#HANDYPRINT CAUSING CRASH HOW TO#

My overclock settings have been as follows: BCLK 100, Multiplier 44-45, CPU Cache speed on Auto (3900Mhz), Vcore 1.25 - 1.35 (Also tried adaptive with 0.05). When I go to bios and set the exactly same settings there as in AiTuner, the computer crashes when running GPU-Z. I can provide minidumps if they help to solve the issue.Īlso I only had time to briefly test the AiTuner, but when I overclocked the computer to 4.4ghz through it, I was able to run GPU-z without a crash.

#HANDYPRINT CAUSING CRASH HOW TO#

I'm kind of stumped here on how to get my overclock stable on 4.4 - 4.5ghz. Im trying to figure out what to do to diagnose the issue. I also tried the CPU Level UP which is available in the Hero Bios. Only solution is to do a forced reboot with the power button. I also tried to up the PCH voltage, Cache voltage and CPU Input Voltage, of course by small amounts and checking the amounts on guides. I tried upping the vcore as high as 1.35, but the same thing still happened. The system ALWAYS crashes with atikmpag.sys and error code 0x00000116. It can be as small thing as starting up GPU-z to check on temps.

However when I try to use anything GPU related, the computer crashes. I ran Aida64 and Prime95 Small FFTs for an hour for both of these without issues. I was able to reach 4.4ghz and 4.5ghz with ease and boot up to windows. I looked through various sources that had guides for Haswell and particularly 4770k overclocking. Now, I always overclock my system and this one is no exception. By 11:25 a.m., the site appeared to be operating normally, and a spokesperson said that users 'should be able to access the site once again without issue. I also ran Prime95 Blend and Small FFTs for a few hours and Unigine bench for around 6 hours. I tested this via Aida64 Stability Test which Is kind of stressful and runs all parts at full power, for a few hours. I have tested to system to be stable under stock values with XMP turned on.

Handyprint causing crash