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You can try disabling iGPU to rule this out, sure.


The update tool can sometimes be temperamental, you can confirm VBIOS revision on GPUZ

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Possibly try a different DP cable, too.

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97 is a VGA Code. Are you running the latest VBIOS revision?

if it’s happening in the same sequence of events, it can be.

I don’t think that’s your issue at all, though. I’ve just noticed you’ve posted multiple crash threads on OCUK for a variety of games....

Almost 8 hour of testing is fairly stable. Memtest86 is slow at catching errors. Use Karhu Ramtest or TM5.

That instability could have been dialled out quite easily by tuning the associated...

Hello,

I've always opted for Q-FAN within the UEFI. Minimal system overhead, and allows me to control fan curves and select the temperature sources I need.

I'm running a 12900K, I'm not having any issues in Control. You simply won't know either way without removing the overclock, it's troubleshooting 101.

Best of luck!

Quick run.

3080Ti ROG TUF OC (107% PT)

12900KF @ 5.1GHz

6000MHz C30-34-34-58-1T

Z690 ROG APEX

Unreal 5 is here.

Synthetic performance isn't always the be all end all, but this benchmark certainly pushes Ampere to the max. Let's see some scores! :cool:


Don't be fooled by the name, this...

You shouldn't have to disable e-cores. The only reason this would be an issue is if the CPU is unstable, which at stock it shouldn't be.


Disable XMP and see if the issue persists. All...

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For any fan tuning I always opt for Fan Xpert via the UEFI. Less overhead that way. You can control fans based on water temperate or various sources depending on your configuration. No need...

Ensure there is no socket damage beforehand

Unfortunately, simply because a kit is present on the QVL doesn't ensure stability, especially when aiming for the maximum validated ratio as some concessions often need to be made. This is why the...

Point of failure is likely at cache interaction. Typically most CPUs will like anywhere in the region of 1.05 to 1.15v VCCSA depending on the memory kit and frequency

Some software halves the data rate. For instance if the memory kit's XMP profile is 5600MHz, often it can display as 2800MHz.

As above. As moving chassis is the only known change here, try removing the system from the enclosure and see if the problem persists.


Over-torqueing stand off screws or poor CPU mounting can...

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This sounds a great deal like a mounting issue if it's intermittent. I would advise removing the motherboard from the enclosure and retesting if possible. Check for even mounting pressure...

Have you checked event logs?

How often do the crashes occur?

Is the CPU overclocked / AI Overclocking enabled?

Cap the framerate and reduce the power target on the GPU to see if this...

Given there's a large number of different stop codes, I'd consider removing the CPU and reseating. Check for any bent pins and reseat the cooler whilst checking for even mounting pressure. Also check...

Hello,

The Extreme is only validated up to 6400MT, you may have to accept that 6600 is unobtainable. Tune for 6000-6400 where possible.

As with all things troubleshooting related, remove any overclocking such as XMP and see if the issue persists.

Test memory with Karhu Ram Test https://www.karhusoftware.com/ramtest/

Hello, enable AI OC, or check out the AI Tweaker page in the UEFI. Almost all the information you need is there.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YI5yoK1hgQ4&t

I'm using the EKWB Velocity and have no real gripes with the block. It's only when pushing circa 1.4v+ that the current becomes a little too much for the cooling to handle.

Hello,

Remove any CPU overclocking such as PBO

Run Karhu Ramtest for 1000-1500% and check for errors at XMP settings.

Can you confirm what VBIOS? Remove any third party tools such as MSI AB.

As above, it's easy to sound like a broken record, however, troubleshooting 101 always remove any overclocking. This includes XMP. Thread exception stop codes can quite easily be instability.