Hi guys, I have a question about my asus z97-a motherboard and intel i7-4790k cpu. Whenever I set adaptive voltage to a max of 1.2v in the bios setting "additional turbo max voltage" and I check hwinfo or hwid monitor for my volts the cpu instead is running at 1.283v. It automatically seems to override any input I put in. Does anyone have an idea why this is happening? I then decided to run offset voltage and since my cpu seems to go as high as 1.283v i put offset voltage as -.083 to test if it would stay at 1.2v. It does and with c-state enabled it drops to 0.6v when idle. However then I noticed in hwmonitor that a voltage called “IA Offset” is set at 1.963v. What is IA offset voltage and is this potentially damaging?? Also I've tried to use the manual voltage and set it at 1.2v which works fine, however the voltage wont drop when the cpu is idle even with c-state 6 enabled. My power supply is evga g2 750w which supports c6/c7 for haswell. Does the manual voltage setting override even c-state, because from what I know it should be allowing the cpu to lower voltage when to idling. Intel speedstep is working fine and lowering frequency. Let me know what you guys think. Thanks.