Am4 Cpu Oc voltage reading issue

Vakou · Sep 1, 2018

Motherboard : ga-ax370 gaming k5
Cpu: Ryzen 1700x
Ram :F4-3200C16D-16GTZB (running at 2666)

I have a question guys. When I use 1.35 volt for my ram in bios settings, both bios and monitoring software read that voltage as 1.38v. Any idea which voltage is being applied to my ram?
My issue is that I am trying to overclock my cpu via offset voltage and with +0.012 volt I am stable at 3.75 hertz and the load get up to 1.38v . I am trying to stay below 1.4 volt so does anyone have a clue which volt is being applied to my cpu? Is it 1.38 or 1.35?

Kashimi · Sep 1, 2018

Assume the higher voltage. Without putting a volt meter to it, you won't know 100% but it's better to assume the higher number just to avoid any potential damage.

Vakou · Sep 1, 2018

Kashimi :

I can borrow a volt meter as you say but I don't know how to use it on a motherboard. Can you provide a link to a guide?

CountMike · Sep 1, 2018

Vakou :

RAM and CPU (core) voltages are not same.

madmatt30 · Sep 1, 2018

Just use the cpu voltage reading shown in cpu-z WHILE running a 100% stress test.

That will be your 'true' load voltage.

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Vakou · Sep 1, 2018

CountMike :

Vakou :

RAM and CPU (core) voltages are not same.

You didn't get my point.

Vakou · Sep 1, 2018

madmatt30 :

I mean that since I set 1.35v to my ram and bios reads it as 1.38v could that be the case with vcore voltage?

madmatt30 · Sep 1, 2018

Run a load test with cpu-z on-screen & you'll find out.

As said ram voltage should have nothing to do with cpu voltage , just because the board is overvolting the ram for some reason does not mean it'll do the same with the cpu voltage.

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