1.5 milion voltage on CPUID HWmonitor????

[xeonome]

I have just checked CPUID HWmonitor and it seems my video card uses 1.5 milion V 1.7 milion at max. Is it normal to show it like this?

Video card: RX 460 4gb oc (haven't clocked it or something else)

Other pc info: CPU AMD FX 4350, 8gb ram, motherboard asus m5a78l-usb3, PSU SEGOTEP Nuclear Aircraft Carrier 520W H9 PLUS+ 85+

Edit. Here's a print screen of it http://i.imgur.com/hwG1MoA.jpg

(ps: sorry I did not know where to post this)

 

[Eximo]

Just a sensor or software error. Obviously not possible. Even the most hardened consumer electronics would be destroyed instantly by such a high voltage.

 

[xeonome]

Just a sensor or software error. Obviously not possible. Even the most hardened consumer electronics would be destroyed instantly by such a high voltage.

Alright, thank you! I have just taken a sceenshot of GPU-Z as well. Do you see anything wrong with it here? sensor or idk, is the voltage shown correctly now? (I know nothing about this :S) http://imgur.com/a/mqVc9

 

[Karadjgne]

The Rx 460 should have gpu clock of around 1200 and a memory clock of around 1750 or better. Unless that gpu has some sort of memory clock idle speeds setting, 300MHz is very low.

 

[xeonome]

The Rx 460 should have gpu clock of around 1200 and a memory clock of around 1750 or better. Unless that gpu has some sort of memory clock idle speeds setting, 300MHz is very low.

I have no idea, but my old video card also was around 300 on standby/idle/you name it. I don't know more though.

 

[Karadjgne]

Run msi Afterburner on a gpu stress test or heavy game. It'll show on screen exactly what your system is doing at any given time. With that you'll be able to see just what, if anything, isn't performing as it should.