Question Can I trust my mobo / CPU to keep to safe voltages stock (5800X3D)

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Fastfishy2

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Sorry if this is too similar to my other post, although it is a bit different.

I have a 5800X3D which is listed as max 1.35v on the cores (SVI2 reading) and I haven't mucked with anything. Asus Strix B550-A w/ AGESA 1207 bios, Asus version 2806 as per CPU-Z.

I have noticed, usually on idle or low intensity programs, the reported maximum reading for core voltage has managed to reach 1.344v. Usually it hangs around 1.28-1.31v. To my knowledge it's never exceeded the 1.35v that AMD specs it for.

However, being anxious by nature, I worry that it might be getting a bit too close even if it is for only very brief blips - 1.344 is the absolute max I've seen it and that was just the highest the sensor read over a 2 hour period.

Can I trust my mobo / CPU to keep to what the 5800X3D is specced for voltage wise? Probably a dumb question but I'm gonna ask it anyways.
 
Sorry if this is too similar to my other post, although it is a bit different.

I have a 5800X3D which is listed as max 1.35v on the cores (SVI2 reading) and I haven't mucked with anything. Asus Strix B550-A w/ AGESA 1207 bios, Asus version 2806 as per CPU-Z.

I have noticed, usually on idle or low intensity programs, the reported maximum reading for core voltage has managed to reach 1.344v. Usually it hangs around 1.28-1.31v. To my knowledge it's never exceeded the 1.35v that AMD specs it for.

However, being anxious by nature, I worry that it might be getting a bit too close even if it is for only very brief blips - 1.344 is the absolute max I've seen it and that was just the highest the sensor read over a 2 hour period.

Can I trust my mobo / CPU to keep to what the 5800X3D is specced for voltage wise? Probably a dumb question but I'm gonna ask it anyways.
CPU is good for1.5v as long as it's properly cooled. You are well within specs.
 
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