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[โ€“] [email protected] 1 points 9 months ago

I was having this issue with a 14900k. I ended up trying literally everything I could, then swapped out my 6400mz GSKILL RAM for my old Crucial 4800mz (on an ASUS z690 board). No crashes since. I think the combination of RAM and 14900k was just too much for my mobo for some reason.

 

Hi Intel people,

I was experiencing constant game crashes while using GSKILL 6400 RAM both with XMP enabled and disabled. This was seemingly solved by swapping in my old Crucial 4800 RAM. I never had actual PC instability, just games like CS2. Assuming that was caused by my current motherboard not handling the higher RAM speeds, or generally having issues with 14th gen, I'm swapping out my ROG STRIX Z690-G for an MSI MAG Z790 Tomahawk Max.

I've only used ASUS boards up to this point and currently have my short/long term power limits set to 253 & Asus Multicore enhancement set to enforce all limits. Can anyone give me some tips on BIOS settings for the 14900k specifically to properly enforce power limits and potentially undervolt for stability? All of the videos and online resources I've found are for the 13900k. I'm generally aware of what the settings mean but the simpler the better!

Thank you!

[โ€“] [email protected] 1 points 10 months ago (1 children)

Try dropping your performance clock ratio to x54 in intel extreme tuner