Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 Help, Overclocking question

am running a 4.0 GHz clock which is of 2 months now 24/7 and the whole thing has been running well until that of current. My system has been freezing up for the duration of games. My Vcore was 1.36v. I am raising it and it still freezes video games screens. Occasionally it takes a actually long time, other times it happens fast.

Is it probable my CPU is harm and is broken or can it be that it's taken a hardly any months to demonstrate that my computer is not as stable as I believe?

I just newly installed the fresh 196.21 show drivers, just about the similar time I started utilizing dual monitors. Then a small after so as to I started getting these system freezes.
Will driver errors may create my computer to freeze this hard while playing games ?
My another monitor is a flat display Sanyo T.V which utilizes a VGA hookup converted to DVI. Together monitors are plug up into my first GPU. This next monitor doesn't encompass a elevated resolution like my chief one, so I don't place them jointly or anything. They just share the desktop.

I tend to have the same opinion here. If I keep in mind correctly didn’t you encompass stability problems when setting up your rig? I have observed definite drivers will carry out a little instability and cause it to get worse. First you have to take your overclock off. Then run it at stock and look if it hurtle. If it does then it isn’t your overclcok and you be supposed to look into drivers or hurt hardware.
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So subsequent to performing everything so as to which was detailed in the post above, I ran P95 for 4 hours with no any errors, I after that ran OCCT GPU examination and it finished with no any errors. I'm going to stay performing several OCCT tests then lastly play several video games. If it all appears to work then I can say so as to it's either having the two monitors or running AFR2.
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I expect it's not anything to do through AFR2, for the reason that I think it provide me a presentation amplify. I've observed that during playing video games or performing benchmarking, all the pressure goes on to just one of my GPU's, and MAYBE 1% will go on to GPU 2. I observe this by inspection EVGA precision. When I place it on AFR2 it evenly distributes the loads on to together GPU's.

Don’t force alternating frame rendering, as several game engines carry out superior with different SLi modes. You get the finest performance in video games if you let the drivers decide the SLi mode. Some alteration may help, however normally nvidia decides the finest SLi style for the engine and the drivers know what mode to utilize. This is may helpful to you.

So I place the whole thing at stock settings and experienced and it every part of passes. So my hardware isn't deteriorating, it's an unbalanced overclock, and I believe it has to do through my memory. Very upsetting. I had this similar trouble through my Q6600 by means of 800mhz memory AND 1066Mhz memory. If I encompass to link and sync my memory and run it at 800Mhz I'm going to be so bummed out. I want my 1066Mhz dang it.