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CPU Cache Voltage?

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What do I really set this to? I've read somewhere that it should be a little bit lower than the Vcore. So I've set my Cache Voltage to 1.27v. Vcore at 1.295v. Running 4.7GHz. I've also set my Min CPU Cache Ratio to 35 and Max to 47. Again, from reading elsewhere, I have to set the minimum to the stock multiplier of my CPU which is 35 and max to the stable overclocked multiplier, which is in my case, 47. Is this all good? Or am I doing something wrong here? Or is the cache voltage too high? Oh and, I have set both the Vcore and the Cache Voltage on adaptive mode.

 

Edit: This is on an Asus Z97-A motherboard. CPU is the 4690k.

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