Re: BP6 Core Voltage Fluctuation( alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.abit)

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From: Dorian Gray
Date: Fri, 31 Dec 1999 00:00

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Don't know if it's normal, but mine does. Sometimes
they will hang out at 2.13 for long periods of time,
and then will drop to 1.98 (and piss off MBM until I
changed the tolerance). If mine stayed 2.06-2.11 it
would make me very happy!

It's been the same with 2 different ps: first a 235W
when it was in my InWin midtower, and now the 300W
that came with my SuperPower full tower (supposedly
one of the best ps makers around...?)

I also know that my 3.3 likes to jump up pretty high
when things get intensive graphically (e.g. quake3)

On the other hand, the +/- 5 and 12 have always been
the perfect models of rock hard stability. So I tend
to blame things on the board...

cheers
-E

Desmond Jackson <djackson@lgc.com> wrote:
: Is it normal for the Core Voltage to fluctuate?

: Running a BP6 Dual Celeron 366 @ 550Mhz 2.10 Volts each.  The core voltage
: will drop as low as 2.06 at times.  MBM 4.10 usualy reports Core 1: 2.08v
: and Core 2: 2.10v.

: Thanks in advance

: Desmond



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