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"Overclocking Why does my Windows 11 & Windows 10 PC suddenly BSOD", I ran through all the overclock settings in the BIOS and was looking on the utility, tried to go to 4.6, and BSOD as soon as I hit apply. No thermal throttling on load or idle beforehand, not even close (45 deg idle and low 60's under load). And no chance for the CPU to spike. As soon as it applies, it dies. Cranking in BIOS up to +.025V (not sure how high I can go here) doesn't fix the issue. The BSOD messages are never the same either. I'm stuck at my 4.5 GHz, which I am perfectly happy with, but am just confused as to why I can't even test any higher. Is it the silicon on the chip? or Windows 11 & Windows 10 throwing a fit?

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