Cpu voltage problem

I cant seem to my cpu voltage over 0.630 v it says on the right "this is the offset to adjust the current cpu voltage.Read the realtime cpu voltage in cpu vcore in the h/w moniter. " so i have to do cpu voltage calculations? How much cpu vcore is 0.010 voltage then im confused
Btw i have a x58a gd45 mobo with ami 2.52 bios

The self contained water cooling solutions are no better than a high end air cooler. I have the H70 and used that on my 2600K. The results were never spectacular and I must have changed the paste more than 4 times, tried different fans  etc,. Then I installed a Noctua Air Cooler and found that the temps are slightly lower than with the H70, but the noise was so much less. Those 140mm fans on the air cooler are much quieter than the wind noise created by forcing air through those tightly packed radiator fins. Just some food for thought.
There are some excellent air coolers that cost a lot less than the water cooled solutions and perform as well; the Zalman that Henry mentioned and that HU16E uses, is one of the better options out there.
Here is a nice site that does extensive cooler testing. http://www.frostytech.com/top5heatsinks.cfm
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d still like to know on why my GPU drivers dont function sometimes
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