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Stress Test Error, Need Help

DeAtHWiSh

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I think my PS is unstable, Newegg is sending me over another, should get it on Jan.2. When I bring up my voltage anything over 1.58 it seems to drop to 1.52 and bounce around up and down. So I hope that fixes the problem. I ran Prime overnight yesterday at oc 3.6Ghz and everything worked extremely well so I'm gonna stick with that until I get the PS. If that does stabilize it, I'll let you know for some help, cause I want to bring it up to 4 Ghz, with the cooling I have, I'm sure it's possible as long as stability doesn't hold me back. THanks for your help, I'll update you soon.
 

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You are going to need to get the Vcore up and what is your MCP voltage set at ? some times if you bring that up you can get more clock speed as well .
 

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Well I'll get back to you guys once I get the new power supply, cause I can't seem to raise the Vcore any higher than 1.58 with out some kind of power instability issue. Hopefull this will fix the problem.
 
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