Recent content by fufsgfen

I think most that I do with computer benefits from higher single core speeds, there are then few things where more cores in addition to single core speed is great, but yeah, that is why I got 8086K, I can overclock it to perform when doing single core tasks more. Of course you need to also...

Often load is not kept on single core, but load is cycled from one core to another, so it should go like one core maxes out, then load is moved to another core, then that maxes out and so on. With high performance power plan, all cores should be then at maximum possible all the times...

Actually I was mistaken, as I did disable monitorings earlier, some I had managed to hide, I did go trough layout list and there I found power information, so all is good now, user error :) No, what I meant is that as CPU is designed for 95W, it's cooling is designed to 95W, so while it...

Sorry it has taken long time to reply, I have been busy with tasks that have not allowed crashing a PC. Also had to swap motherboard and also other CPU in place of what I had before. Anyway, before swapping out I had SMART disabled and there was no crashes, but also there was few other...

Auto voltages of motherboards tend to be too high, leading exceeding TDP which then causes power limits to be activated. I have found that using lower LLC actually is good with stock clocks. that allows to use less offset voltage so that at idle voltage does not drop too much and at load it...

This is probably not much help, but with these only enabled there has not been shutdowns so far, but sometimes it can work for weeks without shutdown, so still bit unsure, however it had lot of shutdowns before disabling sensors: https://imgur.com/a/EdfHWnf Also there is one other person who...

Indeed, this is kinda tricky, but thank you from suggestion, first I did disable everything that had to do voltages and wattages, at least that did not help. I try disabling more, and report if I find culprit. If it does shutdown even everything disabled, then we really have a tricky thing to...

Try this one, input 1.3V and 60A, then click calculate: https://www.rapidtables.com/calc/electric/watt-volt-amp-calculator.html Next, clear all boxes with reset button and input wattage you got from previous calculation, then input 12V and click calculate Next you can then continue to do...

I'm posting this to seek out if someone has experienced similar behavior. What happens is that when HWInfo64 is running PC all of sudden shuts off, like pulling power cord out from the wall socket, not a crash, power just cuts off. It only happens when HWInfo64 is running and usually only...