High voltage supply issues detected for i9-9900K with strong VCCSA and VCCIO signals.
High voltage supply issues detected for i9-9900K with strong VCCSA and VCCIO signals.
Voltage sensors always display approximations, not exact values. Factors like sensor resolution (typically 12mV or 16mV), sampling rates, and AC circuit impedance contribute to inconsistencies. The presence of "TMPIN" indicates this behavior. Avoid relying on HWmonitor—it's unreliable. Use HWinfo64 for accurate data.
thanks I want to make stable ram and processor. Which settings do I have to edit?
The setup runs at 5GHz and 1,020V, which seems quite high. This configuration might not be ideal for stability or efficiency. The low-temperature performance could be affected by the heat generated, making it a suboptimal choice.
LLC isn't linked to temperature changes, but excessive heat might cause core voltage to increase when power is applied. Avoid this scenario. Consider testing a 5GHz core with a 4.7GHz cache or ring to determine the required voltage stability as shown by Windows software.