CPU power reporting accuracy values >110% or <90%?

[Dat_Boi_Ian]

I was browsing through the sensor data, looking for CPU frequency and temp, when I saw the row for CPU power reporting deviation. I understood their explanation, with the BIOS configuration changing what the CPU thinks it is consuming, but I saw the warning about the values being more than an accepted threshold. If, lets say, my accuracy was outside of those limits, what is there to worry about?

 

[Martin]

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[Zach]

I was browsing through the sensor data, looking for CPU frequency and temp, when I saw the row for CPU power reporting deviation. I understood their explanation, with the BIOS configuration changing what the CPU thinks it is consuming, but I saw the warning about the values being more than an accepted threshold. If, lets say, my accuracy was outside of those limits, what is there to worry about?

Was it above 110% or below 90%? And it only counts under full CPU (100%) load.