MSI 760gm-p33 CPU voltage problem

I have AMD phenom II x2 555 processor. And my problem is that the CPU voltage set as auto in the motherboard bios but it's set as 1.44
and the recommended voltages to my CPU according to AMD is between (0.875-1.40V). That's mean that the maximum voltage for my CPU is 1.40 but it is
set as 1.44 by the motherboard and this could damage my CPU.
I need A solution Please.
Sorry for bad English

Quote from: Fredrik on 29-December-11, 06:36:18
You changed processor recently?
What is telling you about the voltage? And, why did you wonder about the voltage?
What RAM memory have you got?
Clear CMOS. Pull power-cable out first.
Thanks for replying fredrik.
I didn't change the anything.
I used CPU-Z to know the voltage & I wonder about the voltage because it's high for my CPU.
I have kingston 2*2G DDR3/1333 1.5v

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