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It's higher but it's not dramatically higher. Seems normal, wouldn't worry about it. Now if the system starts to BSOD, spontaneously shutdown/restart, or lockup then something wrong and voltage could be related but that's usually not an issue unless you're overclocking.

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11 hours ago, Windows7ge said:

It's higher but it's not dramatically higher. Seems normal, wouldn't worry about it. Now if the system starts to BSOD, spontaneously shutdown/restart, or lockup then something wrong and voltage could be related but that's usually not an issue unless you're overclocking.

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