I have an I7-920 with Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD3R.
In the Bios i Have the vcore set to 1.18, but in cpu-z and hwmonitor it shows that my vcore is at 1.16.
No matter what I set my bios to any program shows that my Vcore is usually around .02 lower than what it is set in my bios.
This is with LLC on and off.
Should I just ignore what Cpu-z and programs like them for the Vcore and trust that my vcore is indeed running at what I set in the bios?
It stays at .02 lower than what i set in the bios even under full load, when running Prime95.
Testing again tonight, set Vcore Bios to 1.18, Cpu-z, and hwmonitor show it at 1.16.
Unrelated Yesterday I was trying to get my voltage lower, tried at 1.16 from the bios, ran with prime95 was doing good checked in at around 9 hours, still good. 1 Hour later, BSOD 101 need more voltage. So for anyone saying you dont need to run Prime95 for less then 10 hours should reconsider
.
I have been going through other peoples posts, with the similar problem and it seems that both the voltages are correct, and its not a big deal, but i think it is, because .02 could be the difference between could give me a fail or not.
I have all of the C3/C6/C7 State Support, and all of that stuff disabled during testing, LLC is currently on during the current test.
Any help is much appreciated.
In the Bios i Have the vcore set to 1.18, but in cpu-z and hwmonitor it shows that my vcore is at 1.16.
No matter what I set my bios to any program shows that my Vcore is usually around .02 lower than what it is set in my bios.
This is with LLC on and off.
Should I just ignore what Cpu-z and programs like them for the Vcore and trust that my vcore is indeed running at what I set in the bios?
It stays at .02 lower than what i set in the bios even under full load, when running Prime95.
Testing again tonight, set Vcore Bios to 1.18, Cpu-z, and hwmonitor show it at 1.16.
Unrelated Yesterday I was trying to get my voltage lower, tried at 1.16 from the bios, ran with prime95 was doing good checked in at around 9 hours, still good. 1 Hour later, BSOD 101 need more voltage. So for anyone saying you dont need to run Prime95 for less then 10 hours should reconsider
.I have been going through other peoples posts, with the similar problem and it seems that both the voltages are correct, and its not a big deal, but i think it is, because .02 could be the difference between could give me a fail or not.
I have all of the C3/C6/C7 State Support, and all of that stuff disabled during testing, LLC is currently on during the current test.
Any help is much appreciated.
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