Vcore drops upon waking from sleep

The thought never occured to list the computer specifications? More specifically, what computer? You might try the motherboard or CPU section for your question. Windows 7 has nothing to do with the Vcore.

Well, since this never happened before in XP I assumed it was Windows 7 specific. IT may be a problem with my gigabyte board, but I have seen this problem with users using ASUS boards as well.

Thanks for the help *rollseyes*

Search the MB online product page for A bios update which may address any wake from sleep issue. Or update to the latest BIOS and see if that helps. The BIOS controls the Vcore. This is how to roll the eyes   Very nice job with the invisible ink and the listing of the system specs. It's common knowledge to list the system specs on a tech site if you expect help. But, it's ok. Really.... A BIOS is a BIOS in this instance.

Yes, I realize the bios controls the vcore. If you read my post you would see it starts up with the right vcore. For some reason however when it wakes from sleep cpuz shows the vcore at it's stock value. Once shut down and started back up the vcore is where it should be once again.

I was just asking for some help, instead I got snide comments.

I didn't fill in my system specs because I thought this might be a very common problem with windows 7. That is why I posted in the windows 7 forum. I now see it it more system specific so I will fill in my specs when I have the time and post in a more specific forum.
 

Obviously you didn't know until I told you. Otherwise you would have posted in the MB/CPU section and asked something like, "If I check my MB online download page for a BIOS version that addresses wake from sleep fix, or download the latest BIOS for my MB, would that be a solution? Is there an option in BIOS related to wake from sleep?"



The right Vcore? You set the Vcore manually? Vcore is defaulted in BIOS then?



Stock value? BIOS would determine the Vcore.



At BIOS default. Vcore can be adjusted manually.



You were asking for help and provided no information other than:



Did it occur to you listing the system specification such as MB, CP, RAM, PSU, VC, etc. might give some clue as to the problem to anyone readng you're post ? I don't appreciate you're reference to my post as being snide. If anything you are nOOb who just learned his MB BIOS controls the Vcore and has sleep options which you have never noticed. Read the manual.



And you still have not given the system specs last I read the thread of nOOb questions you have posed without giving any system specification.




Don't expect any more help than you received here with the nOOb attitude.

Could someone please tell me how to fix this? Yes, specifically in you're case.

Listen, my machine is overcflocked to 3.81ghz. I needed to up my vcore which I did manually in the bios. For some reason, and even though my bios HAS NOT CHANGED since I upgraded from xp to 7, my vcore drops to the stock bios value setting (it is basically ignoring the +.125v I added to the vcore in the bios)

And before you make assumptions about me being a noob, this is the third computer I've built and oc'ed myself. I may not know as much as some, but I am active on ocn.

I didn't post my system specs because I was away last night and had some free time and thought I'd ask the question. I'll be back home tonight and able to check model numbers.

So once again, thanks for your help. Dick.

Don't bother. nOOb.