Praz wrote:
This can also be due to memory/cache instability. A slight increase of either VCCSA or cache voltage may fix this.
Just had another Q code Ad, but I had a blue screen yesterday when trying to get my voltage right due to the 61 code. So, this could be either a windows problem again or the VCCSA or cache voltage needs to be increased. Which do you think is the correct approach from here? Reinstalling windows is no problem. Thanks.
jacks12345 wrote:
Although people like Chino and Praz may have better ideas, I sometimes like to throw my opinions out there:
1. You still may not have enough CPU Vcore. You may need to up it 0.1v or 0.2v.
2. You cache voltage seems low, unless you're running it at stock. If your cache frequency is at stock, your cache voltage is normal.
3. Even though this shouldn't matter at all, and the Ad code is more indicative of CPU instability (if not a Windows issue), since your are running 8GB sticks, you could bump up your System Agent Voltage Offset by 0.15v to see if it helps.
Thanks Jacks. Here are my other settings:
So, what settings would you use with this? My OC to 4.3 has been fairly stable with the increase in Vcore to 1.23. I just haven't changed anything else. Thanks again.
