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Asus P5KC Vdroop pencil mod!
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02-08-08
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I have a little problem with mine q6600.I run it with stock cooler at stock Voltage, it has Vdroop rated ~0,08V.For all you who don't know this-In Bios is a feature which loweres Vdroop(it says-Improves Vdroop).
__________________My problem is when i OC it to 3.1Ghz=388*8 I have problem with #3 core.Then I increase Voltage to 1.45-0,08(Vdroop) and it's stiil problem with #3 core.It runs ok at 3.0Ghz with stock voltage :wua: bur i don't know why it can go to 3.1Ghz with that Voltage.Cpu-t reports 1.3V under load(Bios set to 1.45V).I have NO VMOD done yet.
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02-08-08
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you are dropping almost .15v..ouch. I would not use the BIOS feature..it doesnt seem like it is improving the vdroop at all.
..how are you setermining you have an issue with core #3?
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e8400: 5.13ghz e7400: 4.5ghz Q6600: 4.44ghz 16.5k-3D '06 WR, 1x 8800GS My photo albums
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02-09-08
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Audiophile
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Setermining hmm...Don't know what this mean.
__________________It's always the 3# core so i'm quite confused why not one of 4 else.I just need an explanation so I can be shore it's not smth wrong... 
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02-09-08
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Solder Slinger
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sorry for the typo..it was supposed to be "determining" LOL
How are you figuring you have a issue on core #3?
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e8400: 5.13ghz e7400: 4.5ghz Q6600: 4.44ghz 16.5k-3D '06 WR, 1x 8800GS My photo albums
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02-09-08
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Audiophile
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Cause always when CPU has "to low Voltage" (3.2Ghz @ 1.25V-crash) #3 thread false to do the test.dD
__________________I just don't know, belive, if this is normal.... :|
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02-09-08
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anyone who's thinking of doing this should read the famous vdroop post that's hanging around here somewhere first. vdroop has a purpose and diving in head first and totally ablating it without careful consideration (or even with, probably) isn't a smart thing to do.
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02-09-08
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Solder Slinger
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your vcore is drooping too much, you need to raise the vcore level in the BIOS by another .02-.03v to compensate. It is perfectly normal and happens all the time, with every mobo... how much and to what degree is dependant on the mobo itself though.
ie- if you need 1.3v to remain stable in Windows.. and you are 'drooping' .04v, then you need to set ~1.34 or 1.35vcore in the BIOS to achieve the 1.3v after droop.
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e8400: 5.13ghz e7400: 4.5ghz Q6600: 4.44ghz 16.5k-3D '06 WR, 1x 8800GS My photo albums
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