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suspected vdroop problem
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suspected vdroop problem
hey i have an asus p5b-e mobo and am currently running a 1.325v vcore in bios... and look at what the voltage is showing in cpuz. Is this worth investigating cause the psu definitely aint the issue.
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what is there to investigate you know the issue now look for a mod to fix it
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lol i worded it wrong... i meant to ask whether it is worth MODDING. So, i am a total noob when it comes to modding mobos... any suggestions or must it be tailored to my specific motherboard?
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Yes, you and I have the exact same motherboard, and really that droop isn't all that terrible. It is ~.06 though so I'd look into modding it. I followed these instructions, and now when I've set 1.425v in the BIOS, my idle is 1.416v in CPU-Z (v1.41, I'd upgrade if I were you), and the load is 1.424v.
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