You can try more VCORE. Maybe 1.4 volts? Be best to determine if the same core is consistently failing. Prime won't show this. The order of the threads do not match up with the cores. To determine the core that has failed you will need to look in Task Manager.
Same core, most likely VCORE. Switches between same two cores on same die look at CPU GTL for that core. Random failure of all cores, NB voltage or NB GTL.
The above suggestions are not all-inclusive. Other settings/voltages can be at fault but not as likely. And this is assuming the failures are not memory related.
Edit:
On the subject of GTL settings let me know if this would be of use to anyone.
As most of us now know the 110, 110, 110 GTL values displayed as default mean little. The actual values change based on the corresponding VTT and NB voltages. And the GTL value represents a different voltage as the VTT or NB voltage is changed.
Oskar was kind enough to supply us with a partial table of CPU GTL. I had thought about putting together a chart of all the available voltages with the default GTL values. This would fill in the missing values of Oskar's chart.
If anyone has a need for this I can probably get it done over the weekend.




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