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3.3V CORE voltage on P4C800 Deluxe
I just noticed today that my 3.3V under CORE voltage in the BIOS is running
at 2.96V. I discovered this after running the ASUSProbe utility. It was beeping and telling me that the voltage was out of threshold. I tried bumping up the threshold to 15% (default was 10%) and it still had problems (I know changing the threshold is for the alarm, and does nothing to the voltage rate itself). Does anyone know how I can get this back to 3.3V? Should it be 3.3V? I've never had a motherboard complain about this, nor have I ever had to fiddle with the voltages (I'm not an overclocker). The BIOS doesn't let me change it much, when I say much, it gives me two options, the current voltage (2.96 or Disabled). Not sure what harm this will cause, but I want to be safe and keep things running where they should be.... Thanks, |
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Tim Mavers wrote: I just noticed today that my 3.3V under CORE voltage in the BIOS is running at 2.96V. I discovered this after running the ASUSProbe utility. It was beeping and telling me that the voltage was out of threshold. I tried bumping up the threshold to 15% (default was 10%) and it still had problems (I know changing the threshold is for the alarm, and does nothing to the voltage rate itself). Does anyone know how I can get this back to 3.3V? Should it be 3.3V? I've never had a motherboard complain about this, nor have I ever had to fiddle with the voltages (I'm not an overclocker). The BIOS doesn't let me change it much, when I say much, it gives me two options, the current voltage (2.96 or Disabled). Not sure what harm this will cause, but I want to be safe and keep things running where they should be.... Thanks, The tolerance for Vcore is +/- 10%. Subtracting .33 V from 3.3 V, 2.96V is just below the lower boundary. A relatively lower Vcore is not going to be as harmful as one that is higher. However, it is always better to see readings that are significantly closer to average. The PSU is suspect. Replace it. |
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I think I have the same problem, I am having many problems with my
geforce3 on my p4p800 mb. The rating in the bios shows about 2.8v for the 3.3v input, is this a mainboard problem or a power supply problem ? |
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