Papa.Smurf

well this vdrop and vdroop is getting to me as its way off the bios setting. i googled around and i cant seem to get a definitive answer to what i gotta pencil in.

here it tells me to mod once place



and here it tells me another



now iv heard all the p5k's work the same so what do i go by?

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Papa.Smurf

bump??

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grunion

The one in yellow is correct, I did it to my P5K.

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Papa.Smurf

ok great, thanks!

so all i need to do is rub my HB 2 pencil on that area and im set?

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grunion

Rub, stroke, it's all good.

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Squeeker The Cat

what exactly will this do?

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C-bro

I have the P5K-E and I did the cyan coloured one and it also worked.

Results here:

http://www.overclock.net/motherboard...ml#post3398471

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0rion

I did the yellow pencil mod to my p5k deluxe as well. It'll make the drop in voltage under load less. For instance, If you set 1.4v in the bios for the chip voltage, you might get 1.35v in cpu-z when idle, and less under load. If you do th pencil mod and set 1.4v in the bios, you'll see closer to 1.4v idle, and the voltage will drop less under load.

(or whatever voltage you set haha)

The trick with the pencil mod though, is to do it in stages. Do the mod, try it, then if you arent satisfied, either wipe off the pencil, or add to it to give it more of an effect.

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