Understanding HWMonitor vcore

[tribullet]

Hello. I recently starting learning about overclocking, and decided to give the ASUS Turbov EVO a whirl, and i'm now having some trouble understanding the results in HWMonitor. I'm just trying to see what my core clocks have been changed to, and more importantly, what my vcore is. I'd much appreciate it if someone could point out on the HWMonitor screenshot I took, which numbers I should be referencing? I've searched the forums for a while with little success; if it makes a difference, its a 4670k on a Asus z-87-A motherboard. Thanks!

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[oOSlushyOo]

To see what your core clocks have changed to, download CPU-Z. This is a program offered from the very same people that offer HWMonitor (the guys at CPUID). It will also give you some insight as to where your RAM stands latency wise, etc.

Link: http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z/versions-history.html

Download the latest version, located at the top of the list. You should see your clock speeds for your CPU towards the bottom left hand corner.