Your overclock is unstable

 

What's your cache on?
I had complete system freezes until I changed my cache from 47 to 46

 

It's set at 47, I will try to lower it to 46 like you did and report on the findings.
Report: It worked, I can now run FPU test without a hitch, thanks AndrejB

 

You need more vcore. Overclock is unstable.

If your Stress CPU setting goes to 75-80c, FPU surely goes close to 100c if not reaching 100c.
With the same chip at 5Ghz, I am stable with FPU test, but barely (due to temps getting little over 90c), because it's a crazy unrealistic power virus that really shouldn't be used, IMO. Same as P95 AVX but a little lighter.

Test stability with Cinebench initially, Realbench for a few hours, P95 1344k FFT length in place for a few hours, maybe some Y cruncher benchmark too, this one gives an error if it finds it.

 

You need more vcore. Overclock is unstable.

If your Stress CPU setting goes to 75-80c, FPU surely goes close to 100c if not reaching 100c.
With the same chip at 5Ghz, I am stable with FPU test, but barely (due to temps getting little over 90c), because it's a crazy unrealistic power virus that really shouldn't be used, IMO. Same as P95 AVX but a little lighter.

Test stability with Cinebench initially, Realbench for a few hours, P95 1344k FFT length in place for a few hours, maybe some Y cruncher benchmark too, this one gives an error if it finds it.

I have ran Cinebench with success and Realbench by Asus as well with good results. If I add more vcore wont the temps go higher? I am already at 1.365 Vcore.

 

It all depends on the memory, you lowered your cache and it works (meaning your IMC is on the weaker side, just like mine). I would now try to lower voltage.

 

I can't really lower voltage as anything below 1.365 causes my system to crash / unstable.