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2019/09/30 19:01:18 (permalink)
Been getting crashes in Battlefield 4 since Windows last 3 updates and it has been suggested to undo any OC's you have on CPU or GPU and see if the crashes stop. 
 
Thing is, I go into the bios (1.07) to the OC tab and set it for Auto, then load defaults. But when I boot up and check CPUZ, it tells me I'm still running at 4800 MHz, not 3600. I thought about using the OC "manual" options and setting all the cores to 36 multiplier; but I shouldn't have to do that. 
 
Any suggestions to get me back to baseline? 
 
Any suggestions would be appreciated! 

post edited by ump51 - 2019/09/30 19:08:38

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    Re: Need to run at base clock to check something 2019/09/30 19:32:38 (permalink)
    The 9900k can boost up to 5 ghz at stock. If you want to only run at base clock speed then you'll just need to disable turbo in the bios.


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    Re: Need to run at base clock to check something 2019/10/02 17:49:37 (permalink)
    DOH! Should have thought of that!
     
    Worked, but BF4 still freezing. Its a weedoze thing but I want to be able to finish a game without locking up.
     
    I've tried just about everything....
     
    Thanks again 
     

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    Re: Need to run at base clock to check something 2019/10/02 18:14:36 (permalink)
    Run the GPU at Nvidia stock speeds if Factory OC GPU
     
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    Re: Need to run at base clock to check something 2019/10/02 18:39:03 (permalink)
    Sounds like you should use system restore to restore your system to a previous date when everything was working correctly since you started having issues after windows updated.


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