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u can use cpu-z for monitoring cpu voltage, it can also be viewed in bios.(it should be at stock if not tinkered with) normally "driver stopped responding" is due to an unstable gpu. Try settings your gpu clocks to those of a standard 6850 and see if the crashing stops.

^uninstall amd catalyst 12.4 download and install amd catalyst 12.1 (seems to be the most stable driver for 6000 series graphic cards)

2 hrs of prime95 is nothing i ve had the crash to desktop after being 12 hours prime95 stable. keep the cpu at the recommended voltage and you shouldnt have any issues.

i bet the cpu was unstable due to less voltage.

try this type cmd in windows search and right click cmd prompt and run as administrator once in command prompt, type sfc /scannow.

what speed is your ram running at, if 1600 downclock to 1333 and try.

@topgear is your cpu overclocked

glad you got it stable. looking at your post of 4.4ghz i was like:shock: then seen the pic and found out that its 4.04ghz. cheers:mrgreen: now play some games like battlefield bad company 2, crysis, crysis 2 with dx11 patch and high res textures. if it crashes you may have to tweak your voltage...

@stryker when running prime95 open cpu-z and watch the voltage reading at idle and at load. you may have to further tweak llc setting. after googling your motherboard, a lot of people are having troubles with vcore fluctuation, some run llc at 19% (ASUS M4A785TD-V EVO and M4A785TD-M EVO AM3...

okay go into bios and manually set ram frequency, timings and voltage as per jedec #4. if you're still not stable drop your cpu frequency a bit.

@lionking the max voltage limit of the cpu-nb is 1.55v same as the cpu. and for 24/7 usage it is 1.4v i dont understand how 1.3v is really aggressive. also just to clarify we are talking about the imc and not the motherboard north bridge.

provide me with a link to your ram. set htlink @2000mhz and drop your cpu clock a bit and then try.

i think you have reached your max possible limit. because overclocking further will increase temps beyond 60 degrees.

your htlink is too low it should be as close as possible to 2000mhz

1. post your system config (ram specifics) manually enter your ram timings and voltage in bios 2. scrap all your overclock settings 3. start from the begining utilizing the guides that i had linked earlier also try this before set your system back to defaults and see if you get any blue...