Maximus VI Hero Bios Problems

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Noxcyy

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Here are my parts: CPU: i5-4670k, GPU gtx 770 (going to upgrade to a 1070 in 4 days), Motherboard: Maximus VI Hero, Ram: 16 gb ddr3

So here's what the problem is. I go into my bios and change my core voltage to 1.25. Then when I save and exit and start my computer up, I open cpu-z and it says that my core voltage is .944. I've changed my core voltage multiple times and I have even updated my bios to the latest version but nothing seems to be working. Any help is appreciated, thanks.


 
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Noxcyy

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Last time I did that the voltage didn't change while I was running realbench so my computer eventually crashed. But I can try it again
 
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Noxcyy

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Yes I updated to the latest bios.
Here are the screenshots of all the settings that I changed: Sorry for so many links
https://gyazo.com/c14cd99f464a587eaf7994c054ee5d8f
https://gyazo.com/c00bb30712533c2be9b04e96a0996fe0
https://gyazo.com/25b9589f301689a8630036d9d0a9de4c
https://gyazo.com/a9c91f3113526a2667b7bc5a0287603a
https://gyazo.com/37e6c98c15b0e001534de0b7c7088aff
https://gyazo.com/37fdd47c1365bd15be0c84e85c5be4e4

I ran realbench and my computer crashed and gave me this message https://gyazo.com/b4e159f9bee5c5dd45eff9fc5c1e31ad
Also the entire time while I was running realbench my core voltage didn't move at all
 
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