[SOLVED] 11900k auto overvolting

[flynbiu]

I am overclocking a i9 11900k and when I set a value of x51 and boot the voltage shoots to 1.5673 even though I set a vcore of 1.4 volts. What settings in bios will force correct this behavior? Extremely annoying as my perspective is I manually told you to do this and how dare you do that lol.

The motherboard is ASUS Maximus Hero XIII.

 

[Phaaze88]

Load Line Calibration.
The higher the level, the higher the voltage over-shoot/under-shoot.
I hope you're looking at Vcore, and not VID in whatever the app you're using to monitor. VID is what it's asking for, but not necessarily what it's actually getting.

 

[flynbiu]

Tested load line already by using different settings. Was not the setting I was looking for that was causing. But maybe I have a perceived problem and not an actual one.

You are correct Core Temp reads 1.67 VID while CPU-Z reads 1.396 Core Voltage. So now I must ask this follow up question. Does VID reported in core temp actually mean anything harmful or am I just good just with the CPU-Z report? Can I ignore VID and be "safe"?

 

[Phaaze88]

No, it doesn't. The voltage curves on Z590 are unusually more aggressive, so refrain from using auto Vcore settings. Future bios updates may correct this.
It can be ignored.