Two CPU Voltage values in MBM

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I have MBM reading two different voltage values for my CPU which doesn't make much sense (especially since I have a single core CPU).

Even stranger is that the two values are different.

One reads, 1.42V and the other 1.46V.

Any ideas of what these values each represent?
 
No one else is having this problem?

Also, I'm using the nforce3 250 chipset.
 
sure its not the chipset voltage? you shouldn't have 2 values for the cpu unless you configured it for the wrong board possibly
 
dboniuk said:
does one say core2?

If it does, ignore that one.

DJB
There are two core values, one is named "core 0" and the other "core 1"

sure its not the chipset voltage? you shouldn't have 2 values for the cpu unless you configured it for the wrong board possibly

Well MBM hasn't been in development for awhile, so it may not be able to support the newer boards.
 
I have the same thing in Speedfan on my nForce3 250.

The first core value is correct, I'm not sure what the second one is supposed to be.
 
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