Hi,
Just finished rebuilding my PC with a new nvidia 570 but have run into some weird CPU/voltage issue - this was after a good deal of time mucking about getting the RAM to work (it now does).
Basically on the bios for my board (Asus P7P55D) the CPU offset voltage is showing (in red) as 0. One of the voltages further down is also red as the value seems to be too high for it (>2.1) - both are currently set to "Auto" as I'm not entirely sure what they do!
The bios didn't show this before I did the work on the PC - but actual performance is fine, no crashes or problem holding the OC (set the base clock to 160, turbo mode + speed step on). Just a bit concerned the bios is playing up, or that the way the voltage is supplied isn't healthy for the chip and/or mobo in the long run. Is there any way to resolve this (if the voltages should be set manually...what to set them too?), or anything to worry about? Cheers!
Just finished rebuilding my PC with a new nvidia 570 but have run into some weird CPU/voltage issue - this was after a good deal of time mucking about getting the RAM to work (it now does).
Basically on the bios for my board (Asus P7P55D) the CPU offset voltage is showing (in red) as 0. One of the voltages further down is also red as the value seems to be too high for it (>2.1) - both are currently set to "Auto" as I'm not entirely sure what they do!
The bios didn't show this before I did the work on the PC - but actual performance is fine, no crashes or problem holding the OC (set the base clock to 160, turbo mode + speed step on). Just a bit concerned the bios is playing up, or that the way the voltage is supplied isn't healthy for the chip and/or mobo in the long run. Is there any way to resolve this (if the voltages should be set manually...what to set them too?), or anything to worry about? Cheers!
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