I don't even know which of your replies t pick as a solution because they all give useful information. Now you maybe wrong about the PSU, because the 3.3v and 12V is closed to the limit.Īnd you don't have to update the BIOS, if your pc runs fine, you may update the chipset from amdĪnd for the RAM voltage, you can set it to auto, or set it to 1.521V.įor the BSOD, you may go to the event log to check it out to see what it is. If the BIOS or chipset driver is not the newer one, when you use the third-party software you will get the wrong reading.

* MSI recommend you to update BIOS only if you are using Windows8.Ĭan you please explain why AIDA64 and speccy show different voltages? AIDA64 shows that everything is within boundaries.

Is it safe & necessary to update the bios to 2.0 ? I'm asking this because I'm using windows 7 and in the MSI site it says Or manually set it to 1.5V or even 1.55V something like that, 1.65V will be in the high side, and don't try over 1.65V. The PSU Voltage Tolerances įor the ram voltage, you may set it auto in the BIOS, that is the best way. even update the BIOS from the 1.2 to 2.0 too.Īlso you are better go into the BIOS to check out the temp or voltage, check your MB manual, because sometime the software may have problem to read those temp/voltage.įrom one of the screenshot, the 3.3V ( 3.424V) and 5V ( 5.718V) reading is not that good, if those voltages are same in the BIOS, you should consider to buy other good brand PSU. If you are worry about that temp, may try update the amd chipset driver first if you don't do it yet, because it maybe the senor or maybe the reading.

Speccy psu 12v at 1.5v