AMD Fx 8350 oc to 4.5 ghz booting question

[WinshesteR]

Hi Toms Universe, So after a lot of researching I actually made it overclock my CPU to 4.5Ghz.
I'm not into overclocking cause I'm a guy who likes conserving my hardware the longest but let me explain why I did it.

I usually play mostly csgo but after some updates I started getting these fps drops that kept freezing my game like for a sec the dropped from 200 straight to 1 then back to normal.

I thought it was my old gtx 770 that was failing until it actually died. So I bought a 1060 but this kept happening so, I started putting my brain to think, "this is an outdated CPU it could be bottlenecking with my graphics card" could not find a trustable tutorial for overclocking on mi Gigabyte 990fxa UD7 rev. 3.0 until I just compiled a lot of info together and got the best of each and manage just to make a 4.5Ghz wish I think is not too much but neither less.

Frame drops stopped!

Now the problem;

When I turn on my PC it goes on for a 5 sec with no image and back on for a normal boot.
If I'm on windows and I want to reboot my PC it turns completely off and then turns on again.

is this normal? I mean with stock 4.0ghz to reboots without going completely off and on first but it just turns on normally.

(((I pulled it down to 4.4Ghz cause it was a little loud for my likes and ran a 4hr stress test with Prime95 and it all went well)))

Specs
MOBO: Gigabyte AM3+ 990FXA UD7 rev. 3.0
CPU: AMD FX 8350 BE
Cooler: Cooler Master SEIDON 4.5Ghz Temps on test "54"
GPU: Gigabyte GTX 1060 Xtreme Gaming
Ram: 3x4Gb HiperX Fury 1866Ghz
PSU: EVGA Supernova 1000W

 

[IceMyth]

Hi,

Can you share the voltage you used for OC the CPU? As wrong voltage can cause problems and maybe one of them is what what you are facing.

Regards,

 

[WinshesteR]

Hi,

Can you share the voltage you used for OC the CPU? As wrong voltage can cause problems and maybe one of them is what what you are facing.

Regards,

Hi, thanx for answering.
Well since voltage in this motherboards bios is so weird I placed +0.225 for 4.5Ghz. I did this cause I saw a 4.7Ghz OC tutorial at +0.250

 

[WinshesteR]

Well since noone seems to have the answer I reached another source and reading from the answer they gave, it is totally normal.

 

[kgt1182]

Use manual voltage then offset. Offset relies on stock voltages which are very ambiguous.
For instance,
run 4.7-4.8 GHz on 1.5V. (23.5-24×)
Dont go past 1.5-1.55V as this may cause electromigration degration, which is what happened to my chip.