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Help : Volt Warning
- Thread starter sas30uk
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Asus boards seem to do this for a odd second, I know its a totally diff board but my Crosshair iv reports 67 v running outta the 12v line for a millisecond and sets off the alarms, also had Core voltage at 116v reported before now 
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Id keep an eye on it as you never know but just letting you know off the little quirks asus seem to have sometimes.
Dave.
.Id keep an eye on it as you never know but just letting you know off the little quirks asus seem to have sometimes.
Dave.
I restarted and dropped from 4.7 to 4.6 and 12v is now 12.096v so looks ok. The weird thing is when i overclocked to 4..7 my graphics card sounded like it was about to take off lol it went full throttle for about 30sec then went back to normal. It only seems to do that at 4.7 and no other clock speed :/
Soldato
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Dosent look very good.
It could possibly have been a very brief spike or an erroneous reading. Last night Asus AI warned me my 2500k cpu was at 112 centigrade whilst web browsing. The warning was brief and a one off. I checked, real temp hadn't recorded any such reading, my pc was running fine and all was well. Unless you get repeated warnings I reckon you could ignore that 16v (for now, anyway).
