Originally Posted by MADMAX22

ok it works aewsome!!!!!! first of all i tried to take some pics o fthe work but i could really only do the finished portion and my camera is really sucky at close ups

anyways i bought a 10k adj pot at radio shack ($2.50) and took some wire from an old fan connector then i followed the instructions here http://forums.vr-zone.com/showthread.php?t=41735

very very scetchy considering i dont do much soldering (ive been practicing on an old asus p4pe that i broke ) but it all worked out in the end (thank god)

first of all i connected the wires to the pot and soldered them on then put some shrink wrap on there, next i got the end that i was going to be attaching to the mobo ready by stripping it and applying a small amount of solder to the wire

then i opened up my case and did the dirty and attached it to the point in the diagram

next i attached the ground to a coaster screw that s on my case (any ground will work)

next i made sure that the pot was turned alll the way down (most resistance) and previously i had set the vcore in bios to 1.40v

fired it up and it worked great, at the lowest setting it was .5vcore higher then that set it bios
bios=1.4v
actual=1.45
bios=1.35v
actual1.4v

great for a slight adjustment, then i went in to hardware monitor in bios and manually adjusted the pot and it went up to >1.8vcore (thats where i stopped because it turned red in bios screen) i think that it wont post after 1.85 but thats way more then i need now and way more then i could use with water (probably)

so then i adjusted the pot so that it read 1.65v at 1.4v in bios and then basically i could use the bios as a fine tuner
1.4v bios
1.65v actual

1.4125v bios
1.66v actual

1.425v bios
1.71v actual

ok for some reason i cant upload pics so those will come shortly