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Hello Andrxcap,
Please share with us the motherboard model of these 4 14900k. You may also submit the SSU logs as well. This way, we can have a better idea of what could be causing the blue screens.
I also noticed you used Cinebench for benchmarking your CPU. I want to let you know that this is a 3rd party software. Kindly please use the Intel XTU for benchmarking and stress testing your system at this https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/17881/intel-extreme-tuning-utility-intel-xtu.html
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Hi Andrxcap,
I am just following up about the logs and and motherboard model of your CPU. Feel free to reply to this post so we can further assist you.
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I'm curious, is your motherboard BIOS fully updated and before adjusting anything the BIOS, did you reset the BIOS to default? I'm asking this because most mobo these days has AI tuning which interferes with XTU or other OC applications.
Could you provide the system information of your system? I'd like to see some of the of specs of your system. I have a 14900k and 14700kf and checking on the voltage it is within your said voltage but the temps are good. This is on stock settings btw
If you want to know my specs
Mobo: Z790 Hero Eva
CPU: 14900k / 14700kf
GPU: 4090 EVA
CPU cooler: Ryujin 3 360
PSU: Corsair shift
RAM: XPG lancer
Heres the hwinfo if you want to see it for the 14900KF
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.....you have 2x 560mm? like this thick as here in screenshot? :
There is only that much energy those can give away to the air that runs through.
if you get your CPU to 340W then that us actually quite good.
I have 2x 420mm but they are only ~50mm thick, those can take up to 285W from the i7 13700k for few seconds, and 260W for 5~8 minutes before the system starts to throttling some more.
On this forum you can learn that it is normal for the CPU to hit 100°C
What cooling block are you usinf for the CPU?
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So, you mentioned you have a motherboard from ASUS and that voltage hits 1,5V in that case you may be interested in this video by Gamers Nexux -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbGfc-JBxlY
Or if you do not want to click on any links on here, go youtube and search for "gamers nexux ASUS: Overvolting CPUs".
It seems Asus done something very NOT cool.
Secondly, yes, i am not used to temps higher than 60°C myself, however, who ever came up with such small die on a 250~350W CPU, designed it to overheat constantly.
Normal water blocks are physically not capable of transfering so much energy from such small CPU to the water.
Room temp is at 19~20°C, water....who nows, but i checked it before with e thermal camera, and the water barely gets over 40°C at full CPU load. This means the air takes only 20°C from the water or much less than that* = to little energy exchange between CPU and water block.
Now, premium thermal paste....like Kryonaut? i tested it by now twice, Kryonaut loses indeed perfromance over time and that is days, not even months.
MX4 is good, but Noctua NT-H2 seems to be slightly better, at least with what i have - Heatkiller IV Pro. None of those thermal pastes are premium, yet seem unbeatable.
I could not get more than like 265W on Kryonaut, but i get up to 285W on NT-H2 and far less thermal throttling.
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Hello Andrxcap,
I noticed some suggestions have already been made in this thread. We want to continue investigating this for you so we can understand your situation better. please share with us the following:
1. What is the reason why you're trying to undervolt your system? This will help us better understand your situation and provide accurate answers.
2. What is the BSOD error message you're getting?
3. Please Run IPDT to check the processor functionality. For reference, you can check this link: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000005567/processors.html
4. What is the result of the AVX2 when running it in XTU?
We hope to receive the requested information soon.
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@Andrxcap wrote:
How can i upload pitctures?
There is more than one option to share pictures on here.
1. take a screenshot with keyboard shortcuts or Snippin Tool (it's a windows 7 and 10 program) and with ctrl+V you paste it directly here. This is how i did this:
2. You can browse for files and upload them.
3. You can hit that 'insert photos' icon i marked with one of the arrows, but that will do exactly as 'paste' of a screenshot, except that allows browsing for pictures too.
My fav option is the first one, you take a screenshot, open paint to edit it, or photoshop, paste if it there, edit , copy and paste here.
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Hello Andrxcap
I will be waiting for you to share the information we have asked in my previous post. Kindly let us know so we can further check your concern
Also I would like to thank you and KrissyG for being active in our community and helping each other.
Feel free to post here the information so we can properly investigate it for you.
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Hello Andrxcap
Feel free to update us on the result.
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Hello Andrxcap,
I am just checking on the result of your test. Feel free let me know in this post so we can further check this for you.
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Hello Andrxcap,
As we have not heard a response from you. We will proceed in closing this thread. In case you need assistance in the future, feel free to post a new question as this thread will no longer be monitored.
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