>>Indeed. An easier way is to go into the BIOS setup.. go to the place where you
>>can see the VTT voltage (and other voltage settings). The VTT should be around
>>1.5. It will fluctuate a little. If it's between 1.48 and 1.52 (which is what
>>I see on my rev 1.0 mobo), you're all good. If you see it drop to like 1.42 a
>>bunch, you have the bad one.
I guess I don't have the problem, as it hangs out between 1.48 and 1.50,
dropping to 1.47 every once in a great while.
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