Gigabyte Z87X-UD3H with i5-4670K voltage help

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Been playing around with overclocking my CPU to see what is can do. 3.8 is the stock boost at 1.18 volts. With a multiplier of 41 my voltage will remain at 1.18. When I bump up to a 42 multiplier, CoreTemp is telling me that my VID is 1.38. I know this is overkill and not right. Why is the voltage rising that much. I was hoping to get a 4.5 overclock.
 
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Here my set up guys i5 4670k running two gtx 970 sc with z87x oc 4 way motherboard AZZA Solano 1000 CSAZ-1000 Full Tower Case (Black) Coolmax ZPG-1200B 1200W 80Plus Gold ATX12V v2.3/EPS 12V v2.92 Power. Kingston Technology HyperX Red 16GB Kit (2x8GB) 1600MHz 10-10-10...and I got a 2tb hard drive with a blueray combo dvd rewritable drive what u think please leave a comment
If your voltage is that much, try manually lowering the voltage in your BIOS until the PC wont completely boot, make sure you only put the voltage down by around 0.01 volts each time and when it will not successfully boot raise the voltage again by 0.01 volts and see if it boots. If it boots then that is the lowest voltage it will go on that multiplier and clock speed.
 
I've tried going back into the bios and setting the slide bar back to 1.18 volts. But CoreTemp reads 1.38 still. This mobo is driving me crazy. There is no Manual setting for vCore, only Auto and Normal. Looking to keep voltage below a max of 1.275 and keep cpu frequency and voltage down when idle also.
 
Here my set up guys i5 4670k running two gtx 970 sc with z87x oc 4 way motherboard AZZA Solano 1000 CSAZ-1000 Full Tower Case (Black) Coolmax ZPG-1200B 1200W 80Plus Gold ATX12V v2.3/EPS 12V v2.92 Power. Kingston Technology HyperX Red 16GB Kit (2x8GB) 1600MHz 10-10-10...and I got a 2tb hard drive with a blueray combo dvd rewritable drive what u think please leave a comment
 
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