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No voltage settings on XTU for the 2700K?

So I was thinking of messing around with my CPU voltages (mainly thinking of undervolting a bit) but when I fired up Intel XTU, there were no options for adjusting core VID. (Screenshot attached)

 

I also tried throttlestop and couldn't find any voltage adjustment settings either.

 

Am I doing something wrong?

OS: Windows 10 Pro

CPU: i7-2700K

GPU: GTX 1080

MOBO: Gigabyte Z77N-WIFI

RAM: Corsair Dominator Platinum 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR3-1866

Intel XTU no voltage adjustment.jpg

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are you seriously using Intel software on AMD hardware?

 

and you overclock in the BIOS, never use software to overclock

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Maybe Sandy Bridge + Z77N are too old for voltage changing?

18 minutes ago, syn2112 said:

are you seriously using Intel software on AMD hardware?

Confusing Intel i7-2700K with AMD Ryzen 7 2700X?

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12 minutes ago, Zagna said:

Maybe Sandy Bridge + Z77N are too old for voltage changing?

Confusing Intel i7-2700K with AMD Ryzen 7 2700X?

oh shit my bad, i read it multiple times and was still thinking 2700X, but still as i said BIOS overclocking is always preferred

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1 hour ago, syn2112 said:

oh shit my bad, i read it multiple times and was still thinking 2700X, but still as i said BIOS overclocking is always preferred

I tried to do it in the bios as well but all I could find was the clock multiplier and no voltage adjustment options. For some reason, the voltage options are just not showing with any software and even the BIOS. It's really weird.

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FIVR voltage control did not exist until the 4th Gen CPUs were released so you will not be able to use Intel XTU or ThrottleStop for voltage control.

 

Gigabyte used to hide the advanced bios settings.  Try pressing CTRL+F1 in the bios and see if any new menus become available.

 

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