Hello,
I have a friend who brought me his PC. He says it's been acting up. It takes around 10 minutes to shut down and it's running Windows 10. He updated it from 7 to 10, 64-bit. It has 4 gigs of RAM, running at 800MHz. It has an E5200 Dual-Core @ 2.50GHz. The onboard video seems to be a bit cheap. Total memory in the BIOS shows 4096MB with 8MB shared memory and 1MB GTT memory. I was planning on replacing the thermal paste, cleaning it real good, backing up his data, formatting and doing a clean install of 10. I went to the hardware monitor in the BIOS and noticed some that I wanted some advice on.
I see the Vcore voltage is changing. 1.208V - 1.232v. I also see the +3.30V changing. 3.344V - 3.60V. THe 5.00V changes as well, 5.040V to 5.064V. Finally, the 12.00V changes. 12.144V - 12.196V. The ranges might be a bit different, I got tired of watching them. Is it normal for a PC to change voltage a little bit like that? I know it's not much of a change, but I'd think the voltages would be stable. All I can think is maybe the board is doing some sort of auto-overclock or something and changes some of those voltages automatically...
If not, do you guys know what might cause this? It's an AsRock G31M-S board.
Thanks!
I have a friend who brought me his PC. He says it's been acting up. It takes around 10 minutes to shut down and it's running Windows 10. He updated it from 7 to 10, 64-bit. It has 4 gigs of RAM, running at 800MHz. It has an E5200 Dual-Core @ 2.50GHz. The onboard video seems to be a bit cheap. Total memory in the BIOS shows 4096MB with 8MB shared memory and 1MB GTT memory. I was planning on replacing the thermal paste, cleaning it real good, backing up his data, formatting and doing a clean install of 10. I went to the hardware monitor in the BIOS and noticed some that I wanted some advice on.
I see the Vcore voltage is changing. 1.208V - 1.232v. I also see the +3.30V changing. 3.344V - 3.60V. THe 5.00V changes as well, 5.040V to 5.064V. Finally, the 12.00V changes. 12.144V - 12.196V. The ranges might be a bit different, I got tired of watching them. Is it normal for a PC to change voltage a little bit like that? I know it's not much of a change, but I'd think the voltages would be stable. All I can think is maybe the board is doing some sort of auto-overclock or something and changes some of those voltages automatically...
If not, do you guys know what might cause this? It's an AsRock G31M-S board.
Thanks!
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