Is my vcore a PSU problem

[baverdi]

I have been having issues with the read out from temp programs showing me a cpu temp higher than the core, but am sure that the cpu temp is a faulty mobo reading not a diode in the cpu or core. Now I am reading weird vcore settings. COOL AND QUITE IS NOT TURNED ON. At auto and 1.35 bios setting my vcore is jumping around a bit. Before I venture further I would like to hear some opinions. My PSU has some good reviews; http://www.guru3d.com/article/nexthe...power-supply/4


System: http://www.overclock.net/system.php?i=45853

CPU phenom II x4 945 95W

Motherboard xfx 8200 mi-a78s-8209

Memory 4 gig (2x2gig) corsair pc2-6400 CM2x2048x

Graphics Card xfx 9800gt 512 ddr3

Hard Drive Hitachi 1tb

Power Supply nextherm 460

Case Azza solano

CPU cooling Ultra X-Wind

GPU cooling Akasa Vortex

OS Vista eternity 64 bit

Monitor Crappy Westinghouse

 

[EXT64]

Are you having any stability problems?

 

[baverdi]

not really, I had a weird case where the CPUTIN temp went to 116c durring a sandra burnin and I did a cold shutdown. my folder options were back to default, Scince then I run prime every hour or so, and all is well. I did not even notice the vcore prob, someone on a forum pointed it out to me when I posted my temps

 

[JackNaylorPE]

OCCT will graph your voltages over a 1 hour test

http://www.ocbase.com/perestroika_en/index.php

 

[baverdi]

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I know that these vcore readings are not scary, but I would like to know if it is PSU or mobo. Obviously I need a tester to test my PSU. But this cpu goes unstable at 3.6g because I am afraid to raise the vcore