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    ROG Member Array smok874 PC Specs
    smok874 PC Specs
    MotherboardAsus Maximus VII Ranger
    ProcessorIntel i5 4690k
    Memory (part number)G.Skill TridentX 2x4096@2400MHz CL10
    Graphics Card #1Asus GTX 760
    Sound CardSupremeFX 2014
    MonitorBenQ GL2460
    Storage #1Kingston HyperX 3k 240GB
    Storage #2ADATA 120GB SP900
    CPU CoolerSilverStone TD02-Slim
    CaseNZXT Source 340
    Power SupplyCooler Master ThunderM 620W
    Keyboard CM Storm QuickFire Rapid-i
    Mouse Zowie FK1
    Headset Kingston HyperX Cloud
    Mouse Pad SteelSeries QCK+
    OS Windows 10 64bit

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    BlueScreen's issue

    Hello!
    I'm a new owner a PC last time I use only notebooks.
    I have computer on specs:
    • Asus Maximus VII Ranger (BIOS ver. 1104)
    • Intel i5 4690k + SilentiumPC Spartan Pro (HE924) V2
    • G.Skill TridentX 2x4096@2400MHz
    • Asus GTX 760
    • Kingston HyperX 3k 240GB
    • Cooler Master ThunderM 620W

    I have set ferq. CPU turbo mode to 4.4GHz on AI Suite on 5-way optization. In first build i don't have a GPU and haven't that problem,
    i add GPU later and now have issue because first have sometimes similar case to like Power OFF a electric enegry in house,
    now sometimes have bluescreens(now) during play in games(recently GTA IV - codepost in that time on mobo: 30).
    Temperatures IDLE(AI Suite 3):
    • CPU: 33°C
    • GPU: 32°C
    • MOBO: 31°C

    Temperatures Stress(RealBench v2.41):
    • CPU:
      1. Core 0: 88°C
      2. Core 1: 86°C
      3. Core 2: 88°C
      4. Core 3: 79°C
    • GPU: Sorry I forget :/

    So probably i give all information, else no sorry please ask me, and if i make thread in bad section please to move
    BTW: My english can be on little level, so sorry if i do mistakes and please use too little english in reply's because must understand it
    Last edited by smok874; 03-03-2015 at 07:26 PM.

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    ROG Guru: White Belt Array Norcus PC Specs
    Norcus PC Specs
    MotherboardAsus ROG Strix B550-i gaming
    ProcessorAMD 5900X
    Memory (part number)32GB
    Graphics Card #1RTX3080
    MonitorRog Swift
    Storage #1Samsung PM9A1 2TB
    Storage #2Samsung 970 EVO Plus 2TB
    CPU CoolerEK Velocity
    CaseLian-Li O11 Mini
    Power SupplyCorsair SF750 Platinum 750W
    Keyboard Claymore II
    Mouse Logitech G502 Lightspeed
    Headset Corsair VOID
    OS Windows 10

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    Return CPU to stock frequencies and try again. There is no guarantee that the CPU will be stable above stock frequencies. If that solves your problem, you need to seek aid to tweak your OC.

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    ROG Member Array smok874 PC Specs
    smok874 PC Specs
    MotherboardAsus Maximus VII Ranger
    ProcessorIntel i5 4690k
    Memory (part number)G.Skill TridentX 2x4096@2400MHz CL10
    Graphics Card #1Asus GTX 760
    Sound CardSupremeFX 2014
    MonitorBenQ GL2460
    Storage #1Kingston HyperX 3k 240GB
    Storage #2ADATA 120GB SP900
    CPU CoolerSilverStone TD02-Slim
    CaseNZXT Source 340
    Power SupplyCooler Master ThunderM 620W
    Keyboard CM Storm QuickFire Rapid-i
    Mouse Zowie FK1
    Headset Kingston HyperX Cloud
    Mouse Pad SteelSeries QCK+
    OS Windows 10 64bit

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    Yes, already i clear cmos by button on mobo and using a PC on default settings(only set freq. RAM from 1600 to stock 2400MHz )
    So i understand sufficient that cooler to 4.4GHz settings(worst than box cooler from intel? :O)?

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    ROG Guru: White Belt Array Norcus PC Specs
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    MotherboardAsus ROG Strix B550-i gaming
    ProcessorAMD 5900X
    Memory (part number)32GB
    Graphics Card #1RTX3080
    MonitorRog Swift
    Storage #1Samsung PM9A1 2TB
    Storage #2Samsung 970 EVO Plus 2TB
    CPU CoolerEK Velocity
    CaseLian-Li O11 Mini
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    Keyboard Claymore II
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    Below 90°C on stress tests is not too bad with stock cooler. It is more likely that RAM causes instability. Try them at 1600MHz (which is actual max stock speed according to DDR3 specifications).

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    ROG Member Array smok874 PC Specs
    smok874 PC Specs
    MotherboardAsus Maximus VII Ranger
    ProcessorIntel i5 4690k
    Memory (part number)G.Skill TridentX 2x4096@2400MHz CL10
    Graphics Card #1Asus GTX 760
    Sound CardSupremeFX 2014
    MonitorBenQ GL2460
    Storage #1Kingston HyperX 3k 240GB
    Storage #2ADATA 120GB SP900
    CPU CoolerSilverStone TD02-Slim
    CaseNZXT Source 340
    Power SupplyCooler Master ThunderM 620W
    Keyboard CM Storm QuickFire Rapid-i
    Mouse Zowie FK1
    Headset Kingston HyperX Cloud
    Mouse Pad SteelSeries QCK+
    OS Windows 10 64bit

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    I played again in GTA IV - now on stock freq. CPU but RAM freq. 2400MHz with X.M.P and haven't now blue screen. I testing further that settings, if got again bluescreen go to freq. 1600MHz.
    BTW: I using freq. 2400MHz from the begining build computer.

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