by using a program such as hmonitor or aida32, by silent problems, i mean problems that you dont know about!Originally posted by Majin@16 November 2003 - 16:37
how do I check them?? And what do you mean with silent problems
by using a program such as hmonitor or aida32, by silent problems, i mean problems that you dont know about!Originally posted by Majin@16 November 2003 - 16:37
how do I check them?? And what do you mean with silent problems
by that prog it says core: +1.67 and it is red!? Otherwise everything is white and says differnt stuff
post all of your voltages please.....
+12.07 +5.13 Core:+1.67 I/O +3,26
your voltages seem ok, execept the one which you said was in red, ask someone who knows more about hardware, like virtualbody1234, he'll be able to tell you more
ok thx
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The core voltage looks ok to me, perhaps the prog is not identifying your cpu correctly.
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Your v core voltage is simply the power being supplied to your CPU. I believe that with an AMD chip the standard voltage varies between 1.50 and 1.75v.
Depending on which software you are using to gather this data, the warning level might be adjustable, and it may just be that your warning level is set too low.
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The +1.67 volts for the CPU is fine for your Athlon XP.
If you want to be completely sure you can look at the OPN number on the CPU itself.
Look at the OPN number breakdown on page 7 here:
http://www.amd.com/us-en/assets/content_ty...n_Rev07_ENG.pdf
The letter value you have for 'Operating Voltage (Nominal Core Voltage)' can be looked up on the chart on page 9 of that same document.
So everything should work perfect with my new HDD on my 300W psu !?
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