HWInfo Readings / Sensors ( low voltage on +12V and weird temperatures)

[PirMufaz]

So I have been facing this issue for a while now. even on different psu and new GPU. I have this issue there.
The voltage is really low for +12V, which kind of won't even let the PC boot, but it boots up and talks about overall voltages. My CPU and GPU are getting complete voltage (pics attached below).
Both of them are getting +12V and the bios is showing +12V correctly too when I got to the monitor tab.I also tried the GPU stress test and the CPU stress test. It did not crash or anything.

My specs:
Ryzen 5 3600
Corsair-32GB (still testing them one by one, I feel like they have a problem)
Asus Rog Strix B450 E Motherboard
Asus tuf RTX 3060 (brand new)
Corsair RM750 (brand new)

Please help me out on this one asap.

 

[Martin]

This is a bug in the BIOS reporting wrong voltage, try to upgrade it.

 

[iClash]

This is a bug in the BIOS reporting wrong voltage, try to upgrade it.

Hey Martin, didn't want to make a whole new thread for this but I spotted a little typo. added screenshot for ease.

 

[Martin]

Thanks for spotting this

 

[PirMufaz]

This is a bug in the BIOS reporting wrong voltage, try to upgrade it

What do you mean by "upgrade it" should I like change my motherboard or what? because I have tried different fixes and nothing worked. did bios update, bios reset(cmos rest) still having this issue. windows is new too. and are you talking about both the problems? the voltage as well as temperature right?

 

[Martin]

I meant to upgrade the BIOS, only that can fix the invalid +12V voltage value.

 

[PirMufaz]

I meant to upgrade the BIOS, only that can fix the invalid +12V voltage value.

I have done that already. Didnt work.

 

[Martin]

Then ASUS didn't fix this yet. They were not showing much interest in fixing "legacy" BIOSes.

 

[PirMufaz]

I have done that already. Didnt work.

Is this dangerous? Can it be motherboard issue with sensors maybe?

Then ASUS didn't fix this yet. They were not showing much interest in fixing "legacy" BIOSes.

for my own satisfaction, should I get my parts tested on different mobo?

 

[Martin]

Not dangerous, it's just a bug in the BIOS reporting the correct voltage. The real voltage is most likely OK.

 

[PirMufaz]

Not dangerous, it's just a bug in the BIOS reporting the correct voltage. The real voltage is most likely OK.

Alright. Thank you!