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  1. mickeyfn19
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    i have but when i come to overclock it will start having a cow
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  3. linnemeyerhere
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    maybe the chip senses a rapid heat gain not being carried away buy stock cooler?
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  4. mickeyfn19
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    but why, must be down to the thermal paste.
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  6. linnemeyerhere
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    unlikely ! stock coolers simply can't handle overclocking to any substantial degree. I would lose the overclock profile and run stock clocks.
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  7. mickeyfn19
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    i am running stock clock atm but im thinking for the future. i have some thermaltake sonic towers if you think they might solve the problem?
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  8. linnemeyerhere
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    No way, not without one or two fans. Look to Noctua for air solution !
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  10. mickeyfn19
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    ive tried everything, reflashing the bios with the f2 version. research manual overriding calibration of sensors. nothing. ive sent an email to ggbyte asking for help. lets see what they say.
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  11. linnemeyerhere
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    Good idea with gbyte.
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  12. mickeyfn19
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       New #69

    could i run it without a heatsink to feel how hot the processor is getting?
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  13. DavidE
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    DO NOT do that!
    I doubt the PC would even boot without a HSF, but I would never attempt it.
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