Hi everyone,
Recently I've been dealing with a very weird situation: the CPU voltage randomly surges to ~1.47V in Windows10 only whenever I do a sudden intense action (quick zoom in Google map, or video editing etc.). Then the voltage stays ~1.47V no matter the frequency. I have to reset the bios to bring it back to ~1.27V (default). I also upgrade and downgrade the bios version and the problem still there.
I've done 30-min stress test using AIDA64 FPU + Furmark, it has no problem and CPU voltage doesn't surge under this kind of situation.
My PC setup is below:
Recently I've been dealing with a very weird situation: the CPU voltage randomly surges to ~1.47V in Windows10 only whenever I do a sudden intense action (quick zoom in Google map, or video editing etc.). Then the voltage stays ~1.47V no matter the frequency. I have to reset the bios to bring it back to ~1.27V (default). I also upgrade and downgrade the bios version and the problem still there.
I've done 30-min stress test using AIDA64 FPU + Furmark, it has no problem and CPU voltage doesn't surge under this kind of situation.
My PC setup is below:
- CPU: i5-12600K (default voltage OC, single core 5.2 GHz, all cores 4.9 GHz)
- Mobo: ASUS PRIME Z690M-PLUS D4
- Mem: TEAMGROUP T-Create Classic DDR4 3200 MHz (1.25V OC to 3600 MHz)
- GPU: ASUS Phoenix GeForce RTX 3050 8GB (casual OC)
- PSU: Phanteks AMP Series 550W 80+ Gold
- BIOS: 1402
- Ai Overclock tuner: Auto (changing to "manual" doesn't solve the issue)
- ASUS Multicore Enhancement: Enabled - remove all limits (I've tweaked this and problem still exists)
- SVID Behavior: Auto (I've tweaked this and problem still exists)
- Specific Performance core: 52-51-51-51-50-49.
- Specific Efficient core: 40-40-40-40.
- AVX2 Ratio offset: 1.
- CPU load line calibration: Level 4.
- BLCK Aware adaptive voltage: enabled (changing to "disabled" doesn't solve the issue).
- Actual VRM voltage: auto.
- CPU graphics voltage: offset, -0.04V.
- DRAM VDD voltage: 1.25V.
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