Hero crosshair issue with X370 triangle at 3900x resolution
Hero crosshair issue with X370 triangle at 3900x resolution
At 3200MHz RAM you require no more than 1.0V on SOC and you may allow CLDO VDDG to auto-adjust. PLL can also be set to auto, and SB Voltage should remain auto since I can't view your input values—red indicates too high. Avoid manual CPU core voltage unless you wish to define your own multiplier; if not, apply a negative offset voltage.
You've experienced the same issue as before, but now you're seeing the "IDE Detect" error. It seems the voltage readings are off during auto mode, especially when idle (1.470V) and while gaming (1.350V). This could indicate a problem with the system's voltage detection or sensor calibration. Check your power supply, ground connections, and consider testing under different conditions to identify the root cause.
Idle voltages are excessively high, but the explanation suggests it's typical to run at high voltage during idle. At 4.2 GHz overclocked, RAM is running at 3200 MHz with everything else in auto mode, and MI-SKW is turned off.
Volts are performing well even when the system is idle. The default voltages on idle reached the maximum, but after adjusting the core ratio during overclocking, they stayed below 1.45 volts. I only changed the core and memory ratios, not other settings. Voltage handling is now managed automatically.