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I don`t know if this was mentioned before on out forums if it was then moderators can clean up this mess 
. Understanding the voltage parameters in BIOS it is not an easy task. Different manufactures use different terms for same voltages to be even worst one term could mean two separate things for intel and amd. So this article offers nice explanation.
http://itnewsandtips.com/index.php/...tage-configurations-from-the-motherboard.html
. Understanding the voltage parameters in BIOS it is not an easy task. Different manufactures use different terms for same voltages to be even worst one term could mean two separate things for intel and amd. So this article offers nice explanation. http://itnewsandtips.com/index.php/...tage-configurations-from-the-motherboard.html