cpu core/cache voltage locked @3.6

[bobzen]

Hello!

 

I recently got a new cooler and wanted to overclock my cpu (i7-6700K)

 

so i went to the cpu core/cache voltage to set it to manual and saw it was already set to 1,36

 

but then i changed it to manual and set the voltage ovveride to 1.350 and the core voltage was still 1,36

 

also under stress test it passes up to 1.4v at max even when i set it to 1.35

so i saw this guide with this image that have a way different core voltage

 

 

 

 

so my question is: it normal for me to have 3.6 instead of 1.280? i cant change the core/cache at all and i just wanted to test this specific guide out and this is all thats bumming me out

 

 

 

Sorry for bad english

 

 

EDIT: My motherboard is asus maximus viii extreme

[bobzen]

So nobody can tell me why my bios says CPU Core/Cachee voltag 3.60v instead of the CPU Core/Cachee voltag 1.280v as in the pic?

[bobzen]

bump

 

[bobzen]

no help?

[bobzen]

Still nothing

[bobzen]

[bobzen]

On 9/26/2017 at 9:47 PM, kk027 said:

I don't know. If it it was at 3.60v then it would probably be dead by now.  

o sorry i meant 1.36v at standard when the guide says 1.28 but however i set it to manually 1.35 

 

just wondering why the standard volt is 1.36

[just_dave]

17 minutes ago, bobzen said:

o sorry i meant 1.36v at standard when the guide says 1.28 but however i set it to manually 1.35 

 

just wondering why the standard volt is 1.36

it depends on which LLC you use

[bobzen]

2 hours ago, dave_k said:

it depends on which LLC you use

What do you mean by LLC?

[bobzen]

3 hours ago, dave_k said:

it depends on which LLC you use

did research i know what LLC is but how do i disable it in my bios?

 

motherboard is Asus Maximus Viii extreme

[bobzen]

Any help on how to disable LLC on my motherboard?