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My BIOS seems to always say that my G3258 is at 1.3V (ish), whereas I put it to 1.27V. It also has a higher idle temp in the BIOS (40 degrees compared to 28 degrees). I was wondering if this was a known problem or what.

 

P.S. In Windows, my voltage according to every program I've tried is 1.27.

 

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Can't see very much from that shaky video but most things are saying auto. Perhaps that is issue? Or if you mean the greyed part, it shows what the default values are if you ever need to revert back to them.

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Can't see very much from that shaky video but most things are saying auto. Perhaps that is issue? Or if you mean the greyed part, it shows what the default values are if you ever need to revert back to them.

OK, thanks :) Why are the BIOS temps higher than the Windows temps?

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OK, thanks :) Why are the BIOS temps higher than the Windows temps?

 

I don't know the real reason. It might be just plain inaccuracy or something to do with where temps are being measured. Like some software show core and socket temps.

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