BSOD - Clock Watchdog Timeout. Random & infrequent

Hello, hope you are all well!

The past few days I've been getting the BSOD with Stop code: CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT about 2-3 times a day. I have tried a few fixes - including turning overclock down and then off, re seating RAM, rolling back windows update but nothing has worked yet. I have the latest BIOS installed from 2018 which hasnt changed over the past year.

'Reliabilty History' says 'Shut down unexpectedly' along with:

Problem signature
Problem Event Name: BlueScreen
Code: 101
Parameter 1: 10
Parameter 2: 0
Parameter 3: ffffde0047da0180
Parameter 4: 1
OS version: 10_0_18363
Service Pack: 0_0
Product: 768_1
OS Version: 10.0.18363.2.0.0.768.101
Locale ID: 2057

Forgive me this is my first post in this forum, but I think I followed the instructions correctly and my log files should be accessible at: Dropbox - Log Collector Data - Simplify your life (please tell me if this hasn't worked)

Furthermore, I've uploaded 5 dump files (DMP) over the past few days to Dropbox: Dropbox - Minidump - Simplify your life

Would really appreciate some help with this as I am currently working from home and this obviously isn't ideal.

Thanks for your time,

Tim

(Windows Version 1909 OS Build 18363.836)

Looks like an unstable CPU core. The bugcheck means a core dropped out.

(Reportedly normally seem only when OC'ing the CPU and often when there's not enough Vcore.)

I don't see what PSU you're using, BTW.

RJARRRPCGP said:

Looks like an unstable CPU core. The bugcheck means a core dropped out.

(Reportedly normally seem only when OC'ing the CPU and often when there's not enough Vcore.)

I don't see what PSU you're using, BTW.

I thought id replied to this, apologies if this comes through twice.

I tried it even without OC and it still causes BSOD. I've also done a cpu burn and it didn't BSOD during that. Just seems to be random during gaming or even just waking up from sleep.

I've got a EVGA 700 B PSU.

Thanks for your time and any further help

Tim

TimM95 said:

I tried it even without OC and it still causes BSOD. I've also done a cpu burn and it didn't BSOD during that. Just seems to be random during gaming or even just waking up from sleep.

OK, good. Now, I wonder if C-states, including C1E, EIST and turbo core are the cause of the problems...

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