Default vcore at 1.4250v of AMD Phenom II x6 1090T with 45-50°C on Gigabyte GA-890GPA-UD3H is idle or not?

[Nabhanyu]

As the title describes all the things AMD Phenom II x6 1090T processor works on the Gigabyte GA-890GPA-UD3H motherboard. There is nothing wrong happen on this system but when I check the BIOS of the system, then I found some unrealistic values related to this processor. The vcore is set at 1.4 volt and the temperature of the processor is to be indicating the 45-50°C. is it ok with this system. Please help me to avoid the future problem. Thanks in advance.

[Alexisus]

The new Phenom II X6 is the final piece of the Leo platform. I check its default specification and in that they indicate the default temperature of this processor is to be around 1.3250. I think this is the minimum specification of this processor and hence your system will be indicate the 1.4 as a temperature. Then I suggest you to don’t do any thing n it. This is the normal vcore voltage and it will be never gives any problem.

[Balamani]

In the article you mention that the system procurer is to be indicating the 45-50°C temperature. Hence I think the problem is in the CPU and you need to make the cooling environment that help to keep the processor temperature as low. This will be help to solve your problem. Hence I suggest you to first perform the CPU FAN installation task on this system. This will be help to keep the temperature as cool as possible.

[Logan.M]

This CPU FAN installation is to be necessary and that will be helping you to fix the problem of this system. This setting of the bios is giving the indication that mention that the processor is to be work at high temperature. Hence you need to insert the extra cooling fan onto this desktop pc. This is the best way that helps to avoid the overheating problem of the system. The system then works well without giving any type of processor problem.

[Nutty]

I think it could be possible that this is the compatibility problem. There are possibility that the processor and the motherboard will be not compatible with each other and hence this will be gives the wrong specification on the BIOS. Then you need to first make sure that the processor is really suitable with this motherboard or not. If it is not compatible then you need to replace it with the best compatible motherboard.

[Sn0w-Le0p@rD]

It could also being possible that the bios of the system will not been work very well and hence this will be indicate the wrong specification. in this case, you need to perform either BIOS update or the reset task. This will be work might be to solve this problem. The other way to solve this problem is just get the advice of the expert and follow the instruction as per the response. Try this and see what happen on your system.