It isn't present AFAIK, because Intel cuts corners on enthusiast chips they do not expect to be used in a networked environment in order to save money, and still charge you more than the non-enthusiast counterparts.
According to ARK [0], vPRO is absent. I have done various other system queries and nothing has turned up.
Anything else you want me to query? And where do you get this information that ME is present in all chips? Having a motherboard that supports ME is irrelevant, if the chip has no ME.
[0] https://ark.intel.com/products/88195/Intel-Core-i7-6700K-Pro...
sudo intelmetool -s
Im pretty sure Intel BootGuard is ME based
My working theory however is that since my chip lacks vPRO / AMT and I have not been able to find any indication it exists on the chip even in a dormant state, there may be more than one prefab used for binning.
However they could be using the same prefab for all.
Thus, "AFAIK".
Same questions apply to you. This is something I would like to be proved wrong on, as I don't want a false since of security.