VDDA Voltage Warning

Rokuldav · Apr 19, 2014

Recently I've been having problems described here
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2112009/bluescreen-gaming.html
My AI SUITE is giving me warnings about my VDDA Voltage being at 2.8V or something around that. Should I be worried or is AI Suite being dumb?

Spectre694 · Apr 19, 2014

What are your specs? you might try resetting your cmos real quick though.

unksol · Apr 19, 2014

just do a factory restore

Rokuldav · Apr 19, 2014

Spectre694 :

I think it's that my CPU is heating up too much, my processor is running at around 70C when it happens.

Where do i go to get all my specs? I only know some

Spectre694 · Apr 19, 2014

Rokuldav :

That isn't great that's for sure. However, lets see what we are looking at first try running this and then post the results.
http://www.piriform.com/speccy

Rokuldav · Apr 19, 2014

Spectre694 :

Rokuldav :

That isn't great that's for sure. However, lets see what we are looking at first try running this and then post the results.
http://www.piriform.com/speccy

http://up.ht/1iAqnq9
Think this will help my bluescreen problem?

Spectre694 · Apr 19, 2014

Rokuldav :

No that just let me know the specs of your computer.

Anyway what I think is happening is your VDDA voltage is causing an over current on your CPU creating your heat and BSOD problems. So what I would like you to try is go into the bios and look for the VDDA voltage when you find it set it to either Auto or 2.5 Volts (if it is already auto set to 2.5)

Rokuldav · Apr 19, 2014

Spectre694 :

Rokuldav :

No that just let me know the specs of your computer.

Anyway what I think is happening is your VDDA voltage is causing an over current on your CPU creating your heat and BSOD problems. So what I would like you to try is go into the bios and look for the VDDA voltage when you find it set it to either Auto or 2.5 Volts (if it is already auto set to 2.5)

So if it's at 2.5 set it to auto, and f it is on auto keep it there?

Spectre694 · Apr 19, 2014

Rokuldav :

Spectre694 :

So if it's at 2.5 set it to auto, and f it is on auto keep it there?

no if it is anything other than auto set it to auto if it already set to auto set it to 2.5

if
2.8 2.7 2.3 etc set to auto

if auto set to 2.5

Rokuldav · Apr 19, 2014

Spectre694 :

Rokuldav :

Spectre694 :

So if it's at 2.5 set it to auto, and f it is on auto keep it there?

no if it is anything other than auto set it to auto if it already set to auto set it to 2.5

if
2.8 2.7 2.3 etc set to auto

if auto set to 2.5

Okay I'm going to try that
Do you think the BSODs are caused by my cpu overheating? Because i'm looking into a new cooler

Spectre694 · Apr 19, 2014

Rokuldav :

Spectre694 :

Rokuldav :

no if it is anything other than auto set it to auto if it already set to auto set it to 2.5

if
2.8 2.7 2.3 etc set to auto

if auto set to 2.5

Okay I'm going to try that
Do you think the BSODs are caused by my cpu overheating? Because i'm looking into a new cooler

Yes I believe that is a good possibility. I also believe that at least part of your overheating problem is the VDDA because the MAX recommended for that CPU is 2.7 volts

A good cooler never hurt anything though. What is your current one and how much are you looking to spend?

Rokuldav · Apr 19, 2014

Spectre694 :

Rokuldav :

Spectre694 :

Okay I'm going to try that
Do you think the BSODs are caused by my cpu overheating? Because i'm looking into a new cooler

Yes I believe that is a good possibility. I also believe that at least part of your overheating problem is the VDDA because the MAX recommended for that CPU is 2.7 volts

A good cooler never hurt anything though. What is your current one and how much are you looking to spend?

I currently have the stock cooler for the amd fx 8350 which sucks ass, i'm looking into a hyper 212 EVO for $35

Spectre694 · Apr 19, 2014

Rokuldav :

Spectre694 :

Rokuldav :

Yes I believe that is a good possibility. I also believe that at least part of your overheating problem is the VDDA because the MAX recommended for that CPU is 2.7 volts

A good cooler never hurt anything though. What is your current one and how much are you looking to spend?

I currently have the stock cooler for the amd fx 8350 which sucks ass, i'm looking into a hyper 212 EVO for $35

good choice that's what I would have recommended other than that you have to be in the $100 for any better performance. You are right the stock AMD cooler is pretty terrible.

Rokuldav · Apr 19, 2014

Spectre694 :

Rokuldav :

Spectre694 :

Rokuldav :

Yes I believe that is a good possibility. I also believe that at least part of your overheating problem is the VDDA because the MAX recommended for that CPU is 2.7 volts

A good cooler never hurt anything though. What is your current one and how much are you looking to spend?

I currently have the stock cooler for the amd fx 8350 which sucks ass, i'm looking into a hyper 212 EVO for $35

good choice that's what I would have recommended other than that you have to be in the $100 for any better performance. You are right the stock AMD cooler is pretty terrible.

God damint. Now it's warning me that my VCore voltage is 1.656

Spectre694 · Apr 20, 2014

Rokuldav :

Spectre694 :

Rokuldav :

Spectre694 :

I currently have the stock cooler for the amd fx 8350 which sucks ass, i'm looking into a hyper 212 EVO for $35

good choice that's what I would have recommended other than that you have to be in the $100 for any better performance. You are right the stock AMD cooler is pretty terrible.

God damint. Now it's warning me that my VCore voltage is 1.656

Okay now I am thinking it is time to start over. Go to your BIOS and restore default settings and try that it will restore all voltages to their default values for your CPU, RAM etc.. you will lose any OC though. (shouldn't OC on stock cooler anyway though.)

Rokuldav · Apr 20, 2014

Spectre694 :

Rokuldav :

Spectre694 :

Rokuldav :

good choice that's what I would have recommended other than that you have to be in the $100 for any better performance. You are right the stock AMD cooler is pretty terrible.

God damint. Now it's warning me that my VCore voltage is 1.656

Okay now I am thinking it is time to start over. Go to your BIOS and restore default settings and try that it will restore all voltages to their default values for your CPU, RAM etc.. you will lose any OC though. (shouldn't OC on stock cooler anyway though.)

Will this do anything to my computer? Or will it just fix that problem and nothin will be affected

Spectre694 · Apr 20, 2014

It only effects the BIOS it will have no effect on your windows install.

Rokuldav · Apr 20, 2014

Spectre694 :

1. I can't find how to set it to default
2. I just left my computer for a minute and got a bluescreen
Is there a way that I can see what caused my bluescreen?

Spectre694 · Apr 20, 2014

Rokuldav :

The error that pops up on the Bluescreen should give you an idea. but only where to start looking.
Do this to reset the BIOS turn off/unplug the PSU
take out the button cell battery on your mobo for 5 min
put the batt back in
turn on your computer if it wants you to check BIOS settings do not change anything. just save and boot to windows.

Rokuldav · Apr 20, 2014

Spectre694 :

Rokuldav :

The error that pops up on the Bluescreen should give you an idea. but only where to start looking.
Do this to reset the BIOS turn off/unplug the PSU
take out the button cell battery on your mobo for 5 min
put the batt back in
turn on your computer if it wants you to check BIOS settings do not change anything. just save and boot to windows.

Will this reset my BIOS version?

Spectre694 · Apr 20, 2014

Rokuldav :

Spectre694 :

Will this reset my BIOS version?

No just the settings

Rokuldav · Apr 20, 2014

Spectre694 :

Rokuldav :

No just the settings

Alright, i'll update tomorrow.

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