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I'm on PC by the way.

Also why is this game so fucking horrible at explaining literally anything? I've NEVER played a game where it was so incredibly difficult to find the answers to simple gameplay questions.

Hey all, so while playing around with memory overclocks I've found that my stable SOC voltage for running 1900 FCLK is about 1.15 V. Unfortunately I've accidentally entered 1.5 V a handful of times and once even booted into Windows with that setting, and briefly ran a cache stress test before I noticed the issue. I've since installed a BIOS update which complicates this question but I've noticed that my SOC voltage seems to droop now more than before even with max LLC, and in BIOS I now have to set 1.175 V SOC to keep it stable, as it droops to 1.15 V. Is it possible that I accidentally did some damage to the SOC or to its VRMs? Some issue that causes more voltage droop? For reference my boa

Hey all,

I have a Ryzen 9 3900X running on a Gigabyte X470 Aorus Gaming 7 Wifi, running 2x8 GB of G.Skill RipJaws V DDR4 with Samsung B-die rated at 3200 MT/s CL14, and an RTX 2080 Ti. Using 1usmus's Ryzen DRAM calculator I got this mostly stable at 3800 MT/s CL16, with the FCLK at 1900 MHz. This seems to pass memory tests quite well. However every once in a while the display driver simply crashes for no apparent reason, and the event log just says it was Event ID 14 from nvlddmkm. It seems to happen just as frequently no matter what I try, which has included: reverting my GPU overclock, increasing VCore SOC up to as much as 1.15 V, Vdram between 1.45 and 1.5 V, gear down mode on/off, power