GA X38(T) DQ6 vCore & vDrooping MOD

okay,friends ask me how to do the vcore and vdrooping mod
on ga x38 t dq6, here is the vmod, i have tested and works well.
if u want to do those vmod, take all responsibility by urself
be ware after the vmod will lose ur warranty

* for vdrooping , solder a 5k pot , and adjust to 2.1k after soldered.
and suggest u turnoff the loadline calibration in bios feature.

* for vcore mod, solder a 500k or 50k,20k vr another side connect to ground
adjust the vr, til what u want vcore, remember the lower resisitors will get
higher vcore voltage.

http://pic.xfastest.com/hicookie/Gig...8dq6vmod01.png

http://pic.xfastest.com/hicookie/Gig...8dq6vmod02.png

sorry, the picture is not clear,
here is another backup picuture found from my harddrive.

vdrooping mod connect the red spot,
and vcore mod solder the green spot another way goes to ground.

http://pic.xfastest.com/hicookie/Gig...t_dq6_0015.jpg

Images are very unclear, and you should write "DQ6" in the title, I have X38-DS5 but PWM area is different and so your vmods do not apply.

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Originally Posted by xoqolatl

Images are very unclear, and you should write "DQ6" in the title, I have X38-DS5 but PWM area is different and so your vmods do not apply.

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thanks , i revised the thread and upload another clear backup picture.

As I am not self-confident enough for real Vmod, I'd like to know if it was possible to just do a pencil vdroopmod on the X38T-DQ6 motherboard. Could someone help me finding the place to read the applied Vcore and the place to perform that pencil-mod ?

Or even better, how to search by my own.

I'm not used to that hardware domain and need some help starting it carefully.
Thanks for that topic already.