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worried 6700K showing core voltage 1.328V in bios, is this wrong ?

Daytrader
Level 11

‎09-04-2015 05:27 AM - last edited on ‎03-06-2024 01:58 AM by Community Admin

worried 6700K showing core voltage 1.328V in bios, is this wrong ? all bios at default, thought it should be like 1.2 ?
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dragmagpuff
Level 7

‎09-04-2015 06:04 AM

That's what my voltage is on the Hero VIII as well. It definitely seems high at a first impression.
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dragmagpuff
Level 7

‎09-04-2015 06:32 AM

Looking at some overclocking reviews, the stock voltage appears to be 1.2 Volts. That probably explains why my temps were so higher than expected.
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Daytrader
Level 11

‎09-04-2015 06:49 AM

Yeh, but mine at stock and 1.328v on default in bios, surely this wrong.
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Captain_Jack_Sp
Level 7
In response to Daytrader

‎09-04-2015 03:35 PM

mine sits the same at stock. it spikes up high in windows 10 up over 1.4 volts too. if i turn on the ai suite it starts spiking up and down fast even with nothing changed.
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bradsm87
Level 7

‎09-04-2015 11:23 PM

Mine is same
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Tomuks
Level 7

‎09-05-2015 06:22 AM

set adaptive Voltage + auto offset, additionol turbo voltage set to 1.2(or something arround) and on full stress load it will not hit more than 1,312 and on normal load more than 1.280..
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Daytrader
Level 11

‎09-05-2015 07:47 AM

All sounds complicated to me, what does adaptive voltage mean ? cheers
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Captain_Jack_Sp
Level 7

‎09-05-2015 09:26 AM

Setting everything to stock in the bios has the voltage going over 1.4 volts at load. So either i have a poor chip or its not reading right. Dropping the voltage down to 1.3 or lower just crashes the system during a test.

At 1.38v set Overclocked 4.7 ghz is stable and temps are still not going over 40 on my overkill water loop which seems strange.
maybe temps are not reading right either

I never get a good chip in the chip lottery. Always from Malay.
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Tomuks
Level 7

‎09-05-2015 11:00 AM

Check in The ASUS Z170 Thread, first post there is overclocking review
Scroll down till you see Screenshot with adaptive voltage settings, just try to put like 1.2 on additional voltage, or if you overcklocked try 1,25 or whatever you will need to keep it stable on full load 😉 personally I am using 1,25V on 4,5ghz (it comes to about 1,3V on full load

P.S. anyone else getting problems with forum? As I am getting stranger errors which doesn't let to post...

P.P.S. Captain_Jack_Sparrow how you know where is your cpu made? and whats is your cpu batch nr?
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