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BSOD after CPU swap
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this post was submitted on 03 Aug 2023
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Did that, it's in the post. 85C max out of every core under full load. That's without fans ramping up.
Stock temp is also normal, 40-45C.
Plastic cover's off, thermal paste is sufficient. Fans are properly connected, they are facing the right way (at least I hope they are, w/e, will be finding that out soon anyway)
I did swap the fan with the CPU. Current one is Thermaright PA 120.
I am a bit concerned about VRM temps, however. It could be that they give in under extended load. I wonder if undervolting puts an additional strain on those, but why would it if all I do is lessen CPU voltage? (Am new to undervolting, BSOD happens even at stock settings, though)