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My results from ASUS P5K-E Pencil Vdroop Mod!
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07-08-08
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Overclocker in Training
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Does eliminating/attenuating vdroop actually help someone overclock their CPU higher by increasing stability ?
I have read here that vdroop is a good thing.
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07-12-08
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Networking Nut
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sorry if it's clear somewhere, but what is the purpose of this modification?
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07-12-08
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To make your vcore stable (almost identical at CPU idle and load).
It decreases the resistance so vcore doesn't drop that much. Some say that vdroop is a way to protect a CPU when it goes from heavy to light load as the maximum specified voltage for a CPU can be exceed for a fraction of a second and without the user's knowledge during this transition in CPU load. Still, a lot of overclockers try to get rid of vdroop when overclocking and it's important to maintain a minimum voltage for system stability.
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07-12-08
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I see, so this stops the 'vdroop'?
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07-13-08
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Overclocker in Training
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Some people have reported excellent results after performing the mod.
They got the exact same vcore for CPU idle and load.
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I think Vdroop is what happens when gravity ravages a beautiful young woman.....
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