High voltage CPU component
High voltage CPU component
CPU operates normally around 1.37 volts, but a reading of 1.4 might damage it. You should be concerned. To lower voltage, adjust BIOS settings or use voltage regulators.
It varies by CPU model; generally 1.37V is safe while 1.4V could be dangerous depending on the specific processor.
Under heavy usage, aim for less than 1.35V—though 1.37V still works fine. When running at idle, the system typically supports 1-2 cores and operates around 1.4-1.45V, which meets the chip requirements. The slight dip to 1.35V is mainly due to cooling needs; if temperatures stay under control, voltage should be adequate.
ahh thanks Yeah it's idle(i open discord and chrome in background tho)