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Cpu voltage

_BJE_

does anyone know why in cpu-z it says my core voltage is is 1.390v-1.400v in load but in the bios it says its 1.290v i set it back to stock but the cpu but still the same its my first time overclocking so maybe this is normal idk

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Just now, Adreyu said:

do you have adaptive mode turned on?

i set it to manual  

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3 hours ago, _BJE_ said:

i set it to manual  

Hmmm I'm not sure then. There is usually a little bit of variance but it cant account for that much. 1.4 is huge. how are you temps?

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Just now, Adreyu said:

Hmmm I'm not sure then. There is usually a little bit of variance but it cant account for that much. 1.4 is huge. how are you temps?

well in stock 50-60c when my old oc 4.7ghz around 74c max

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74 at 4.7 isn't awful. that's on load right? It is possible the software is not detecting the voltage properly. maybe try a reinstall of it?

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Just now, Adreyu said:

74 at 4.7 isn't awful. that's on load right? It is possible the software is not detecting the voltage properly. maybe try a reinstall of it?

well i didn't reinstall it yet but i wil try that 

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Just now, Adreyu said:

74 at 4.7 isn't awful. that's on load right? It is possible the software is not detecting the voltage properly. maybe try a reinstall of it?

i tryed reinstall same thing

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3 hours ago, _BJE_ said:

i tryed reinstall same thing

I don't know then man, sorry :\ hopefully someone else can provide more insight

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