The vote score is -65. This means the result is below neutral, likely indicating a negative outcome or low approval.
The vote score is -65. This means the result is below neutral, likely indicating a negative outcome or low approval.
You're using a high-end ASUS Maxiumus XI Hero with an i9-990XP processor running at 5 GHz. The system has 32 GB of HyperX DDR4 RAM at 4000 MHz, a 2080 Ti GPU with EK waterblock, and a custom loop kit from Thermaleak made entirely of copper and nickel. You're using a 1000W Seasonic Focus PSU.
The voltage reading of -65 on the screen is unusual and likely indicates an issue—possibly a faulty display or a misconfiguration in the BIOS/UEFI. This value isn't typical for standard monitors and could mean the monitor is malfunctioning or not properly calibrated. It's best to check the display settings, ensure it's connected correctly, and consider resetting the system if needed.
All other voltages are positive and showing white in AI Suite 3, which suggests your BIOS or software might be misbehaving. This could be normal if you're testing a custom setup, but it's worth investigating further to avoid damage.
The VIN is linked to Haswell and sets the default voltage to 1.8v. It seems HEDT might still use that setting, though it's unclear. The system appears to interpret the VIN as a negative signed number equal to 65,536.