[SOLVED] Ryzen 2600 CPU voltage 1.5v or 1.325v?

yourickblonk

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So since I had the 2600 I overclocked it to 4ghz at I presumed 1.32v. Using a b450 aorus elite, put the offset around +0.210v. For a while I thought there was nothing wrong as CPU-Z reported around 1.32v.

After a while I tried out Ryzen Master, only to find out the cpu voltage was 1.1375v, so what I tried was that I put all the cores at 4.1ghz, put the Ryzen Master voltage to 1.325, and tested. But after that both CPU-Z reported 1.5v and so did HWMonitor, while HWinfo64 and Ryzen Master reported around 1.325v, so I'm wondering which one is the actual voltage, and if so, is it safe for long term use?
View: https://imgur.com/a/rc5rQpd

View: https://imgur.com/a/v7dCaz7

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

View: https://imgur.com/a/oOHzuoK
 
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So since I had the 2600 I overclocked it to 4ghz at I presumed 1.32v. Using a b450 aorus elite, put the offset around +0.210v. For a while I thought there was nothing wrong as CPU-Z reported around 1.32v.

After a while I tried out Ryzen Master, only to find out the cpu voltage was 1.1375v, so what I tried was that I put all the cores at 4.1ghz, put the Ryzen Master voltage to 1.325, and tested. But after that both CPU-Z reported 1.5v and so did HWMonitor, while HWinfo64 and Ryzen Master reported around 1.325v, so I'm wondering which one is the actual voltage, and if so, is it safe for long term use?
View: https://imgur.com/a/rc5rQpd

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So since I had the 2600 I overclocked it to 4ghz at I presumed 1.32v. Using a b450 aorus elite, put the offset around +0.210v. For a while I thought there was nothing wrong as CPU-Z reported around 1.32v.

After a while I tried out Ryzen Master, only to find out the cpu voltage was 1.1375v, so what I tried was that I put all the cores at 4.1ghz, put the Ryzen Master voltage to 1.325, and tested. But after that both CPU-Z reported 1.5v and so did HWMonitor, while HWinfo64 and Ryzen Master reported around 1.325v, so I'm wondering which one is the actual voltage, and if so, is it safe for long term use?
View: https://imgur.com/a/rc5rQpd

View: https://imgur.com/a/v7dCaz7

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

View: https://imgur.com/a/oOHzuoK
HWinfo and Ryzen Master, never use 2 test programs at same time, that can confuse sensors.
Voltage will oscillate only slightly when set manually, only by offset or LLC settings.
 
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yourickblonk

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HWinfo and Ryzen Master, never use 2 test programs at same time, that can confuse sensors.
Voltage will oscillate only slightly when set manually, only by offset or LLC settings.
So you are saying the one I should trust is Ryzen Master and that the voltage reported in CPU-Z is fine? And no, I open each program independently from each other.