p4c800-e-dx alternate vdroop?

[gorby]

Lo there,
last night I really borked up my droop mod :(
Id been running a lovely clock of 4530 on 1.82V after a bit of tweakage and was happy as larry with it so i decided to finish the mod by gluing my trimmer onto a part of the rear IO pannel.
Stupidly i applied the glue to my finger which caught one of the wires from the trimmer and pulled it of the board :( . Now when i try to solder it back on the solder wont stick to the board :confused:.
This is the mod i had
http://www.malvescorner.com/images/p4cdroop.jpg
Booted back up and everything is fine minus the stable vcore.
I was just wondering if there is an alternative place to do the mod as im really not happy with 4380 1.75V wich droops to 1.65ish whilst dual primeing.
Cheers,
-gorby

[GomerPyle]

Happend to me too, so I used the "Macci vdroop mod". Search for "p4c800 vdroop" here on XS and you will find it....

[craig588]

why does everyone use hot glue? You guys should use mounting tape. Its stronger, easier to apply, and safer to use. I always attach my trimmers using mounting tape. They are a little harder to get off than when attached with hot glue, but its nothing a little bit of pulling cant take care of.

[Veritas.no]

Originally posted by GomerPyle
Happend to me too, so I used the "Macci vdroop mod". Search for "p4c800 vdroop" here on XS and you will find it....


He's used the "macci droop" ;)


http://www.home.no/veritassen/Modding/Asus%20P4C800/Drop/Drop_hvor2_lite.JPG (http://www.home.no/veritassen/Modding/Asus%20P4C800/Drop/Drop_hvor2_stort.JPG)

Use the green dots.

[gorby]

Cheers dude :) Will give it ago now.. btw my droop now is worse than it was b4 the mod im sure. Hopefuly that will sort it out.