Setting XMP is only for Ram ,nothing else happens. Did u change something in bios what have to do with Cpu? Vcore?CPU Vin?Maybe the auto settings give 2 much.Igot it with CPUvin auto 2.2V ,regular u need there only 0.6 max more then Vcore. Load default settings of bios and try Xmp load again.I dont think cpu stuck at 100% because of Xmp.

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OK I've set everyhing to default and its working now! Thanks. Could've sworn I didn't touch anythin on the CPU side. Anyways when I set XMP 2 my bus speed is set to 127.34 mhz by default. Is that normal?

I want to Oc my cpu to 4.6ghz, I tried adative mode on voltage settings and set the offset to +125 and haven't had any luck. Any input would be appreciated.

Thanks again man.

Setting an XMP profile will change your BCLK. That is normal. Adjust your CPU multiplier back down to get your core speeds back to where they were stable at your set voltage and you should be fine.

It will be nice if we know what kind of hardware u have.Yes if ure ram-profile is higher then 2667 xmp must raise bclk to 125. This is the kind oof problem u have,that ure cpu is on full load,its like auto Oc ,without knowing settings.First try 2 Oc ure Cpu with a Bclk of 125.If u get this running stable,u can try ram oc with loading ure Xmp.
 

Don't use XMP, just setup your RAM manually.

Wow. Ok I've tried setting offset and adaptive with CPU Voltage at around 1.35 and as soon as I launch Prime 95 my Pc locks up. Ram is set to auto. Multiplier set to 46. This is on a watercooled i7 5930K.

Prime will also work, but if u use, only version 27.9 not the new one. 84C uff got with 4.5ghz at 1.26 only 60c. Watercooled with HK3.0 !

What kind of water cooling is this?  Your temps are pretty high.  

Ok guys so I havn't been able to get a stable Oc. I've tried both adaptive and offset, set voltage at 1.35 and my Pc awlays crashes. I haven't touched Ram btw, its set to Auto. Trying to do 4.5 and even when trying to go from 4.0ghz and up the Pc crashes. This is driving me insane. I mean what's the purpose of a costume loop if you can't Oc your CPU!!!

Thanks of the response Dave. Im just gonna go ahead a post some pics, its easier and more self explanatory that way. I'll just give a quick detail of my loop. Pump (EK DCP 4.0) to Alphacool 240mm 8mm thick rad (Front) with four fans (Noctua Fans) pulling , Alphacool Rad to 240mm Black Ice Nemesis (top rad) with two Noctua Fans as exhaust, top rad to R9 290X GPUs (2). The GPUs drain to a 5.25 bay reservoir. Bay resevoir to 2nd pump, 2nd pump to 120mm Rad (Ouside of the case with 2 fans as exhaust), 120mm rad to CPU block, CPU block to Bitspower Water tank 150 inline reservoir. Bitspower reservoir to first pump. And that finished the loop.

And actually no, the loop has never cooled as intended :( I mean an H100 worked just as fine.....

As far as fan control I use the Corsair 600T fan control.

The tubes to get extremely warm when the PC is being stressed, so do the Rads, I mean to a point where they get very hot to the touch.

My ambient temp is around 77F, and thats cool for where I live (Venezuela)

As you can see I only have one rad for the CPU, the other two are for the Video Cards.

Btw Im using a Coolemaster 850w PSU.

Fan link:
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/14571/fan-948/Noctua_NF-F12_120_x_25mm_PWM_Fan.html?id=5c9VpgbX&mv_pc=231
 
Rad Links
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/16236/ex-rad-410/Alphacool_NexXxoS_Monsta_Dual_120mm_Radiator_-_80mm_Thick.html?id=5c9VpgbX&mv_pc=474
 
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/23905/ex-rad-693/Black_Ice_Nemesis_GT_Stealth_240_X-Flow_Radiator_-_Black.html?id=5c9VpgbX&mv_pc=755
 
Pump Link
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/24166/ex-pmp-312/EK_DCP_40_PWM_Water_Pump_EK-DCP_40_PWM_12V_DC_PWM_Pump.html?id=5c9VpgbX&mv_pc=1106
 
CPU Block Link
 
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/24145/ex-blc-1725/Swiftech_Apogee_XL_Extreme_Performance_Universal_CPU_Waterblock_-_Acetal_Intel_AMD.html?id=5c9VpgbX&mv_pc=1240
 
 

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Ok guys so I'm gona go ahead and change my loop layout. I'll just leave the rads in their place. The 240mm Fat Rad con only go that spot (FRONT) or it has to go outside the case on the top.  So this is what I plan to do:
 
-EK Pump to Alphacool 240 mm x 8mm Fat Rad.
-Alphacool 240 mm x 8mm Fat Rad to GPUs.
-GPUs to 5.25 Inch Reservoir Bay.
-5.25 Inch Reservoir Bay to 240 mm top Rad.
-240 mm Top Rad to 120 mm Rad (Outside of the case)
-120 mm Rad to CPU Block.
-CPU Block to Bitspower Water tank 150 inline reservoir.
-Bitspower Water tank 150 inline reservoir to Pump.
 
So I'm going to be removing the 2nd pump from the loop and use two rads for the CPU.
 
Please let me know if any of you have any suggestions. I posted some pics of my current loop setup and my temps suck balls lol.

It was a big single loop. I removed the 2nd pump and the outside rad (120mm). I'm using the big fat rad for the GPUs and the top rad for the CPU. The new loop is shorter now, it looks way cleaner and the hoses length are much shorter. I had the top noctua fans as exhaust, now they are pulling air in to cool the CPU's top rad (240mm), same as the 4 noctua fans on the front rad ( 240mm fat rad). The only exhaust fan is the one on the back of the case. I am also using now the mobo's fan headers for all my fans instead of the case's fan controller. All in all its looking great now, and the loop looks far more efficient than before. All that its left is some testing. I'll post some pics once I have it running.

FYI I also changed the CPU Swiftech XL block for a EK Evo Supremacy block.

X fingers that my temps are going to be better now.

Thanks again for the response Jack. Here's a pic of the new loop. I have to admit that the older one was a cluster ****. I haven't ran any stress test yet. I'll keep you posted. Hopefully the change of the top noctua fans from exhaust to intake will have a good impact on my temps. 

Great news and great temps!  For the record, you went single loop or two separate because from my understanding you had 2 loops originally and than said you were 1 big loop so I am not sure what you're loop configuration is as we stand.