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Asus P7P55D-E Pro

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I've got a replacement board in and have noticed that things seem to fluctuate quite a bit in Everest. I know it's just software, but I don't seem to remember the previous board jumping around quite so much. Running LinX for awhile and recording the movement over about 5 minutes...

CPU Core: 1.104, 1.264
+3.3 V: 3.376
+5 V: 4.992
+12 V: 11.928
+5 V Standby: 5.164

CPU Pll: 1.762, 1.788, 1.800, 1.806, 1.813, 1.819
Southbridge Core: 1.056, 1.063
IMC: 1.113, 1.119, 1.125, 1.137, 1.144
DIMM: 1.337, 1.350, 1.356, 1.363, 1.369

Also, here's a comparison of the 2 boards. The first is from Fry's and the second's from Newegg. They're different 760's too. One has lower VID, but runs hotter.

AsusP7P55D-EProandIntelCorei5760fromFrysidleandloadvoltagesandtempswithLinX.jpg


AsusP7P55D-EProandIntelCorei5760fromNeweggidleandloadvoltagesandtempswithLinX.jpg


Should I be concerned w/ the board from Newegg? I'd really appreciate if you guys would run everest and check see what your boards are doing.
 
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