Recent content by Naks92

Hi guys ! So today I finally recieved my new 3600 after almost a month of a painful RMA process, but I got it. And it runs perfectly. No rounding errors, no BSODs, tested everything out. I guess I had very bad luck and got a dud CPU. I hope this thread can help solve this issue for people who...

so my friend brought his kit of ddr4 ram and I’m seeing no change in my system. I have returned the cpu and motherboard to the shop I got them from. Should take about a week to get a new cpu. Also gave the motherboard just in case. They’ll return it to me if it’s fine. Will keep you posted. I...

Hi, sorry for the late reply. I was on holiday for a few weeks. here's the latest update I have: System is always unstable and Prime95 always gives me the same rounding errors on workers 3 & 4 Here's what I've tried so far : - Disabling LLC didn't do anything. -Disabling LCC with a negative...

Hi ! I have also recently bought a 3600 and I'm getting the same errors. Games crash to desktop or sometimes I get a BSOD. in prime95 workers 3 and 4 stop almost instantly with rounding errors.. I was wondering if you found a solution.

After settting voltage to 1.425v gaming seems more stable. Will need to test for more time to know for sure. But from what I've been noticing with every change, it seems that these problems are related or at least affected by CPU voltage. I also updated the Bios firmware since a new one came out...

Prime95 runs pretty stable after manual voltage setting. no more failing workers. but in-game is worse after setting voltage to 1.4v.

So, gaming is impossible now. Getting crashes way more often (Crash on start-up or max 2mins in-game). Should I up the voltage a little more ?

So I went into the BIOS and put the Vcore voltage to a fixed 1.4v. Running Prime95 right now and all seems perfectly stable. Voltage stays between 1.406v and 1.438v. No errors on any workers so far. Can we assume that the error we were getting had something to do with voltage ? If so it seems...

Cpu is at stock. all settings in Bios are on default. While stressing on Prime95, the Vcore goes as far as 1.45v. How much ´voltage should I add ?

UPDATE: When running a full blend test on Prime95 I get workers 3 & 4 stop running almost immediately after I start the test. But when I run a small fft L1/L2/L3 the stress test runs fine with no errors. It seems that there is a problem when adding the ram and memory controller to the stress...

Tried using Prime95 and I need to pay close attention because of the size of all the windows, but Workers 3 always stops working : [Oct 3 11:32] Worker starting [Oct 3 11:32] Beginning a continuous self-test on your computer. [Oct 3 11:32] Please read stress.txt. Choose Test/Stop to end this...

Alright, so after a few days of testing etc. I have absolutely no BSOD's again. Though I do often get crashes related to nvd3dum.dll the game crashes to desktop with that error

Update: So I've been running my system for the past couple of days on this and I have no more BSOD's (fiewww) but, I do have frequent crashes of my CS:GO with the error "Bad_Module_Info" in the Event Viewer. It's a constant one, never a different error, it's been that same one for the past 5-6...

The drivers I am using ARE the old ones. Didn't use Nvidia at all. Though this might make things interesting : I remembered that I had updated the BIOS to the latest version (2704) so, out of desperation I decided to roll back a version (2605). So far I haven't had any BSODs or crashes. So to...

gardenman seems to have ran it through the debugger. Any thoughts ? The crashes seem to happen when I'm playing CS:GO. Sometimes it crashes to desktop with nvd3dum.dll causing it. Sometimes it just BSODs