Dark_wizzie
Member
Hi,
From my experience with 4670k (MSI z87 G45 Gaming), the VID reading from HWinfo is simply the core voltage I've input into the BIOS. As such it does not change despite power saving settings/different loads, that's the Vcore reading. For Skylake (6600k z170 Asus Hero), I am getting something different. Core voltage is set at 1.4v. LLC does not seem to affect the reading. VID is being read as 1.505v.
Why is the VID so much higher than the voltage I've inputted into the bios? That's a 0.15v difference.
Note: I have read Martin's post which attempts to explain what VID is and what Vcore is.
Thanks
From my experience with 4670k (MSI z87 G45 Gaming), the VID reading from HWinfo is simply the core voltage I've input into the BIOS. As such it does not change despite power saving settings/different loads, that's the Vcore reading. For Skylake (6600k z170 Asus Hero), I am getting something different. Core voltage is set at 1.4v. LLC does not seem to affect the reading. VID is being read as 1.505v.
Why is the VID so much higher than the voltage I've inputted into the bios? That's a 0.15v difference.
Note: I have read Martin's post which attempts to explain what VID is and what Vcore is.
Thanks