Hello,
As the title says my VDDCR CPU Voltage doesn't match with my Core Voltage. I bought this pre-built gaming PC a year ago and haven't used it a ton (due to work) so I'm not sure if I should be concerned about this voltage issue. It's worth noting that I haven't overclocked or adjusted any settings on BIOS (everything is the as when bought/haven't updated BIOS). The VDDCR CPU Voltage set is 1.100 v, but according to BIOS my Core Voltage is always around 1.362 v. The ASUS BIOS version I have is 5603. Down below are my PC specs. Is this normal or something I should be concerned about ? Thanks.
CPU: Ryzen 5 3600
GPU: Radeon RX 580 8GB
RAM: 16GB
Motherboard: ASUS Prime A320M-K
ASUS BIOS version 5603
No matter what offset I try, the readings in HWinfo stays the same. This is also the case for changing vcore soc in BIOS and the corresponding soc voltage SVI2 TFN in HWinfo.
The offset is clearly doing something because I can change to stability of the pc by changing them, but because its not changing in hwinfo it is impossible to dial in a safe overclock because I don't know what the values are.
Vcore in hwinfo does change, but I heard this one isnt very accurate anyways and that the SVI2 TFN values are the best one to use.
Anyone know whats up?
F25 AB350M gaming 3. R5 1400. RX580.
Its always around 2-2.9V.
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Since Im already here, i did a cpu benchmark also, and for some reason Ram speed showed up as DDR4-2662 , eventho im running 2x 3600mhz, task manager shows 3600mhz.
https://valid.x86.fr/vw0z4p - benchmark results.
Edit: Ran HWiNFO and everything seems good, i guess max 1.488V is okei ?
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Laptop: MSI GF75 Thin 10SDR
CPU: Intel i7-10750h
Hey guys!
After updating to the F50a BIOS, I'm seeing something very strange. I'm not sure if this is caused by the update, since I've updated many months ago, but the fact is that I only saw it now.
My CPU is reporting 1.225v max vCore (SVI2 TFN), while the motherboard Vcore is reporting a value of 1.332v. This seems like a HUGE difference, and increasing the offset doesn't seem to help. A small difference is normal, but this seems to much difference between what the motherboard sensor is reading and the CPU SVI2 TFN reading.
Is anyone seeing this behavior?
Thanks.
Computer Type: Desktop custom build.
GPU:Radeon RX 480 gpu
CPU: 6 core amd Ryzen 5 1600 CPU 3.20 ghz
Motherboard: B450M DS3H
RAM: 16gb of ddr4 ram
PSU: Corsair gold evga 750 g2
Case: stock cpu fan and exhaust , im not sure what the case model is there's no label or anything besides Thermal intake branding
Operating System & Version: (64x) Windows 10 Version
gpu drivers i haven't installed them because it slowed the os down
Description of Original Problem: the pc wen to normal to crawling, freezing, crashed while playing a game 2 times and 1 while using a browser but hasn't for months. so in the last month and a half there's been pop-ins and frame drops in games so i turned up my fans speed to cool it down. now it freezes on everything no matter how little cpu/ram usage such as typing and moving a tab.
trouble shooting: ive done full pc scans with different malware/anti virus programs(win def., Malwarebytes, did sfc/scan now in the cmd nothing came back, tried check disk nothing, the dim health check and restore to check nothing ether. did fan curving if it was over heating that failed, checked my ram fresh win10 install .
since thr fresh win10 it still stutters when playing cpu based games like tf2,no crashing, smoother and faster. but something is wrong with it that still alludes me. ive checked user bench mark about 5 times each time it was a different result saying that my rig was bad then ok following was great but the problems still here i have nc how to check for something im not really aware of?
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finally I overclock my ryzen 5 2600 to 3.95 ghz on 1.275v. but when I try to get reading in windows by hwinfo64. its showing 1.269v on idle. and on load it goes down to 1.212 to 1.206v. doing stress test via aida64. and cinebench r23. and playing games. my board is msi b450m mortar max. and llc mode 3. pbo, amd coolnquite, core boost performence disabled. xmp profile 2 3200mhz. others are auto.
I put together my 5600X, Asus x570 Tuf Gaming Pro, Noctua NH-D15 on saturday and I've been playing with PBO settings the last few days. I'm new to Ryzen and not an experienced OCer so I was paying attention to vcore and the core VID's. When I'm not gaming they are usually 0.9 - 1.0 V. My idle temps are always around 29 - 31C. But it sounds like it's CPU Core Voltage (SVI2 TFN) that I should be paying attention to.
I currently have PBO at +150 MHz with a -15 in curve optimizer. My CPU Core Voltage (SVI2 TFN) is usually around 1.3 V even at idle. It can dip to 1.29 V but usually goes back up pretty quick. I tried closing everything like Corsair ICUE, Logitech GHUB, etc. but it made no difference. I checked CPU-Z and it usually shows around 1.0 V for core voltage. The same with Ryzen Master and it shows 3-5 cores going to sleep off and on.
I'm running the latest 3001 Asus bios, latest AMD x570 chipset drivers, windows balanced power plan. I also reset bios to default and it didn't really lower CPU Core Voltage (SVI2 TFN) much at stock. The one thing I didn't do was a fresh Windows 10 install coming from my old 6600K. I've had no BSOD's or other stability issues.
Is this normal behavior for CPU Core Voltage (SVI2 TFN) for 5600X despite VID's and vcore being low and idle temps being low? Or should it be dropping as well and something isn't set right? It doesn't seem to be the PBO settings with not much change at stock bios.
Hi I just bought a new Mobo+CPU combo. This is what HWmonitor shows me. is this normal? problem with software? or Something off with new MB
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My R5 3400g cores is getting different voltage??
The sc showing the maximum is after playing for hours, the maximum voltage are different. Why this?
Smaller sc is under cpu-z stress test, looks even more weird??
Is that normal?
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This is my first time trying to over lock, i have disabled power saving features such as SpeedStep, C1E, and disabled turbo boost, all according to the guide i followed. I then managed to change the core speed to 4.2 in bios with a core bolt of 1.25v and saved it, exited and every single time i reboot to bios the voltage is fine but the turbo boost turns back on and the core speed goes back to auto. any ideas?
sorry for formatting i’m on mobile but will switch to desktop shortly.
I got a ryzen 3700x OC’D to gameboost 6 (which is 4.3ghz) and I set the core voltage to 1.225v and everything else is auto. Am I killing my Pc? Or what are suggested settings for my oc? I feel like my chip might burn out or something? (Btw my motherboard is msi meg x570 ace latest bios.) if anyone could reply that would make my day!!!
Side note: people keep saying to run my cpu core voltage around 1.35v or even 1.36v up to 1.37v but I get better temps and results with 1.225v and I haven’t had a single crash and I’ve been testing games and I even had my pc on for 3hrs and it was running extremely smoothe.
Is that normal? And what app should i trust? Thanks
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