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Hello All,
Good Day! Hope all is well.
need help regarding my CPU...i wonder if someone can help on this.
Here's what happened, i bought the Asus M5A88V-evo together with the Athlon II X3 455 3.3GHz. So i setup the machine as tricore, ran stability test with prime95 for 2-4hours, that time, 0 errors and 0 warnings (hope it stays that way though). ran HW monitor and core temp temperature was somewhere around 58-61C (full load) - with stock cooler then @ idle, 24-28C.
The problem started when i unlocked the 4th core (which is AMD Phenom II x4 B55 processor). When i loaded the desktop, ran stability test for 2-4 hours, looks great and no errors and warnings but what i have noticed was the "core speed and multiplier" don't change at all even in FULL LOAD (800MHz and "x4" respectively). so i checked my settings in the BIOS, went to "AI tweaker" checked CPU and NB Voltage which is currently @ "offset" @ 1.475 then went to "Power Tab" and look for HW configuration and noticed that "Vcore" is 1.116v ONLY. i tried to change it however, i gave me 2 options only "either IGNORED or the VALUE ITSELF which is 1.116v. so i updated the BIOS from the ASUS site (dated: 03/30/2012-Version 1202) went to the desktop and tried it again..same result...won't pass the 800MHz core speed @ full and the Vcore is still the same @ 1.12v. I tried disabling C n Q and Ce1 under "Advanced Tab" then CPU configuration and saved it. Went to the desktop again and still the Vcore hasn't changed but CPU voltage is still the same. What I'm confused about is that the core speed doesn't go more than 800MHz and stays that way. I am expecting it to spike at around 3300MHZ @ full @ sometime but nothing has change at all.
hope you guys can help me with and can give me a resolution on this. I don't have internet at home so the only way i can reply to this post is if I'm in the office which is where I'm currently @ right now. I can still recall all the troubleshooting steps that I've done so just keep those resolutions steps that you have in mind and i'll check if i've done it already.
Good Day! Hope all is well.
need help regarding my CPU...i wonder if someone can help on this.
Here's what happened, i bought the Asus M5A88V-evo together with the Athlon II X3 455 3.3GHz. So i setup the machine as tricore, ran stability test with prime95 for 2-4hours, that time, 0 errors and 0 warnings (hope it stays that way though). ran HW monitor and core temp temperature was somewhere around 58-61C (full load) - with stock cooler then @ idle, 24-28C.
The problem started when i unlocked the 4th core (which is AMD Phenom II x4 B55 processor). When i loaded the desktop, ran stability test for 2-4 hours, looks great and no errors and warnings but what i have noticed was the "core speed and multiplier" don't change at all even in FULL LOAD (800MHz and "x4" respectively). so i checked my settings in the BIOS, went to "AI tweaker" checked CPU and NB Voltage which is currently @ "offset" @ 1.475 then went to "Power Tab" and look for HW configuration and noticed that "Vcore" is 1.116v ONLY. i tried to change it however, i gave me 2 options only "either IGNORED or the VALUE ITSELF which is 1.116v. so i updated the BIOS from the ASUS site (dated: 03/30/2012-Version 1202) went to the desktop and tried it again..same result...won't pass the 800MHz core speed @ full and the Vcore is still the same @ 1.12v. I tried disabling C n Q and Ce1 under "Advanced Tab" then CPU configuration and saved it. Went to the desktop again and still the Vcore hasn't changed but CPU voltage is still the same. What I'm confused about is that the core speed doesn't go more than 800MHz and stays that way. I am expecting it to spike at around 3300MHZ @ full @ sometime but nothing has change at all.
hope you guys can help me with and can give me a resolution on this. I don't have internet at home so the only way i can reply to this post is if I'm in the office which is where I'm currently @ right now. I can still recall all the troubleshooting steps that I've done so just keep those resolutions steps that you have in mind and i'll check if i've done it already.