QPI voltage question - is mine too low?

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I have a DP45SG with a Core 2 Duo E8400. Intel's Desktop Control Center shows my QPI Voltage at 1.05 and that this voltage is in the orangish-red area on my Monitoring gague. I'm not terribly familiar with QPI and how it fits into things, except that it's supposed to replace the FSB. I know that I'm suppose to have a QPI somewhere in the 1.12-1.15 range. Is this true? Do I have a problem since my QPI voltage is low?

I'm not experiencing any performance-related issues, other than the occasional single beep followed by a very short (almost cut off) second beep from the motherboar'd speaker about once or twice per day - still haven't figured that one out.

Thanks,

[idata · Accepted solution]

E8400 doesn't have a QPI, so I'm not sure what's going on with the software.

Your not supposed to hear any beeps from your motherboard, so I'd investigate that.

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only i7 i5 has QPI volt

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Awesome, thanks guys. I looked QPI up, did a little bit of research, but no where did I find something that told me which chips had it so I was kind of clueless. As for the software, it's still in beta for my particular board, so that could explain it.

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We Dont have to worry about the LOW Voltages in monitoring gauge because they are for overclocking .