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As you can see from the screenshot, "Dual Intelligent Processors 5" AISuite 3 apps is reporting that the CPU Input Voltage is 4.080 V and is highlighted in red. This value also appears in the BIOS.
Despite my efforts trying to manually override the CPU Input Voltage, either in the BIOS or in the AISuite app, the 4.080 V reading remains.
I started getting some nasty reboots of late and am concerned my CPU has been damaged by this high voltage. I swapped in an old i3 and it is running fine again with no reboots. However, the high CPU Input Voltage of 4.080 V persists.
In trying to isolate the problem, I also tried swapping in a second PSU and removing all internal peripherals - nothing fixes the 4.080 V reading.
I have flashed the BIOS to the latest version and am running Windows 8.1.
BIOS settings have been set to Optimized Defaults.
Is my motherboard the problem? It is still under warranty, thank you!
Despite my efforts trying to manually override the CPU Input Voltage, either in the BIOS or in the AISuite app, the 4.080 V reading remains.
I started getting some nasty reboots of late and am concerned my CPU has been damaged by this high voltage. I swapped in an old i3 and it is running fine again with no reboots. However, the high CPU Input Voltage of 4.080 V persists.
In trying to isolate the problem, I also tried swapping in a second PSU and removing all internal peripherals - nothing fixes the 4.080 V reading.
I have flashed the BIOS to the latest version and am running Windows 8.1.
BIOS settings have been set to Optimized Defaults.
Is my motherboard the problem? It is still under warranty, thank you!
I've removed AI Suite and ran the removal tool as well.
Will try the BIOS flash method linked. Seems according to the screenshot that BIOS is not currently up to date despite my assumption it was. I used MAXIMUS VII GENE BIOS 2702, maybe it didn't flash properly... odd.
Trying to override the value
Will try the BIOS flash method linked. Seems according to the screenshot that BIOS is not currently up to date despite my assumption it was. I used MAXIMUS VII GENE BIOS 2702, maybe it didn't flash properly... odd.
Trying to override the value
I flash the BIOS again using MAXIMUS VII GENE BIOS 2702 found on this page:
http://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/MAXIMUS_VII_GENE/HelpDesk_Download/
Still stuck at 4.080V =\
I find it confusing that the download is marked 2702 with a date of 2015/05/27. Yet the screenshot shows the version of the BIOS at 2.16.1240, but maybe this value just represents the BIOS Utility and not the BIOS itself...? Or maybe I am not correctly flashing.
I tried to use the ROG connect method but it did not work despite follow directions.
So I flashed the BIOS from within the BIOS Utility.
http://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/MAXIMUS_VII_GENE/HelpDesk_Download/
Still stuck at 4.080V =\
I find it confusing that the download is marked 2702 with a date of 2015/05/27. Yet the screenshot shows the version of the BIOS at 2.16.1240, but maybe this value just represents the BIOS Utility and not the BIOS itself...? Or maybe I am not correctly flashing.
I tried to use the ROG connect method but it did not work despite follow directions.
So I flashed the BIOS from within the BIOS Utility.
Is Core VID 0.813v the CPU Input Voltage?
