"Per-Core Overclocking Setting" in Intel XTU

[gx240]

I configured my overclock through the BIOS, but when I was looking through the Intel Extreme Tuning Utility I saw a section I don't understand. There's a section called "Per-Core Overclocking Setting" with "Ratio Limits" for each core. All the values are set to 120x, except for Core 3 which is at 8x. At first I thought it was a core multiplier, but with a value of 120x it clearly isn't.

I don't remember seeing anything like this in the BIOS. What is it, and why is one core at 8x while all the others are at 120x?

[feedmeink]

I'm assuming the top box that reads 48x means you have set to 4.8 on all cores. Not sure about the 8 vs 120. Never worked with a xeon chip.

[gx240]

Oh, I should clarify it's a i5-9600k in a z390-e motherboard. It's definitely not a Xeon.

[Silent_Scone]

It's likely a bug, but I would recommend setting ratio limits within the UEFI (which can be done per core)

[feedmeink]

Not sure why I said xeon. I think i mixed two posts together in my brain haha