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Kracken2342

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So I am trying to overclock my ryzen 5 2600, and once I get into windows the cpu is stable at 3.9 ghz with 1.35 volts on the vcore. I also have virtualization enabled. I was having my system lock up while booting into windows. is this due to virtualization being enabled or another cause
 
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actually i just tested the latest 0.8 ver and it seems that it's compatible with all mobo brands, the v0.8 beta 3 is(the 0.7.something is not), i provided the link in my previous post,

was able to open it on my asrock ab350m mobo on r5 1400, feel free to give it a try after you will save your cpu as stock volts and stock GHz in bios

// alright so i gave it a test run, i'm currently far away from my R5 1400 cpu so i used teamviewer to access it, it already runs OC to 3.6 @ 1.35 in bios, so i can't really disable that from a distance, i input 3.5 in ZenStates 0.8 beta3 @ 1.4V and clicked on "autostart" and "apply on boot" , then to Apply and Save(save is important)

rebooted, checked clocks and volts - 3.5 & 1.4V , meaning that it works...
Try disabling XMP, i.e. reverting back to 2133/2400/whatever the default RAM speed is, see if you still have the issue.
What are you using to look at voltage? What are you doing when you're measuring it?
I go into my bios before it tries to get into windows. In my bios it says vcore is at 1.14 volts. now I have to save and exit the bios, and it boots into windows. then I check and see on Hwinfo that it is now running at the 1.35-4 volts i want it to run at
 
actually i just tested the latest 0.8 ver and it seems that it's compatible with all mobo brands, the v0.8 beta 3 is(the 0.7.something is not), i provided the link in my previous post,

was able to open it on my asrock ab350m mobo on r5 1400, feel free to give it a try after you will save your cpu as stock volts and stock GHz in bios

// alright so i gave it a test run, i'm currently far away from my R5 1400 cpu so i used teamviewer to access it, it already runs OC to 3.6 @ 1.35 in bios, so i can't really disable that from a distance, i input 3.5 in ZenStates 0.8 beta3 @ 1.4V and clicked on "autostart" and "apply on boot" , then to Apply and Save(save is important)

rebooted, checked clocks and volts - 3.5 & 1.4V , meaning that it works on boot just fine. 😉
don't forget to input stock clocks and volts in your bios before saving your desired clocks in ZenStates(to avoid any potential boot problems from bios side), hope that will "fix" your issue for time being
this worked great. thank you so much.
 
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