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Vcore bouncing around ????
- Thread starter jb3231
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Then what is?
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What version of CPUz are you using? As far as I can tell, the newest version is reading voltages correctly.
OP
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Do any of these chips have to break in?
I might sound like a strange question but I'm sitting here stress testing running dual prime 95 and up to 390X9 at 1.49V core. I'm slowly pushing it up and testing. When I first installed it I couldn't get stable at 360X9 no matter what voltage.
I might sound like a strange question but I'm sitting here stress testing running dual prime 95 and up to 390X9 at 1.49V core. I'm slowly pushing it up and testing. When I first installed it I couldn't get stable at 360X9 no matter what voltage.
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It just moves around alot. Does anyone else see this on there's? Watch it for a few seconds and let me know.
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No, the last chip I had to "break in" was an AMD64 3400+ s754. Even then, the breaking in process didn't net a much bigger gain.
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might have something to do with the raidmax powersupply, I'd get a real PSU before you break stuff.
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sorry
but
yes
that may not be your problem, but i wouldnt use it to begin with.
but
yes
that may not be your problem, but i wouldnt use it to begin with.
