HWMonitor Showing Low VCORE

[subliminal_panda]

I'm using a voltage offset of -0.025V on an Asus R4BE to achieve a stable 4.4GHz on a 4930k, but HWMonitor is showing a max VCORE of only 0.616V with a VID of 1.236V. That reading seems to be about half of what I would expect given the VID, offset, and load-line calibration settings. Any ideas as to why software monitors would report such a low VCORE?

 

[shambles1980]

have you tried other monitoring apps?
it could just be that is actually what its pulling... But i would always assume its reading low.

 

[subliminal_panda]

Looks like anything from CPUID is doing the same thing, CoreTemp just reports the VID, but AIDA seems to be accurate. It shows a core voltage of 1.216V.

 

[tinytomlogan]

Wouldnt worry about it dude, sometimes they ready the wrong thing. Theres so many core voltages now its a bit nuts. As long as CPUZ is reading the right one thats all you need.