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.
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