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You can either open a command prompt window and type Diskpart -> list disk or you can open Disk Management to check if your OS Drive is partitioned using GPT. You can change the boot mode in the BIOS.
Failed overclocking or success?
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New #22
If your OS drive is formatted using the Master Boot Record you can use Brink's Tutorial to Convert Windows 10 from Legacy BIOS to UEFI without Data Loss | Windows 10 Tutorials. I have used this tutorial before to convert a Windows 10 installation without any issues.
If the OS drive is already partitioned with the GPT style you can use these screenshots as reference to change the boot mode to UEFI in the BIOS. You can decide if you want to keep the two Fast Boot options enabled.
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So I change the BIOS settings based on the post above and downloaded prime95 version 26.6. running stress test at custom like the other post and a lowest score speed I see is 4.3ghz. sometimes 4.4 gigahertz but not at 4.8. it did for the first few seconds but then drops to 4.3. way better than 3.2ghz at first. But now need to do more editing.v I will do more when I get back from work tonight.
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New #24
Before you run Prime95 again open HWiNFO - Download with the "Sensors" view window like I have with this screenshot. It will give you more detailed info and if there are any throttling events it will immediately show. Please take screenshots of HWiNFO before running Prime95 and again while running Prime95.
Have you checked the Event Viewer yet to see if there are any WHEA (Event ID19) warning errors logged?
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New #25
Ok. Will do. I will try again when I get back home from work. Thanks. Will post results .Before you run Prime95 again open HWiNFO - Download with the "Sensors" view window like I have with this screenshot. It will give you more detailed info and if there are any throttling events it will immediately show. Please take screenshots of HWiNFO before running Prime95 and again while running Prime95.
Have you checked the Event Viewer yet to see if there are any WHEA (Event ID19) warning errors logged?
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New #26
Here are both pics of before and during prime95 stress test. I only ran it for a few minutes to show the sensor status. And i don't exactly know where to look in event viewer for that specific error.
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This is all that came up.
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How many fans are installed in the case?
To rule out high temperatures can you please set all the fans to high in the BIOS. After booting back to the Desktop open HWiNFO and let the PC idle for five minutes before running Prime95 again.
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I'm not sure I believe most of these values. But if they are right, could be the problem. Alos, see the DIMM Voltage.
These wre from the "During" screenshot. They are the same in the "before" screenshot.
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