Where can I find my SoC voltage!?

[sirmaysin]

I'm wanting to Overclock my Ryzen 5 1600 I've studied everything I need to know but everyone keeps saying keep SoC voltage under 1.2v. Ok? Everything I find on the internet and forums just keep repeating keep it under 1.2v how am I suppose to when I can't find what it's at? My BIOS just has a setting to increase it but doesn't tell me what it is. HWMonitor and CPUZ as well doesn't specify what the SoC is. It may be in HWMonitor? If it is, it is not labeled SoC though. I am at a lost I have readings for everything else to make sure my OC will be safe, but I do not want to proceed until I can regulate my SoC to not go above 1.2v

 

[superninja12]

its also called nb voltage , quote""SOC Voltage: In some BIOS such as MSI this is listed as NB voltage. Mostly needed for higher RAM speed stability. I wouldn’t recommend over 1.2 V for this rail at ambient. This should be plenty of voltage for any RAM. Higher voltages may help with higher density RAM at higher speeds but in most cases you will need 1.1 V or less. Same as core voltage above it is very CPU dependent. The RAM overclock you see above, I needed only 1.05 V for SOC but you might need more or you might need less. This is determined by your CPU.""