What CPU voltage fluctuation is typical?

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My Epox 8RDA+ just failed (I think due to bad caps). When I ran CPUZ, it
showed the voltage fluctuating between 1.4 and 1.6. I just installed an
Epox 8KHA+ that I used for about 5 or 6 years. CPUZ shows the voltage
fluctuating between 1.504 and 1.520. Is that typical or should I expect the
CPU voltage reading to be rock solid? Unlike on the 8RDA+, there are no
bulging or leaky caps on the 8KHA+.
 
My Epox 8RDA+ just failed (I think due to bad caps). When I ran CPUZ, it
showed the voltage fluctuating between 1.4 and 1.6. I just installed an
Epox 8KHA+ that I used for about 5 or 6 years. CPUZ shows the voltage
fluctuating between 1.504 and 1.520. Is that typical or should I expect the
CPU voltage reading to be rock solid? Unlike on the 8RDA+, there are no
bulging or leaky caps on the 8KHA+.

I find +/- 5% acceptable: 5% of 1.5VDC= +/- 0.075 or
1.575VDC to 1.425VDC

There is alway some ripple component to power supply DC
voltages. The less ripple and the closer to the specified voltage
the better.

Bill
 
Bill said:
I find +/- 5% acceptable: 5% of 1.5VDC= +/- 0.075 or
1.575VDC to 1.425VDC

There is alway some ripple component to power supply DC
voltages. The less ripple and the closer to the specified voltage
the better.

Bill

Thanks. I guess as long as it's running ok, I won't worry about it.
 
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