confused about some values in gigabyte x670e aorus pro x

[squallypo]

hello there, im here looking for guidence, information and knowledge on how to read these and if something is wrong with my current system, if required more pictures do please let me know.​

on the first picture im confused about these two values that i marked with red:
vcore on (ITE IT86689E) and then on (ITE IT8792E).
which is the actual vcore of the processor? and if the second value is normal since seems to be at 1.79 almost 1.80 V, dont wanna have something toasted and then exploding.



in this other picture what i wanna know or more like, understand ¿which is the SoC value to pay attention to?, dont wanna have a mess like the initial ryzen 7000 processors had with them getting burn on the socket.
and i wonder if its normal for this cpu to be this hot during cinebench 23 testing.

things ive done so far:

1. expo 1 enabled
2. pbo advance
3. pbo limits to manual: ppt limit to 85w or 85000mW
4. platform thermal throttle ctrl to manual and thermal throttle limit to 85
5. curve optimizer all cores, negative, 30

thanks for your time !

 

[Martin]

Vcore on the IT86689E is the right one but the "CPU VDDCR_VDD Voltage (SVI3 TFN)" provides more accurate value. For SoC it's the "CPU VDDCR_SOC Voltage (SVI3 TFN)".

 

[squallypo]

Vcore on the IT86689E is the right one but the "CPU VDDCR_VDD Voltage (SVI3 TFN)" provides more accurate value. For SoC it's the "CPU VDDCR_SOC Voltage (SVI3 TFN)".

out of curiosity but what is the other IT value? (ITE IT8792E)

 

[Martin]

I don't know, but it's not Vcore. Could be monitoring an unused voltage or just floating.

 

[squallypo]

I don't know, but it's not Vcore. Could be monitoring an unused voltage or just floating.

alright thank you ill ignore this then

 

[Martin]

I will rename it to avoid confusion.

 

[squallypo]

I will rename it to avoid confusion.

yes i think it would be best, because its rather confusing and might lead people to think that their systems is having a bad reading on the voltage cause it seems rather high.

 

[squallypo]

by the way i just tested something, this is incase you wanna take a look on the matter for motherboards that has this function "EC"

remember how there were 2 values ? ITE IT8689E and ITE IT8792E , its because of this:

if this thing is disabled "do not monitor this sensor" it makes that other value appear and thats why its misleading.