So yesterday I was using the FS-GS service with Michael and we were overclocking my system, we succesfully did it to 4.7Ghz and at nice temps, when we finished talking and I was surfing the web, around 30 mins later I got a blue screen that said 'Uncorrectable hardware error', i restarted the PC and turned it back on, and then about 10-15 mins later it happened again. Whats going on?! I feel like it is because I have overclocked it too much but not totally sure.Anybody maybe know why this happened?

1. Micheal should sort it out for you.B. An OC should hold for 24 hours under a test load. If not , you need to back it off.Good luckBob

This is all part of the overclocking process: not all 2600K's will hit 4.5 gig: not all 2600K's will hit 4.8, amnd this applies to AMD or Intel procs. All have different "personalities": you just have to find the sweet spot.

So yesterday I was using the FS-GS service with Michael and we were overclocking my system, we succesfully did it to 4.7Ghz and at nice temps, when we finished talking and I was surfing the web, around 30 mins later I got a blue screen that said 'Uncorrectable hardware error', i restarted the PC and turned it back on, and then about 10-15 mins later it happened again. Whats going on?! I feel like it is because I have overclocked it too much but not totally sure.Anybody maybe know why this happened?

I would guess (no system info) the memory timings are not properly set in the bios. That's what happened to me when I originally overclocked. You can download Blue Screen Viewer (Google) and it will provide you with exactly what file/program caused your crash. Once you get the name of the offending file, Google it and you'll find out what happened. I was oc'd to 4.8GHz once but I think the system was crashing because of overheating - not sure so brought the overclock down to 4.4GHz and so far no more problems. These new motherboards/BIOS are having the hardest time getting the memory settings down right.Best regards,Jim