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thank you for the answer. My room temp is 24°C, system temp about 34°C. I think the problem is the bios of this MOBO. I have the 2.0 version. Do you really think is a overheating issue?. Can i show a video that i made yesterday... i thought my system was stable, but i was wrong. the CPU Voltage was to high!...

Hello guys i am from Colombia, so.... my english sucks! First of all i want to tell u guys, about my Dinassaur rig. *A8-3870k 3.0 ghz and a 1.4 Cpu V. stock *MSI A75MA-G55 *Corsair vengeance 2X4 DDR3 Ver. 2.12 (1600 CL9) (i have a dominator 4X4 1866 just packaged, dont wanna use it yet.) *TT Hyper 212 evo *HDD: Itachi Barracuda 7200 rpm *TT TR2 600 W *I have a VGA monitor (this is important because HDMI port maybe could be efficient for OC, IDK u tell me). *Gigabyte R9-270X Windforce 2GB DDR5 *Windows 10 pro 64 bits. Well!. i have been researching about my chip, and i want to get a respectable 24/7 OC, Just to my CPU, not my GPU. I cant not pass the barrier of 3.4 ghz without crashing my OS with Prime 95 with a 1.44 CPU Voltage. I can have a stable frequency of 3.3 ghz without increasing my CPU Voltage. But when i go for 3.4 ghz (increasing the voltage +0.4) there u go! the crash. I want to quote if i increase the frequency to 3.4 ghz without moving the CPU V, i cant even get into windows. NOTE: I am scared of increasing the CPU V to 1.5, i have do it, but still not getting an stable freaquency of 3.4 ghz. The thing is: is my Chip a lame?, or is other Hardware component of my rig that is making this issue?. All my temps dont exceed the 60°C Full load. I have the Cooln´QUiet Disable, State C6 Disable... what else?, lab burst mode on Is there anything else i need to know about a basic oc? Thx for reading....!