As Dude says, LLC and adaptive will keep the voltage constantly moving around. You can usually find an LLC level that will minimize that. I am always around 4-6 for LLC on Asus mobo's it seems. Currently running at level 5 for LLC but with a negative offset of 0.045 V for Vc on adaptive setting. Vc set to 1.18 in bios.
I will be trying different LLC's myself to get rid of the negative offset altogether hopefully.
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A screen shot would be most helpful :)
I have switched everything to auto except the vcore is still set on 1.240 which is what cpuid would show it at instead of 95 :/
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RealBench finished so this seems stable anyway
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Okay thank you
I see it auto and 120 under it
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Left it alone :)
I did switch to level 5 and bumped the vcore to 1.250v
Switched ram back to manual 3200 @ 1.35 too
New cpuid at least a whole number seeing all core is at 47 :)
95 is gone and it increased a bit 0.992v I did go back to adaptive 0.125 as my other screen shot showed
Intel Core i9 7900X @ 4700.12 MHz - CPU-Z VALIDATOR
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