- Apr 18, 2017
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How to increase VCore voltage in BIOS? ( American Megatrends )
In my BIOS, if i go to a specific section, i can see the VCore voltage. Whenever i try to change it, it goes to auto, it only has two options, default ( the 1.350 Thingy ) and auto.
I have not checked the manual on my motherboard since my dad got my PC and he did all the work then later on burned the manual. Thanks... Dad.
My motherboard is : ASUSTeK P5G41C-MLX Motherboard
I currently got an overclock of .8 GHz on an old-ish Intel Celeron E3400 CPU Which at stock, runs at 2.6 GHz, and it still runs on stock CPU.
Idle temps : From 32-35 Degrees Celsius.
Load temps : Can reach up to 61 Degrees Celsius under 3 Hours of Prime95 Small FFT's test.
Can anyone get the manual and see if there is a way to increase VCore Voltage in the BIOS or check if there are some settings that need to be changed within BIOS To unlock VCore Voltage changing.
Thanks,
-HybridWolf
In my BIOS, if i go to a specific section, i can see the VCore voltage. Whenever i try to change it, it goes to auto, it only has two options, default ( the 1.350 Thingy ) and auto.
I have not checked the manual on my motherboard since my dad got my PC and he did all the work then later on burned the manual. Thanks... Dad.
My motherboard is : ASUSTeK P5G41C-MLX Motherboard
I currently got an overclock of .8 GHz on an old-ish Intel Celeron E3400 CPU Which at stock, runs at 2.6 GHz, and it still runs on stock CPU.
Idle temps : From 32-35 Degrees Celsius.
Load temps : Can reach up to 61 Degrees Celsius under 3 Hours of Prime95 Small FFT's test.
Can anyone get the manual and see if there is a way to increase VCore Voltage in the BIOS or check if there are some settings that need to be changed within BIOS To unlock VCore Voltage changing.
Thanks,
-HybridWolf
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