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My vcore in my BIOS is 1.3625 and in CPU-Z it is reported as 1.3280, i was wondering if the entire difference is considered vdroop and i was also wondering how much I could raise my vcore to make up the difference. I have LLC enabled, I'm not sure if that makes a difference or not. Would it be safe to raise the vcore .0345 to make up the difference, and if I did and in my BIOS the vcore was 1.397 to make up the difference would that including vcore actually put my processor over the 1.3625 limit if the vdroop was taken into account. So OCN, what do you think?