Reply 1 of 4, by dr_st
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A little down and to the left it says:
VIO JP12
3.31V 1-2
3.48V 2-3
It's literally in your pic, just hard to read (I happen to have an AX59 Pro in front of me so I checked). 🤣
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Reply 2 of 4, by justajeffy
Can't believe I missed that. Thanks! Even after you pointed it out it took me a minute to spot it. Better get my eyes checked.
How do you have your board configured? I don't know anything about the "vio" setting.
Reply 3 of 4, by dr_st
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VIO is I/O Voltage. Most Socket 7 CPUs have 3.3V as the recommended value, with 3.46-3.6V as the max (according to CPU-World, at least). So it's at 1-2 and I left it there.
For example:
http://www.cpu-world.com/sspec/SL/SL27J.html
http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/K6-2/AMD-K6-2%2 … 6-2-475AHX.html
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Reply 4 of 4, by NostalgicAslinger
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My AX59 Pro only runs stable with 112MHz FSB, if I set the I/O Voltage to 3.48V. With 3.31V, I get heavy errors, like data corruptions. It has nothing to do with the 1MB On Board L2 Cache, because also after disabling, the same errors appears with 3.31V I/O Voltage.