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Old July 24, 2012, 05:56 PM
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i have sabertooth z 77 and i7 3770k 4.7ghz with nocuta nh d 14 i have no problem with cpu temp but the only problem is pci -e
temp as it goes to 63 degree and the board warns me it says PCI-E 1 CENTIGRADE
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Old July 24, 2012, 06:51 PM
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PCIe temp? dont you mean the video card?
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upgrade bios
sabertooth likes to lie about temps sometimes
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i use the latest bios , the temprature of my gtx 590 is 86 digree playing bf 3 , i dont know if the video card cause the high temp in pci slot
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chek the voltages on psu if they are stable

if you are worried get a fan to blow some air on the board
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maximus IV extreme @ 5.1 1.41v

evga e760 +920 4.8 water5.0+ on phase linx stable
gtx285 tri-sli
dfi ut-p35 lt
e8600@4.6 1.38v
too much ram
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Old July 25, 2012, 12:30 PM
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How can i check psu volt ?
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Old July 25, 2012, 12:43 PM
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How can i check psu volt ?

either with voltmeter

or
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maximus IV extreme @ 5.1 1.41v

evga e760 +920 4.8 water5.0+ on phase linx stable
gtx285 tri-sli
dfi ut-p35 lt
e8600@4.6 1.38v
too much ram
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Old July 25, 2012, 01:54 PM
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I downloaded open hardware monitor but i didnt see voltages of psu i see only tempratures of other components
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Old July 25, 2012, 01:58 PM
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the thermal radar of the board voltages : vcore : 1.36v when overclocked to 4.8
12+v : 12.192v
5+v :5.120v
3.3+v : 3.312v
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the thermal radar of the board voltages : vcore : 1.36v when overclocked to 4.8
12+v : 12.192v
5+v :5.120v
3.3+v : 3.312v
now test it with linx or prime95

and Download Unigine 'Heaven' DX11 Benchmark 3.0 | techPowerUp

load voltages;)
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