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Orthos Stability and CPU Help.

JrRacinFan

JrRacinFan

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Can anybody else make sense of this ....

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To myself it looks like first core is fried, I have my cpu core voltage set for 1.4. Would it need a little more?

Also, in case you want to know
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Never used that option in Orthos, but when I would use it, I remembered that usually the cores would finish the calculations differently, although that does look to be a big difference, did it change after more time or just stay there?
 
It just takes a little longer for CPU 0 to process calculations in that test. Right now im doing a blend. . ..
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Hmmmm
 
When I have done the blend the cores usually get off but it takes a while, maybe drop to stock speeds and test everything?
 
K, will do that and report results with a few quick runs.
 
Sorry for the double post but ....

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Jeebus! Triple post and I think everything is good to go .....
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Bumped it up to 1.44.
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Anyone have any ideas on how I can lower temps or be able to lower my vcore needed?
 
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