2500k, is this voltage normal for 4.6GHZ?

[Bousatsu]

hi, i have got my 2500k running at 4.6Ghz and at 0.98v. is this a normal voltage? i think it might go lower.
here is the cpu-z validated soyou can see http://valid.canardpc.com/2844552

[Remmy]

That sounds insanely low to me, iirc to get around 4.5GHz I needed something like 1.3v or thereabouts

[vorticalbox]

check your BIOS and see there it could be misreading the voltage.

have you stress tested it to see if it stable?

[S_I_N]

does look a tad off lol with the 2500K and no hyperthreading it is possible to get decent oc's on lower volts. But again that looks low. What do you have it set at in bios??? If its accurate you may have a golden chip

[SieB]

Do you have speedstep enabled? That's most likely the voltage when not underload and downclocked by speedstep. Run prime 95 and then check your voltage in CPU-Z.

[S_I_N]

Doesn't speedstep also lower multi?????

[SieB]

Usually, but I can't think of why it's showing 0.98v other than not reporting the voltage correctly. ~0.95v is idle volts for SB, sometimes the multi will spike as well so it could of spiked and read 4.5 at the time.

Dunno though, just thought i'd mention speedstep as a possible cause.

[tinytomlogan]

Show prime 95 or OCCT running when you take the screen shot, that just sounds like speedstep kicking in at idle.

[Bousatsu]

thanks for the replys, the cpuz i verified and linked was while prime95 was running. I will get a screenshot for you now. and just to say the bios is where i have set the voltage.

[Bousatsu]

here is a screenshot i just took, i did a 1 hour test before with OCCT and it passed fine with a max temp of 75 on core 2 and the rest are lower.I am running air cooled so i know it will be lower with water cooling. http://i634.photobucket.com/albums/u...psdf197c01.jpg