MSI Core Center and voltages

Aug 30, 2004
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Hi all,

I currently have an Athlon64 3200, MSI K8T Neo FSR mainboard, Kingston ValueRam 2x512 PC3200 memory, and an ATI Radeon 9700 PRO graphics card. I am also using the drivers and utilities CD that came with my mainboard with the latest updated drivers and 1.8 BIOS. The MSI Core Center application detects the following voltages:

1.47 (vcore)
3.23 (3.3v)
5.00 (+5v)
11.96 (+12v....jumps up and down between 11.96 and 12.02)

The Vcore is set default at 1.550, memory voltage at 2.60, and AGP voltage at 1.50. Does everything look OK?? Should I upgrade my 3 year old 300 watt power supply to a larger one???

Thanks
 

ross8425

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Aug 11, 2004
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make sure core center isnt doing that auto overclock garbage that it will do and see if that fixes it. 300w PS is maybe a little dated as well though. i dont know anything about power supplies and voltages. i just know that mine was doing what you were saying when the core center was set to auto overclock, (i didnt set it this way) good luck
 
Aug 30, 2004
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All at default settings, the Autoclock feature has remained untouched since I installed the mainboard and software...However though the Vcore is displayed in RED and next to it says 1.47v. I might go with an Enermax 460w as the general consensus recommends a minimum of at least 22A for the +12v rails especially for Athlon64.
 

ross8425

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oh, i understand. yeah if no one else posts a suggestion i would go with a new psu. i have a 400 watt, works fine. i dont OC though
 
Aug 30, 2004
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OC or not...i want to have a stable and reliable power supply and just in case i might want to add more stuff in the future.

Thanks again!