SDRFG said:What computer need different voltages at mother board
PC will use several voltages.
I SERIOUSLY doubt you have "opened the processor". More likely you have just opened the computer. The processor is the CPU chip and you can't "open" it without destroying it.SDRFG said:i have open the processor it was dissipating a lot of heat, why?
small few inches more than heater or same.
I SERIOUSLY doubt you have "opened the processor". More likely you have just opened the computer. The processor is the CPU chip and you can't "open" it without destroying it.
Yes. So what is your point? What does "lock based" mean?SDRFG said:Hello,
The processor is lock based there are lot of pins
Motherboards need different voltages to power different components on the board. Different parts of the motherboard, such as the CPU, graphics card, and memory, require different levels of voltage to function properly.
If a motherboard does not receive the correct voltages, it can lead to malfunctions and even damage to the components. This can result in decreased performance and potential hardware failures.
If a motherboard receives too much voltage, it can cause overheating and damage to the components. This can also result in instability and crashes.
Yes, a motherboard can use different voltages at the same time. This is because different components require different levels of voltage to function properly.
Your motherboard's manual or specifications should list the required voltages for each component. You can also use a hardware monitoring tool to check the current voltages being supplied to your motherboard.