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Need help changing CPU voltage mode?

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I have been watching Linus' overclocking guide and I managed to get 4.7Ghz stable at 1.3V with temps not exceeding 75c on my 4690K. My voltage is currently set to manual mode at 1.3V. How do I set a max voltage of 1.3v when changing to a adaptive mode because there seems to be a ton more options!

How do I know what to touch :P

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I have been watching Linus' overclocking guide and I managed to get 4.7Ghz stable at 1.3V with temps not exceeding 75c on my 4690K. My voltage is currently set to manual mode at 1.3V. How do I set a max voltage of 1.3v when changing to a adaptive mode because there seems to be a ton more options!

How do I know what to touch :P

I'm sorry for not responding sooner. Here's how my settings are for 4.8GHz, granted at this moment I was at stock speeds.

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