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Stay thirsty, my friends
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double post. sorry
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The Evolution of My P180 Antec P180 Cable Management ![]() HAF 932 Cable Management Guide Asus P5E Thread
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LLC is less than ideal for any CPU.
__________________However, my ASUS borad has about double the vdroop specified by Intel, so to get a steady 1.28v (load) going to my CPU I'd have to set it to about 1.45v without LLC. Both of my P5Q-Ds are like this, so I don't think it's a fluke. In my case, LLC is the lesser of two evils. Quote:
The peak voltage your chip recieves when you set 1.3625v with LLC on, or 1.45v with LLC off, is probably very similar.
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Ghost in the machine
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? See my prior post....
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Stay thirsty, my friends
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ya i saw it, i posted twice on accident. good thing i dont own a 45nm cpu though. trusty ol q6600 is good for now.
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Umm maybe I have not watched my vdroop mods enough in the past but I have done several and have never scene a spike go above what the max value I had it set to.
Say I have a chip running at 1.40v in windows. Now without the vdroop mod it would drop to 1.34v under load then would come back up to 1.40v under idle conditions. Now say I get a vdroop mod that makes the voltage drop to 1.38v under load and at idle returns to 1.40v. I havnt ever scene it go above what was sat even with a multi meter. So what are these electical spikes that are being talked about? Sounds like a bad cpu voltage regulation not a vdroop problem.
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Freeze It
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Have you or anyone else scene these voltage spikes?
Not trying to be a ahole just wondering if anyone has scene these on multimeters or voltage monitoring software.
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Windows Wrangler
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![]() Though I probably wouldn't do any pencil mod on a 45nm unless I studied it with a multimeter for a long time.
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Your multimeter probably isn't good enough to pick up a voltage spike that brief.
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Read this http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum...review-14.html there is hardly any "vboost"...
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