Chino wrote:
I see that your system is overclocked. Clear your CMOS and then proceed to load the optimized defaults in your BIOS to bring your system back to stock settings.
Are you able to load Windows now?
I cleared my CMOS still bsod even on loading of the usb install. I removed both rams sticks and only using one yet still same issue. Today after work I removed the CPU, delid it again and cleaned the inside, apply fresh CLP and paste on the waterblock. I checked for bend pins and reseated the CPU. Still no luck
😕I tried using Ubuntu and it gave me a proper error of processor context corrupt so I set the cores down to just 3, disabled turbo, fast boot, secure boot, Hyper-threading, and enabled Intel virtualization and it booted just fine into Ubuntu. Same goes for Windows 8 usb. Wish i didn't format the SSD in my panic to fix my machine thinking my SSD just froze. At least my data is on a separate HDD.
Sorry for these long post. I want to make sure i am detailed so the process is easy for both me and others in helping me solve this weird, annoying issue. I don't have the money atm to shell out for a new processor which im thinking is the issue. Never was a strong one to being with. Overclocking was horrible with this CPU.
I will try slowly setting things back to default till find out if it was all of the settings that fixed it or just the fact that i disabled the one bad core on the CPU.
