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I got a replacement a7v333 board from ASUS and the vcore voltage seems
to be pegged at 2.11 volts and the boot sequence stops until I either
try to fix it in the bios or press F1 to ignore it. I cannot get the
bios to set the voltage correctly when I go into the jumper mode and
the jumpers to set the voltage at 1.75V does not seem to change
anything. The value in the bios remains at 2.11 and Probe also shows
2.11. Changed power supplies with no change in this issue. If the
voltage is really 2.11, then my understanding is that I am within days
of frying the cpu...so I have shut everything down until I get a fix
or until ASUS authorizes another RMA for a replacement.
I am out of ideas on how to fix it. If the on-board sensor is bad,
then the real voltage is likely at 1.75v but I am not inclined to try
and physically go in an check on this...since if I cannot get the bios
to recognize the actual voltage...supposing that it may not be wrong
.....then the boot process is broken because of the warning I have to
react to.
Anybody else seen this issue and find a solution...or do I need to get
the motherboard replaced again???
Henry LaMuth
to be pegged at 2.11 volts and the boot sequence stops until I either
try to fix it in the bios or press F1 to ignore it. I cannot get the
bios to set the voltage correctly when I go into the jumper mode and
the jumpers to set the voltage at 1.75V does not seem to change
anything. The value in the bios remains at 2.11 and Probe also shows
2.11. Changed power supplies with no change in this issue. If the
voltage is really 2.11, then my understanding is that I am within days
of frying the cpu...so I have shut everything down until I get a fix
or until ASUS authorizes another RMA for a replacement.
I am out of ideas on how to fix it. If the on-board sensor is bad,
then the real voltage is likely at 1.75v but I am not inclined to try
and physically go in an check on this...since if I cannot get the bios
to recognize the actual voltage...supposing that it may not be wrong
.....then the boot process is broken because of the warning I have to
react to.
Anybody else seen this issue and find a solution...or do I need to get
the motherboard replaced again???
Henry LaMuth