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2019/01/07 04:05:51 (permalink)
This morning I was just watching a movie on my computer when all of the sudden I heard this pitching sound and the screen just froze so I  rebooted in  bios that's when I noticed that my CPU voltage had gone from 1.224volts to 0.976volts still on auto. Help!!
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    GGTV-Jon
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    Re: EVGA Z370 micro cpu voltage drop 2019/01/07 11:26:59 (permalink)
    Mopardart I know you mentioned it in a different thread but for this one - which bios version??


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    Re: EVGA Z370 micro cpu voltage drop 2019/01/08 16:18:58 (permalink)
    GGTV-Jon
    Mopardart I know you mentioned it in a different thread but for this one - which bios version??


    I have the latest bios.


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    Re: EVGA Z370 micro cpu voltage drop 2019/02/01 20:14:10 (permalink)
    This just happened to me right now.  I actually had to pull out a single DIMM of RAM in order to get the system to post after powering it off.  And the voltage is almost identical to yours.  The system either shows a post code of C or posts normally and shows low voltage.  I'm guessing its a board defect because it wouldn't let me use two DIMMs of 16GB sticks of RAM when I got it but my other board (exact same EVGA board) works with that RAM just fine.
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    Re: EVGA Z370 micro cpu voltage drop 2019/02/02 03:41:12 (permalink)
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    This just happened to me right now.  I actually had to pull out a single DIMM of RAM in order to get the system to post after powering it off.  And the voltage is almost identical to yours.  The system either shows a post code of C or posts normally and shows low voltage.  I'm guessing its a board defect because it wouldn't let me use two DIMMs of 16GB sticks of RAM when I got it but my other board (exact same EVGA board) works with that RAM just fine.


    Well I was running @ 5.0GHZ when I had that issue but now that its on auto its been running fine, quite frankly I don't even notice the  difference in speed so I am just gone leave it on auto...


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    Re: EVGA Z370 micro cpu voltage drop 2019/02/02 05:36:34 (permalink)
    Hmmm.  I don't have overclocking enabled, I never had it enabled.  I am using the board as a small system for an ESXi server.  Not sure what caused this change.  The system had been running without even rebooting for like the last 3 months.
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    Re: EVGA Z370 micro cpu voltage drop 2019/02/08 15:29:44 (permalink)
    Maybe the cpu is throttling and lowers automatically its vcore ?

    EVGA Z390 FTW | 9600K 5.0GHZ 1,25v (auto) | 4x4GB BALLISTIX ELITE 3200 CL16 XMP 1,35v @ 4133 CL19 1,35v | EVGA GTX 1060 6GB SUPERCLOCKED | 
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    Re: EVGA Z370 micro cpu voltage drop 2019/02/09 04:29:02 (permalink)
    ForTheWin
    Maybe the cpu is throttling and lowers automatically its vcore ?


    Possible but it didn't do it when I first put the computer together...


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    Re: EVGA Z370 micro cpu voltage drop 2019/02/09 15:00:26 (permalink)
    Mopardart
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    Maybe the cpu is throttling and lowers automatically its vcore ?


    Possible but it didn't do it when I first put the computer together...


    how long do you have this rig ?

    EVGA Z390 FTW | 9600K 5.0GHZ 1,25v (auto) | 4x4GB BALLISTIX ELITE 3200 CL16 XMP 1,35v @ 4133 CL19 1,35v | EVGA GTX 1060 6GB SUPERCLOCKED | 
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    Re: EVGA Z370 micro cpu voltage drop 2019/02/10 01:48:25 (permalink)
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    Maybe the cpu is throttling and lowers automatically its vcore ?


    Possible but it didn't do it when I first put the computer together...


    how long do you have this rig ?


    two months.


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    Re: EVGA Z370 micro cpu voltage drop 2019/02/10 15:10:16 (permalink)
    So i think you should not worry about that i think this is the eist function and the different states c1 --> c7 which lower your vcore cpu... Try maybe a load optimized defaults settings...

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