I need a program to measure voltage, cpu z and everest do not work

[sindasekai]

I have Athlon x2 5000+ and Foxconn A78AX motherboard

CPU z says my vcore is 1.856, and it really isn't, because BIOS says it's 1.36, and BIOS says 1.856 is actually the voltage for RAM...

so I tried a different program. Everest also says cpu voltage is 1.856

This is such a weird problem, so I searched google the other day and found out that at least one person with SAME MOTHERBOARD has same problem with cpu z displaying wrong value in wrong slot...

I would normally disregard a problem like this since I know that 1.856 is actually the RAM voltage, but I still need a way to monitor vcore. I recently activated cool n' quiet and I want to see how much voltage really drops when computer is idle... (CPU Z shows that multiplier and clock speed drops, but voltage is fixed at 1.856 since it is actually showing the RAM voltage somehow)

 

[saaiello]

Try HWMonitior from www.cpuid.com one of the voltages in their monitor will probably br the Vcore you will just have to figure it out.

 

[sindasekai]

Thanks. but it still doesn't display the right value anywhere : (

 

[Raidur]

Is hwmonitor off by the same amount?

 

[sindasekai]

Yes, they all show up as 1.836, which is actually the value for RAM voltage

 

[Deleted member 217926]

You try Speedfan or PC Wizard 2010?