Can't adjust cpu voltage on P7N Platinum

The CPU voltage is whited out at [0.0000V] and can't be adjusted. The other voltage settings are adjustable. Any help would be appreciated.
Mobo: MSI P7N Platinum
CPU: Core 2 Duo E6600
Fan: Zalman CNPS9500
Gfx: 2x xfx 8800gt 512
Mem: 4x1GB Patriot eXtreme DDR2 800
PSU: Enermax 535W
Case: Antec Nine Hundered
OS: XP Pro SP2
Bios: AMI 1.20

Hi xeper. That setting is fine just left alone if your running stock. If your OC'ing & all is confirmed stable, then leave it alone as well.

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