Is .02 vdroop ok?

[diablo34life]

i OCed my FX4100 to 4.5 ghz. The vcore is at 1.48
but when stress test it drops to 1.46 ?
None the less it IS stable at this. im just wondering if its a big deal or not
no LLC c1 state, cool and quiet etc or anything is turned on

 

[psaus]

It being stable and all other indicators being "good", that should be answer enough.

I would chalk up a .02v delta being a BIOS discrepancy and/or a software interpretation discrepancy.

If problems do arise, PSU could be a culprit - is it large enough? And hopefully it's not named something like Sparko-matic.

 

[diablo34life]

It being stable and all other indicators being "good", that should be answer enough.

I would chalk up a .02v delta being a BIOS discrepancy and/or a software interpretation discrepancy.

If problems do arise, PSU could be a culprit - is it large enough? And hopefully it's not named something like Sparko-matic.

i think i would have to agree that my PSU could be the culprit. seeing hows its a diablo tek da-series 600 watt. also it was dirt cheap only 30 dollars. ill be replaceing it very soon

 

[jsc]

Vdroop is not caused by the power supply. It is caused by the CPU power regulator on the motherboard.

Vdroop of .02 - .03 volts is nothing to worry about.

Your Diablotek PSU, however, was built by Sparko-matic. You should replace as quickly as possible.

 

[diablo34life]

Vdroop is not caused by the power supply. It is caused by the CPU power regulator on the motherboard.

Vdroop of .02 - .03 volts is nothing to worry about.

Your Diablotek PSU, however, was built by Sparko-matic. You should replace as quickly as possible.

thanks for the reply