Asus P5WDH Vdroop Pencil Mod

Well I was looking for a decent Vdroop Pencil mod for the P5WDH and couldn't find one.

So I decided to use the same methods as I did with the Striker Extreme vdroop mod that I posted.

I've tested this myself and its 100% working.

I did about 2 strokes with a 4b Pencil over the resistor labeled below.

It'll work with other pencils just have 2 use more strokes.

If you do too much you'll get negative vcore so don't try 2 put 2 much.

Before i did the mod idle vcore was 1.51 and load was 1.48

After i did the mod vcore is 1.52-1.51

cuz you did not seardh hard enough ....

http://vr-zone.com/?i=3876&s=1

Anyway.... thanks for sharing .... :up: :up: :up: :up:

I know this is hijacking, but I'm wondering if anyone has heard of a vcore mod guide for the asus crosshair?
I'm really interested if there is because the vdroop on my asus board is terrible

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Originally Posted by sbinh

cuz you did not seardh hard enough ....

http://vr-zone.com/?i=3876&s=1

Anyway.... thanks for sharing .... :up: :up: :up: :up:

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Actually if u look more carefully there's no vDroop mod in that link u just posted.

Thats where I got the picture from and I just changed it with some paint skills for the vdroop mod.

Well, Thanks for that, I just did it on mine... 1.31 = 1.26 idle 1.22 load, now 1.2750 = 1.26 and steady even under load

Glad 2 see someone's making good use of it :D

Thanks ineedaname for this one.

My thoughts...:confused:
Looks like to me you did not have much of a droop anyway...
with that low of a vdroop i wouldnt of even touchd it ....

Cheers Hori

Ahhhhhhhhh thanks a lot... 3.6Ghz stable with 1.375v now... :) 12 hours of Orthos stable so far =]

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Originally Posted by Khalmyr

Ahhhhhhhhh thanks a lot... 3.6Ghz stable with 1.375v now... :) 12 hours of Orthos stable so far =]

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WOOOoooOOOOooo

Keep the good results coming.