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5/22/12 at 1:09pm

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Originally Posted by xFALL3Nx

So, i should quit worrying, and go game? be done with it?

Might as well if you aren't running excessive CPU voltage, the PSU rails are in spec under load and there is no interest in tweaking all day.

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5/22/12 at 1:10pm

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Originally Posted by Aramaki23

I HATE the vDroop on my MoBo!!

Don't look at it!

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5/23/12 at 8:48am

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Might as well if you aren't running excessive CPU voltage, the PSU rails are in spec under load and there is no interest in tweaking all day.

Under bench testing, 100% load on all 4 cores, i see 1.413-1.425v. Thats why I can't hold 4ghz. And i thought I had a good board for overclocking!

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640gb WD Green	Sony 20x dvd 56x cd	Cooler Master Hyper N520	Windows 7 Ult. x64
Monitor	Keyboard	Power	Case
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5/23/12 at 9:24am

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hello,
i would test all your cpu load line setting with a small burst of prime 95,i did and i was able to set my voltage to not change under full load.
i can run my cpu at 3800 with 1.36v at idle and have set my load line calibration to ultra high and i get 1.36v under full load too.
before i manualled my load line it would go straight to the lowest setting,giving me 1.26v under load.

CPU	Motherboard	Graphics	RAM
AMD™ FX™ 8120 @ 4000 (20x200) 1.284v	Asus™ M5A99X @ 2200/2200	XFX™ Radeon™ 5850 765/1125	Crucial Ballistix™ Tactical 1866 9.9.9.27 8gb
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60gb Adata™ ssd	Maxtor™ 2x 160gb raid 0	Sony™ Optiarc dvdrw AD-7241S	HL-DT-ST dvdram GH15F
Cooling	OS	Monitor	Keyboard
Corsair™ H100 RMA job	Windows™ 7 64x	Acer™ V243HL 24"	Logitech™ Ultra-flat keyboard
Power	Case	Mouse	Mouse Pad
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CPU	Motherboard	Graphics	RAM
AMD™ FX™ 8120 @ 4000 (20x200) 1.284v	Asus™ M5A99X @ 2200/2200	XFX™ Radeon™ 5850 765/1125	Crucial Ballistix™ Tactical 1866 9.9.9.27 8gb
Hard Drive	Hard Drive	Optical Drive	Optical Drive
60gb Adata™ ssd	Maxtor™ 2x 160gb raid 0	Sony™ Optiarc dvdrw AD-7241S	HL-DT-ST dvdram GH15F
Cooling	OS	Monitor	Keyboard
Corsair™ H100 RMA job	Windows™ 7 64x	Acer™ V243HL 24"	Logitech™ Ultra-flat keyboard
Power	Case	Mouse	Mouse Pad
Aopen™ Extreme Power 1000 watt	Coolermaster™ Cosmos Pure Black	Steelseries™ Kinzu	Roccat™ Taito
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5/23/12 at 9:29am

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here have a read of my research...
http://www.overclock.net/t/1255700/digi-vrm-setting

CPU	Motherboard	Graphics	RAM
AMD™ FX™ 8120 @ 4000 (20x200) 1.284v	Asus™ M5A99X @ 2200/2200	XFX™ Radeon™ 5850 765/1125	Crucial Ballistix™ Tactical 1866 9.9.9.27 8gb
Hard Drive	Hard Drive	Optical Drive	Optical Drive
60gb Adata™ ssd	Maxtor™ 2x 160gb raid 0	Sony™ Optiarc dvdrw AD-7241S	HL-DT-ST dvdram GH15F
Cooling	OS	Monitor	Keyboard
Corsair™ H100 RMA job	Windows™ 7 64x	Acer™ V243HL 24"	Logitech™ Ultra-flat keyboard
Power	Case	Mouse	Mouse Pad
Aopen™ Extreme Power 1000 watt	Coolermaster™ Cosmos Pure Black	Steelseries™ Kinzu	Roccat™ Taito
Audio
Creative™ labs sb x-fi titanium @ logitech 540x...
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CPU	Motherboard	Graphics	RAM
AMD™ FX™ 8120 @ 4000 (20x200) 1.284v	Asus™ M5A99X @ 2200/2200	XFX™ Radeon™ 5850 765/1125	Crucial Ballistix™ Tactical 1866 9.9.9.27 8gb
Hard Drive	Hard Drive	Optical Drive	Optical Drive
60gb Adata™ ssd	Maxtor™ 2x 160gb raid 0	Sony™ Optiarc dvdrw AD-7241S	HL-DT-ST dvdram GH15F
Cooling	OS	Monitor	Keyboard
Corsair™ H100 RMA job	Windows™ 7 64x	Acer™ V243HL 24"	Logitech™ Ultra-flat keyboard
Power	Case	Mouse	Mouse Pad
Aopen™ Extreme Power 1000 watt	Coolermaster™ Cosmos Pure Black	Steelseries™ Kinzu	Roccat™ Taito
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5/23/12 at 9:53am

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Originally Posted by MrPerforations

here have a read of my research...
http://www.overclock.net/t/1255700/digi-vrm-setting

I read all of your posts and i know understand why i drop to 1.42v under load. Anyway to fix this?

CPU	Motherboard	Graphics	RAM
Thuban x6 1600t @3.84 Ghz	ASUS M4A79XTD EVO	EVGA GTX 480	8 Gigs of Ripjaw 1066 @1600mhz
Hard Drive	Optical Drive	Cooling	OS
640gb WD Green	Sony 20x dvd 56x cd	Cooler Master Hyper N520	Windows 7 Ult. x64
Monitor	Keyboard	Power	Case
Asus VE248H	Saitek Cyborg V.7	OCZ ZX 850	NZXT Beta Evo
Mouse	Mouse Pad	Audio
Logitech G300	Qck Steel Series	Klipsh Pro media 2.1
View all

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CPU	Motherboard	Graphics	RAM
Thuban x6 1600t @3.84 Ghz	ASUS M4A79XTD EVO	EVGA GTX 480	8 Gigs of Ripjaw 1066 @1600mhz
Hard Drive	Optical Drive	Cooling	OS
640gb WD Green	Sony 20x dvd 56x cd	Cooler Master Hyper N520	Windows 7 Ult. x64
Monitor	Keyboard	Power	Case
Asus VE248H	Saitek Cyborg V.7	OCZ ZX 850	NZXT Beta Evo
Mouse	Mouse Pad	Audio
Logitech G300	Qck Steel Series	Klipsh Pro media 2.1
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5/23/12 at 10:03am

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max load line (extreme) and a manual voltage,the extra above the load line should be added to llc under full load.

CPU	Motherboard	Graphics	RAM
AMD™ FX™ 8120 @ 4000 (20x200) 1.284v	Asus™ M5A99X @ 2200/2200	XFX™ Radeon™ 5850 765/1125	Crucial Ballistix™ Tactical 1866 9.9.9.27 8gb
Hard Drive	Hard Drive	Optical Drive	Optical Drive
60gb Adata™ ssd	Maxtor™ 2x 160gb raid 0	Sony™ Optiarc dvdrw AD-7241S	HL-DT-ST dvdram GH15F
Cooling	OS	Monitor	Keyboard
Corsair™ H100 RMA job	Windows™ 7 64x	Acer™ V243HL 24"	Logitech™ Ultra-flat keyboard
Power	Case	Mouse	Mouse Pad
Aopen™ Extreme Power 1000 watt	Coolermaster™ Cosmos Pure Black	Steelseries™ Kinzu	Roccat™ Taito
Audio
Creative™ labs sb x-fi titanium @ logitech 540x...
View all

hide details

CPU	Motherboard	Graphics	RAM
AMD™ FX™ 8120 @ 4000 (20x200) 1.284v	Asus™ M5A99X @ 2200/2200	XFX™ Radeon™ 5850 765/1125	Crucial Ballistix™ Tactical 1866 9.9.9.27 8gb
Hard Drive	Hard Drive	Optical Drive	Optical Drive
60gb Adata™ ssd	Maxtor™ 2x 160gb raid 0	Sony™ Optiarc dvdrw AD-7241S	HL-DT-ST dvdram GH15F
Cooling	OS	Monitor	Keyboard
Corsair™ H100 RMA job	Windows™ 7 64x	Acer™ V243HL 24"	Logitech™ Ultra-flat keyboard
Power	Case	Mouse	Mouse Pad
Aopen™ Extreme Power 1000 watt	Coolermaster™ Cosmos Pure Black	Steelseries™ Kinzu	Roccat™ Taito
Audio
Creative™ labs sb x-fi titanium @ logitech 540x...
View all

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5/23/12 at 12:34pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by xFALL3Nx

I read all of your posts and i know understand why i drop to 1.42v under load. Anyway to fix this?

Only if the BIOS LLC adjustment compensates for any drop.

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