Depends what your idea of properly is really. If you feel load and idle voltages should be the same, then llc will do its best to make this so. If you feel it's better to follow the intel guidelines and let voltage drop under load, then llc doesn't appeal as much.
It's a pretty heated topic though, as it has an unproven ability to put massive voltage spikes through the cpu, and there is disagreement over the size of the spikes and over whether they matter or not. I don't want a lower idle voltage, as voltage while idle just doesn't matter. So I don't use llc. Other people seem very keen on it, as they feel better setting a lower voltage in the bios (or it makes them feel comfortable pushing much higher voltages than they would otherwise do).
Either way, enthusiasts complained about vdroop for years, motherboard manufacturers did what their audience asked. I'm glad I can choose to follow intel's spec instead of what the majority wanted. Feel free to google it before making up your mind though, there's convincing arguments for and against it.
