BSOD issues

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  1. cannoncd
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    Checked my BIOS and confirmed the processor speed was 3900MHz. There are options to overclock up to 4500MHz, but those are disabled. 3.9GHz is also the advertised frequency of the processor.

    Since I updated my BIOS, I haven't had a crash (fingers crossed). I am still on one monitor, but if I can make it 24 hours without a crash (I typically get one or two per day at a minimum) I will add another monitor.
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  3. cannoncd
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    So, 24+ hours without a crash and I've got back up to multiple monitors. All good so far.

    I had 16 crashes the last 3 days prior to upgrading the BIOS and zero since. If I make it through the night, I think we can call it solved.

    Thanks again......so much.......axe0!
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  4. axe0
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    I am very glad to hear that after everything that has been done :)
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  6. cannoncd
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       New #14

    No crashes since the BIOS was updated. Thanks!!!
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