Computer Restarts When I Shutdown

andrew129260 said:

Very odd Beauvoir. I do not have much knowledge on overlooking, so I cannot offer much else. I will see if anyone else has ideas.

His problem stems from his overclocks. Where in that process is the question - RAM, CPU, PCI slots. Something is getting overclocked and not liking it. This is why I said in post #37 he needs to run at defaults for awhile, than gradually overclock if he must. Even than there's no guarantee of success since overclocking can be hit or miss.

As an overclocker myself, I usually take it slow and work from there until I find a happy medium between stability & performance, coupled with long term usage.

My two cents.

@sygnus21

Thank you. Appreciate the info. I have a slight overclock myself, but that was the Asus motherboard doing it for me ha.

Hi Giaccovitch

Could you tell me which method you're using to overclock your pc please, ie by using the multiplier alone, adjusting base clock or both. would you also list the bios settings you have changed and include voltages too please.

Cheers!

Hi Giaccovitch

I'm really sorry for the confusion mate but I thought you needed help with the AMD rig in your system spec's. Unfortunately I'm very new to Intel myself and can't help.

Again sorry for the confusion and I hope you manage to resolve your issues soon

I can see in the Pic that he has things turned off that need to be on

PLL Voltage ,Speedstep ,Os real time CPU speed those look like they are keeping him from sustaining the OC

You need to update your specs and tell us what Intel CPU this is
You have people thinking you are still running AMD FX8120

Giaccovitch, It seems your system specs and what you are actually running have everyone in this thread thrown way off. Your System specs show an AMD rig, but your bios seems to indicate you are using an Intel Rig.
We really can't be a lot of help unless we know what hardware you have.

Please fill out your System Specs

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I think he is going to have to enable C1e too. that may be a lot of his problem. but what CPU he has is going to help.

@Giaccovitch, If you don't already have it, please download and install CPUz and post Screenshots of the CPU, Mainboard, Memory and SPD tabs. On the SPD tabs we only need the dim slots that are populated with Ram.