BSOD - Probably happened by "auto CPU" overclock

[Hyperion 1]

Guys,

- I think this BSOD happened by auto CPU overclock, because otherwise I haven't

done any overclocking by my self.

- So please look at images and even video that I've posted here.

- Try to find solution how can I maintain default clock and heat temperature < 50C.

- My CPU temperature increases usually from 35+ to 55+ . And no overclock was

done. CPU is AMD FX-4100 - 3.6 Ghz;

- Or maybe its thermal paste.

- Voltage is messed up, just see what needs to be corrected...

- In-Bios look ASUS M5A97 AM3+ Motherboard with UEFI BIOS OC Demo made easy Part1 (for my M5A97);

- PLEASE look at "CPU" part in video if I need to maintain something there at

"voltage". And if this has nothing to do with voltage, tell me what is.

 

[Hopalong X]

Click the OS Default Settings button just below the arrow you marked "Default CPU Speed".
That should set things back to factory/default settings.
You will probably be prompted to reboot or it will do so automatically.
When it restarts default settings should be set.

Then see how things operate. Let us know if that helps or if problems persist.

 

[Hyperion 1]

Click the OS Default Settings button just below the arrow you marked "Default CPU Speed".
That should set things back to factory/default settings.
You will probably be prompted to reboot or it will do so automatically.
When it restarts default settings should be set.

Then see how things operate. Let us know if that helps or if problems persist.

Hi Hopalong X

Looks like that problem persists a bit. When I've pressed the "Default OS Settings",

He didn't prompt me for restart and he still keeps the usual value 1.35625

At least I know that in Bios ( Ez Mode) I've once put that value to be default at 1.30000

and now it seems that his default value is still 1.35625. What can I do?

Should check thermal paste or simply look at Bios Ez Mode as I've posted in video...

 

[Hopalong X]

I would try setting the voltage to 1.3 in the Bios and uninstall the Asus software.

The Asus software does not seem to be working properly.

I think that would be the safest thing to do at this point.

 

[Hyperion 1]

I would try setting the voltage to 1.3 in the Bios and uninstall the Asus software.

The Asus software does not seem to be working properly.

I think that would be the safest thing to do at this point.

I just did what you said so I have no more Asus software. And I've also set voltage to

1.3 (manually) in Bios. Lets hope it's going to be like that. Thx for the tips