[bshan67]

Hello I was wondering if anyone had the asus p8p67 m-pro? If so does anyone know how to manually change the voltage? I have my i5 2500k up to 4.7ghz but the voltage is around 1.46v-1.48v. I would like to lower it if possible.

 

[Villosa]

No SB on my end but is there a manual/auto OC mode option in the BIOS? Disabling something like that might unlock voltage options.

 

[GeforceGTS]

http://www.overclock.net/intel-motherboards/916621-asus-p8p67-m-pro-ocing-guide.html

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The major thing to note about this board is that there is no way to directly set the vcore. Vcore appears to be determined from a combination of your chips native VID, the value and sign of the CPU Offset Voltage, and the Additional Turbo Voltage (ATV) setting under the CPU Power Management Menu.

Seems you have just gotta play with the offset until you get it were you want.

 

[bshan67]

Ive got my voltage at 1.38-1.4 but my temps are up yo 76-79 degrees Celsius. Is that ok?

 

[fenderjaguar]

My temps aren't that high. But I have noticed the CPU Q fan thing doesn't really seem to push the fan speed up at all. It just seems to let it get to 60 degress and lets it run at that temp, without increasing fan speed at all...

 

[bshan67]

reapplied thermal paste and still 79-81 degrees with prime 95. Should I switch my h50 fans from an exhaust to an intake?

 

[mosi]

Switching the fans so they shove cold air through your rad should lower your temps by a bit. If it doesn't mess up your overall airflow I'd say go for it.

 

[virus86]

AI Suite 2 has a way to change the VCore, but I wouldnt use it.

 

[bshan67]

So does anyone have any ideas how to lower the temps? Should I trash the h50 and get something better?

 

[bshan67]

Off the topic but could anyone tell me if my corsair gs 700 would be powerful enough to run 2 gtx 560s?

 

[bshan67]

One more thing. Can I run 2 560s in sli with one monitor? If so would my performance jump pretty high? Sorry I don't know anything about sli.

 

[GeforceGTS]

The PSU should be fine and yes, you can run SLI with one monitor

Those temps and voltage are a little out of hand though, have you tried adjusting the offset yet? You can set a negative offset like -0.010v which will lower the voltage it automatically sets, play with it until you find a lower stable voltage that you are happy with.. :l