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Ok, as far i understand it should not harm anything if temperatures are normal (Since the MoBo makes the chip go faster like if it were an overclock). Thank you so much. Anyway, is there any way to fix it in BIOS? Or not worth trying?

Hi, i recently noticed my CPU shows solid 81% power deviation value when doing Cinebench-R23 multicore stress test. This scares me a lot cause in the tooltip says under 90% its cause of concern. Both my CPU and Motherboard are in warranty but i wanted to know if it's worth to ask for it. I run...

I mean, any of % values should be a problem if there is no overheat in the CPU, right? (>80 degrees celcius).

(Correct me if i am wrong please) As long i have tested with this new measure, i tried using stock values in bios and my % was 100 after Cinebench stress stest, but when i swap them to my configuration (Ryzen 5 3600 with 40 Ghz speed clock and 0,174V offset core voltage) it shows me 110%. So i...

I dont end understanding those percentages... So if its over 100% means you are using less power so its good, and if its under 100% means you are asking more power to the processor that can harm it?

Is 117% full load bad for my cpu?

Okay, i runned Cinebench with all on default and values were normal (Max of 97%). So there was not a real problem on this configuration. But i have another question, when i run the cinebench test with 3900Ghz speed clock and 0.126V core voltage offset, the results show 110%, when Ryzen 5 3600...

So, that means the measures HW info are wrong or the motherboard is really doing those crazy power desviations?

I saw the initial post but did not found the conditions there sorry Auto voltaje setting is "no voltage"? Or must be switched off? What is LLC?

Hey, i just downloaded the latest version of HwInfo, and i am a little bit worried about the data it shows, i will share a screenshot: I have ryzen 5 3600 CPU and B450 Aorus pro motherboard. And was using a stable clock speed of 3900 with core voltage offset of +0,126V (To reduce...