Windows 10: Windows 10 BSOD CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED

As mentioned in my first post in this thread: if you are OC'ing anything, revert back to stock while troubleshooting
Code: CPUID: "Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3770K CPU @ 3.50GHz" MaxSpeed: 3500 CurrentSpeed: 3640[/quote]

 

[/quote] Actually max rated speed for this processor is 3.9 ghz. I asked about that earlier. That is the "turbo" speed of the processor. It's well under max speed

Intel Core i7-3770K BX80637I73770K Ivy Bridge 3.5GHz LGA 1155 77W CPU - Newegg.com is where I bought it from.

 

3.9 GHz is the max OC speed
3.5 GHz is the max speed without OC.

3.5 GHz is the max designed frequency of the CPU where the CPU is the component.

 

I disagree, since this is coming straight from intel, but for the sake of argument, I have turned off turbo, even though intel designed it this way.

What is next?

 

Some CPU's are shipped overclocked, but that doesn't mean it is the stock frequency.

Testing the system.

 

I had trouble bringing it down to "3.5". There doesn't seem to be an option to turn off "Turbo" mode. I had to cut back on the blck freq as it wouldn't allow me to drop the core ratio below 36. (3.6 GHz).
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Ok so what program do you want me to use to test?

 

I want to know how it is without any tool so no program.

 

So just use it normally then?

 

How do I set this CPU to be max 3.5 ghz and keep my intended / designed 1600mhz memory speed rating? The lowest my board will let me set it is 3.6 ghz even if I use the blck freq setting to lower it to 3.49 but then it lowers my memory to 1555 mhz.

Please advise.

NM, I found it. Its in another CPU screen. Turbo mode is now disabled.

 

Wanted to give an update. As I suspected my BSOD was not caused by OC. I did an "In OS update" and it has solved my problems. My blue screens were the result of corrupted windows store files and windows files that could not be repaired thru sfc /scannow. I have been back on my OC for over 1 week and not a single BSOD.