Hey,
I have this problem with my comp where whenever I resume from standby the vcore seems to jump astronomically causing my comp to overheat and programs kick in and restart and everything becomes fine. I have an air cooled TEC setup that normally does just fine cooling my overclocked AMD Athlon 3500+ (939) which runs at 1.6v. My mobo is an Asus A8V Deluxe. Here is a screenshot of the voltage reading after resuming from standby. Any ideas what would cause this?
If those numbers are even close to being accurate, It could very well be your psu. If your +12v line drops below... 11.95, your going to start having some serious problems, and yours is at 11.247..
Trying lowering your oc and vcore, see if that helps
Core2Duo E6600 @ 3.0 - Load @ 32c°| Gigabyte P35 DS3P | 2gb Crucial Ballistix Pc2-8500| eVGA 8800GTX| X-fi Fatal1ty | OCZ GameXStream 600w | Custom Watercooled | Custom-built Case
Dtek Fuzion | DD Maze4 Acetal | Swiftech MCR-320 | DD D5
3dMark01 3dMark05 3dMark06 Aq3 SuperPi
Originally Posted by Movieman
My DFI BIOS detected the core temperature incorrectly when resuming from standby. It caused all the fans to run at max until the system was rebooted.
Just an idea.
Windows 7 + SSD:
Mode: AHCI, default Microsoft driver or latest Intel RST
Defrag: Off
Hibernation: Off (use Sleep mode, recommend a UPS)
Indexing: On (it only indexes a few locations, not your whole system unless you tell it to)
Page File: On (set to the minimum of 16MB if you have a large amount of RAM, disabling not recommended)
Prefetch: On
Superfetch: On (RAM is always faster than an SSD - use it)
System Restore: Off (with regular backups)
Browser Cache: RAM Only, Disk Cache Off (How to with Chrome)
Documents, Music, Pictures, Videos, Downloads to HDD (Public Libraries too, see above link about junctions)
UAC: On!
Well, i tried reducing oc to factory settings with similar results. I also tried reading the voltage spike using speefan instead of asus probe and it seemed to record the same thing, although not as drastic, it said the vcore jumped from 1.6v to 1.8v which is too much for my air cooled tec... I suspect the TEC being the problem, and as for the 12v rail, its always been like that with no problems b4 probly jus a bad quality PSU... Thx for trying though guys
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote