbridge 50°C, Southbridge 30°C, HDD 36°C, GPU 39°C, CPU 37°C.
Did a CMOS clear and re-did all my settings. Worked fine at 3.4, failed at 3.6.
Am running in 3.4 right now, but I would really like my 4.0 GHz back!
Any ideas?