Psycho666

hey all!

i just ordered me some new watercooling toys to play with and when they come in i want to disassemble everthing so i can start all over again.
since i want to oc the heck out of my cpu i could use every volt i can get through it, but i can`t find any pic/how-to/tut for the Asus Commando

has anybody done this before or does anyone have a pic of it?

help would really be appreciated

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milwaki_5

maybe this

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subliminally incorrect

there already a few posts on OCN for correcting Vdroop on the asus commando. Theres a non- solder method and a soldering method. J ust do a search on the "commando" and "vdroop." If you cant find it, then i can help you out with my own pics.

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Psycho666

ok thanx!
found me some "guides" so that should work.
but...i just found out that my vcore (when set @ 1.35v in bios) just 1.32v in windows XP idle...and only 1.29v stressed
how bad is that? really bad...or normal?

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subliminally incorrect

that sounds fairly normal to me. What you set in the bios won't be what you see when you are reading off voltage sensing software on your OS. I would trust CPU-z's reading. As for that Vdroop it can be a stability problem. The easiest fix for that is the pencil Mod. I've done it and id have to say it helps.

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Psycho666

unfortunatly i can`t find a good pencil for the vdroop-mod yet
so if there are any dutchies in here that know what store sells nice soft pencils (i normally never write...just type )

or is it possible to solder instead of pencil the board?
that would be sweet and instantly-do-able

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Hansebanger

you can solder a vdroop mod on the commando but you will lose warranty! why risking that if a pencil can do the job?

here are some pics for the vdroop mod on the commando:

http://img249.imageshack.us/img249/4...redroophe6.jpg

http://www.lifepatcher.com/pc/vdroopmod.JPG

you can look onto this guide! its for P5B series but the P5B Dlx and the commando are nearly the same

http://www.overclock.net/motherboard...-asus-p5b.html

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Psycho666

because i don`t have the good pencil
i only have a 4b pencil...and it won`t leave a residu (or whatever it`s called in english) on the board

ow and just to be sure...i should use the softest pencil i can find...and pencil the contactpoints of that "thingie" and nothing else right?
(just to be sure)

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