[SOLVED] is it safe to set ignore cpu core voltage under the monitor tab in asus bios

[gabrielg_]

everytime when i first power up i always get this error https://imgur.com/a/l2GwHLA. i tried changing psu still the same issue.i also tried to load optimized defaults in the bios still the same issue. i dont want to rma the motherboard. when i set ignore cpu core voltage it can boot normally https://imgur.com/a/hyfSEDv . will i damage the cpu if i do that(ignore the core voltage) ?
psu used - EVGA 700 watt 80 plus bronze

 

[jay32267]

I think that core voltage would be considered very high.....if it was real....and I also think it probably could damage the CPU.

.....but being that it isn't damaged.....I'm suspecting that perhaps the sensor is faulty or being read wrong.

Perhaps you could try another temperature reading app like HWMonitor or HWInfo and see what that tells you the core voltage is.

Maybe the BIOS is just reading it wrong.

....or maybe its a bad sensor in which case everything would read it wrong.

 

[audiospecaccts]

I would set the voltage manually. Because its probably a bios issue. Maybe you need to flash the bios to support your processor better.

 

[geofelt]

Not safe over 1.5v.
Fix the problem or RMA the motherboard if you can not.

 

[gabrielg_]

I think that core voltage would be considered very high.....if it was real....and I also think it probably could damage the CPU.

.....but being that it isn't damaged.....I'm suspecting that perhaps the sensor is faulty or being read wrong.

Perhaps you could try another temperature reading app like HWMonitor or HWInfo and see what that tells you the core voltage is.

Maybe the BIOS is just reading it wrong.

....or maybe its a bad sensor in which case everything would read it wrong.

https://imgur.com/a/ECND8II safe cpu core voltage?

 

[gabrielg_]

I would set the voltage manually. Because its probably a bios issue. Maybe you need to flash the bios to support your processor better.

how much volts to set for no overclocking?
cpu is r7 2700x

 

[gabrielg_]

I think that core voltage would be considered very high.....if it was real....and I also think it probably could damage the CPU.

.....but being that it isn't damaged.....I'm suspecting that perhaps the sensor is faulty or being read wrong.

Perhaps you could try another temperature reading app like HWMonitor or HWInfo and see what that tells you the core voltage is.

Maybe the BIOS is just reading it wrong.

....or maybe its a bad sensor in which case everything would read it wrong.

https://imgur.com/a/EUbttjV help me

 

[jay32267]

I leaning on that it's a bad sensor because if it really were in the 1.8V range I'm thinking the CPU might have fried by now.....but I might be wrong on this. I don't run CPUs at 1.8V so I don't know how long they would last that way.

 

[gabrielg_]

I leaning on that it's a bad sensor because if it really were in the 1.8V range I'm thinking the CPU might have fried by now.....but I might be wrong on this. I don't run CPUs at 1.8V so I don't know how long they would last that way.

after 10min cpu vcore drop to 1.428v https://imgur.com/a/33HqquL so i dont think its a bad sensor

 

[audiospecaccts]

its the 0.033 V readings on those internal regulators that seem to point to the motherboard. If your voltage readings on the atx connector and 12V MB aux power are ok measured with a digital multi meter, then I would replace the board.

edit:

The only other problem that could cause this: if you didn't install all the motherboard screws and one of the ground planes is not grounded.