[Merman]

Thank you for your explanation. I understand you are trying to keep it simple and that sometimes leads to confusion.

Let me ask you this: Does CPU-Z show the actual vcore reflecting vdroop in the number it reports???

Does Everest show Vtt???

Do you know what the CPU voltage in the MIT section of bios actually does or what its suppose to do???

Does it set the average or maximum voltage to use??? When I reduced voltage there, vcore definitely went down. I understand this is where to increase voltage if needed for a stable overclock???

The reason I ask is as I understand the Intel Data sheet and the VDR 11. document: They explain that VID is dynamic with the voltage regulator supplying the required voltage needed per a preset table with over and under maximums.