Quote Originally Posted by wyemarn View Post
Would the Vdroop mod cause any harm to mobo or CPU? According the Intel and several tech sites, Vdroop is normal and Load Line Calibration should be disable.
I have seen also some advices that recommends to keep loadline calibration disabled to let the vcore droop under load, mostly for 45nm cpus. The mod, in some way, will affect the mb and the cpu as it changes theirs specifications.

Quote Originally Posted by wyemarn View Post
After doing the mod, Instead of Vdroop, my load Vcore, increased a little bit compared to idle.
Try to rise a bit the nb voltage, it may help to reduce the vcore a little.

Quote Originally Posted by INTREPID View Post
[Right now I'm trying to resolve a minor problem: Every so often after I reboot from windows, the P5E will not post (no beep & black screen) and I need to hit the reset button. I'm trying a bit more dram voltage and adding some VTT. See more sig for details Any suggestions?]
Same happened here with fsb higher than 1600. Now with vtt at auto, nb at 1,31v and giving +0.02v to the ram that issue seems to disappear up to 1700fsb but canīt confirm yet because still testing.