hwinfo64 report a CPU (VCORE) spike of 2V and 1.5V ?? realy ?? please help

[yafatana]

I have i7 6700k
gigabyte ga z170x gaming 5

I'm not overclocking
and all of my bios settings are set to defult and auto I did not played with them never.

I'm using hwinfo64 to report my vcore voltage
while I was watching some youtube videos I got a vcore spike of 2V last only 1 second then vcore come to normal

onother vcore spike of 1.5v I got it also last 1 second also
do you thing my cpu got 2 voltage vcore for real ?? or just false readings ??

yesterday I opened both hwinfo64 and system information viewer and set both of them to alert me
when vcore reached 1.3
hwinfo64 alert me of vcore of 1.560
system information viewer did not alert of anything everything was normal according to SIV

I'm realy worry about that please help

[Slimreaper]

Some stress tests use AVX and give a unnecessary boost to vcore. Other than that I'm not sure but auto vcore will give it too much.
Even if you don't overclock you should at least use manual vcore, or a adaptive offset.
For example my 4790k @ 4.6ghz with auto vcore gets 1.51v. Too much!!. It only needs 1.23v for 4.6ghz.
1.23v is only a little bit more than stock under load.

[yafatana]

i just leave everything as defult and auto
just like what gigabyte recommend

now you did not answered my main question ??

because if you read my question I said when I got the spikes in vcore I was watching youtube videos
when I stress test the cpu I did not got any spikes

please read all of my question first --thank you

[Slimreaper]

i just leave everything as defult and auto
just like what gigabyte recommend

now you did not answered my main question ??

because if you read my question I said when I got the spikes in vcore I was watching youtube videos
when I stress test the cpu I did not got any spikes

please read all of my question first --thank you

I did read. Not my fault you cant grasp what I said. Default and auto may be "just like what gigabyte recommend" but that doesn't make it best. You're arguing with someone who apparently knows a lot more if you don't touch your bios and leave everything on auto. Think about what you're saying. You think auto vcore is  going to be ideal and light on load vcore? You couldn't be more wrong. Auto vcore tends to give it more than necessary...which is what I said in my first reply.

[yafatana]

I was running both programs
 hwinfo64 and gigbyte tool (system information viewer) to monitor my voltages
 suddenly while I was watching youtube videos hwinfo64 alert me of a vcore of 1.5V
 gigabyte tool did not gave me any alert according to gigabyte tool vcore did not reached 1.5V
 so I just want to khnow does look like a missreading ??

[Slimreaper]

I was running both programs
 hwinfo64 and gigbyte tool

Possibly this is why you get a conflicting reading. Pick one monitoring program.