The Asus A8N-SLI boards are notorious for fluctuating CPU VCore however I seem to have found a correlation on why this is.
If you set your Chipset Voltage to 1.5v (stock), then I found the CPU voltage is spot on. In my case I've set my Chipset voltage to 1.5v and my CPU voltage to 1.5 (overvolts to 1.52) and it fluctuates very very little. 90% of the time it doesn't budge from 1.52 but occasionally it will drop to 1.504 or go up to 1.536.
Now I think the real question is anybody know how to get the VCore to stay when setting the Chipset Voltage to 1.6?
If you set your Chipset Voltage to 1.5v (stock), then I found the CPU voltage is spot on. In my case I've set my Chipset voltage to 1.5v and my CPU voltage to 1.5 (overvolts to 1.52) and it fluctuates very very little. 90% of the time it doesn't budge from 1.52 but occasionally it will drop to 1.504 or go up to 1.536.
Now I think the real question is anybody know how to get the VCore to stay when setting the Chipset Voltage to 1.6?
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