In the last few days I've had my asus probe alarm go off, (usually when playing a game),
and when I check it, it has shown Vcore to be 1.65v, (instead of the stock 1.25). It quickly returns to normal, though. A couple times also, when I didnt have asus probe running, it sounded like a very faint alarm coming from the motherboard (i couldnt even be sure it wasnt something from the next apartment) but I wasnt able to check things quick enough to catch any strangeness.
The system never crashes though, I'm hoping that it is just wacked out sensors or something. Would it even be possible for the vcore to jump that much and not crash the system?
and when I check it, it has shown Vcore to be 1.65v, (instead of the stock 1.25). It quickly returns to normal, though. A couple times also, when I didnt have asus probe running, it sounded like a very faint alarm coming from the motherboard (i couldnt even be sure it wasnt something from the next apartment) but I wasnt able to check things quick enough to catch any strangeness.
The system never crashes though, I'm hoping that it is just wacked out sensors or something. Would it even be possible for the vcore to jump that much and not crash the system?
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