Voltages Question ( Ryzen )

[Exaco]

Hey, guys so i've OC'ed my R5 2600, it was pretty stable at 4ghz @ 1.25v but after some time stress testing it crashed, so i raised the voltage to 1.28 ( automatically set to 1.275 or something ), so now its also so far stable, but in HWMonitor or HWinfo it shows that my volts max out to 1.287 etc, does it mean that i should add more or it's gonna increase above my set voltage everytime like as if there's never a limit ?

[Origami Cactus]

If it is under 1.4V it is fine.

[Exaco]

7 minutes ago, Origami Cactus said:

If it is under 1.4V it is fine.

Yeah i know that already, but what i wanted to ask if its normal that the voltages goes above my set voltage ? I mean lets say if i set it now to 1.4v with same "stable" ghz assuming that 1.28v is more than enough, will it go above 1.4v if for some reason i would set it to 1.4v ?

Just because it seems like whatever i set it always goes above, so im not sure if it means that's not enough volts for X ghz or its gonna always go above at some point no matter the ghz?

[Origami Cactus]

Just now, Exaco said:

Yeah i know that already, but what i wanted to ask if its normal that the voltages goes above my set voltage ? I mean lets say if i set it now to 1.4v with same "stable" ghz assuming that 1.28v is more than enough, will it go above 1.4v if for some reason i would set it to 1.4v ?

Just because it seems like whatever i set it always goes above, so im not sure if it means that's not enough volts or it gonna always go above at some point no matter the ghz?

If it only by a litte, it it because the software reads voltage a little differently, so if it is under 0.1V difference i wouldn't worry. But if it is over 0.1V check if you have the voltage mode set to "overwrite" instead of "offset".

But i have noticed that too, voltage is 1.36 instead of 1.35V for example.