[SOLVED] Are these unsafe readings?

[Deanosaurus]

Hi, i am just wondering if these are unsafe readings.

Image:

https://imgur.com/a/CByQ9Aw

View: https://imgur.com/a/CByQ9Aw

 

[RealBeast]

Yes you are fine, the VRM voltage (probably actually measuring VCCIN) is the maximum input voltage to the CPU, which for the CPUs that run on that board should be 1.8V IIRC, and back in the day when overclocking on that board/CPU you would often go up to 1.9-2.0V.

 

[Deanosaurus]

Yes you are fine, the VRM voltage (probably actually measuring VCCIN) is the maximum input voltage to the CPU, which for the CPUs that run on that board should be 1.8V IIRC, and back in the day when overclocking on that board/CPU you would often go up to 1.9-2.0V.

Thanks for the reply, my cpu core voltage spikes to around 1250 is that still ok or would i need to lower voltage?

 

[RealBeast]

Thanks for the reply, my cpu core voltage spikes to around 1250 is that still ok or would i need to lower voltage?

No problem there either. The old Anandtech review sample had a 1.273 V Vcore under load and a lot of the old overclockers ran it up to 1.32V.

 

[Deanosaurus]

Ah i see, im not very good at computer tech you see, i mainly use it for music production, i have set my power options to high performance and disabled speedstep as ableton works better with speedstep turned off.

This is my cpu-z reading:

https://imgur.com/a/Qj5OtKs

View: https://imgur.com/a/Qj5OtKs