Hello
I am using the Asus X Deluxe and the i7 4770k. I have a stable 4.5 overclock that passes all stress tests and runs cool. All the tests were done using a manual voltage as I have read that you shouldn't stress test on an adaptive voltage.
I then jumped to an adaptive voltage (for real world usage) and it has run for weeks without any issues i.e. games etc.
Recently I started ripping some blue rays which is using 100% of my cpu for the full 2hr it takes to rip the disc.
This has caused the occasional BSOD due to my overclock.
Now because I am using an adaptive voltage is this crash normal? As the ripping is like an equivalent to a stress test and you shouldn't stress test using an adaptive voltage.
Is this normal and should I be jumping to a manual voltage to rip my discs then reverting back to an adaptive voltage?
Or should ripping software be okay whilst using adaptive?
Thanks.
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