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vcore
1) 1.856 V (according to CPUZ)
2) 1.86 V (according to everest ultimate edition 5)
3) 1.86 V (according to speed fan 4.33)
4) 1.39 V (according to CPUID hardware monitor PRO)
conclusion :- CPUID hardware monitor PRO is giving fake reading
I tried to change vcore through BIOS
1. bios > advanced > jumperfree configuration > CPU over voltage
2. CPU over voltage was " auto"
min = 0.3000V
max= by cpu
3. I tried to change to "auto" by pressing "+"
it showed increase in the number
At "1.27500 V " colur changes to yellow from black
Is this the way to change vcore ??
plz help
my pc is
1. AMD Athlon II X4 635 Processor 2.9 GHz (7.2 score in window 7)
2. 4.00 GB ram ddr3 (7.2 score in window 7)
3. ATI Radeon 3100 Graphics ( it is inbuilt in mother board)
4. Asus M5A78L-MLE mother board ddr3
5. Necola NPS-1004ST (450 W) psu
6. aoc 20 inch led - e2043fsk
I have set Vcore to 1.4000 V
but still i am getting
1) 1.856 V (according to CPUZ)
2) 1.86 V (according to everest ultimate edition 5)
3) 1.86 V (according to speed fan 4.33)
4) 1.39 V (according to CPUID hardware monitor PRO)
plz help ??
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Now problem is solved (thanks to "topgear")
1. I saw the HW monitor configuration in bios
vcore voltage = 1.392 V
2. I also changed vcore voltage to 1.300 V
Now cpu temperature is 42 C
there is 8 C reduction in temperature
conclusion :- Always judge your vcore, system temperature etc in "HW monitor configuration in bios"
Also "CPUID hardware monitor PRO" is the best cpu monitoring software
1) 1.856 V (according to CPUZ)
2) 1.86 V (according to everest ultimate edition 5)
3) 1.86 V (according to speed fan 4.33)
4) 1.39 V (according to CPUID hardware monitor PRO)
conclusion :- CPUID hardware monitor PRO is giving fake reading
I tried to change vcore through BIOS
1. bios > advanced > jumperfree configuration > CPU over voltage
2. CPU over voltage was " auto"
min = 0.3000V
max= by cpu
3. I tried to change to "auto" by pressing "+"
it showed increase in the number
At "1.27500 V " colur changes to yellow from black
Is this the way to change vcore ??
plz help
my pc is
1. AMD Athlon II X4 635 Processor 2.9 GHz (7.2 score in window 7)
2. 4.00 GB ram ddr3 (7.2 score in window 7)
3. ATI Radeon 3100 Graphics ( it is inbuilt in mother board)
4. Asus M5A78L-MLE mother board ddr3
5. Necola NPS-1004ST (450 W) psu
6. aoc 20 inch led - e2043fsk
I have set Vcore to 1.4000 V
but still i am getting
1) 1.856 V (according to CPUZ)
2) 1.86 V (according to everest ultimate edition 5)
3) 1.86 V (according to speed fan 4.33)
4) 1.39 V (according to CPUID hardware monitor PRO)
plz help ??
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Now problem is solved (thanks to "topgear")
1. I saw the HW monitor configuration in bios
vcore voltage = 1.392 V
2. I also changed vcore voltage to 1.300 V
Now cpu temperature is 42 C
there is 8 C reduction in temperature
conclusion :- Always judge your vcore, system temperature etc in "HW monitor configuration in bios"
Also "CPUID hardware monitor PRO" is the best cpu monitoring software