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The thread discusses a new PC experiencing recurring WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR Blue Screen issues, primarily during video rendering. The original poster reports high CPU temperatures (over 86°C) and high CPU usage, suggesting overheating could be the cause. Responders advise checking CPU temperatures, resetting BIOS to defaults, updating firmware, and consider upgrading cooling to prevent overheating and resolve the BSOD.
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Hello there,
I just built my new pc and I love using it, however, I suddenly got a BSOD (Error code: WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR) while rending a pretty long video and having like 10 tabs open in chrome.
If someone has the time could they please help me. I hope nothing is actually broken already, everything is brand new...
Thanks a bunch!

((I'm kinda worried tho))

Ps. I don't overclock
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Neemobeer
Well the WHEA error relates to your internal CPU timer.

I would reset your firmware to defaults and also look for any firmware updates for your motherboard. If neither of those resolve the issue you may need to RMA your CPU.
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Nice card, use afterburner 4.6.2 beta and it has a OC scanner. Try that. Works a treat on my 1080
 

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Nice card, use afterburner 4.6.2 beta and it has a OC scanner. Try that. Works a treat on my 1080
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Thanks, I will!

Edit: here is the result: "09:27:49 Test completed, confidence level is 0%" so anything above 0% is overclocking and unsafe?
 

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nmsuk said:
Nice card, use afterburner 4.6.2 beta and it has a OC scanner. Try that. Works a treat on my 1080
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I had my power limit up high so I set my gpu clock, memory clock, gpu voltage, power limit, and temperature limit to +0%
Should that be okay or do you think I should try something else?
 

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setting the power limit to it's highest is fine. But give the OC scanner a go.
 

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setting the power limit to it's highest is fine. But give the OC scanner a go.
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I did. I told you the result: "09:27:49 Test completed, confidence level is 0%"
 

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Sorry missed that. That's weird. How long have you had the card?
 

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Sorry missed that. That's weird. How long have you had the card?
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I bought it second hand for 255€ back in December. They said it wasn't overclocked or mined with, so I bought it. It looked clean enough on the pictures.

Edit: Also did I say the case fans didn't spin any faster, even with cinebench stessing the cpu?
 

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