I know there are CPU, Vdroop, and memory mods. But what is the effect of these? Do the CPU and memory mods just give you more voltage? Does the Vdroop decrease voltage droop?
I know there are CPU, Vdroop, and memory mods. But what is the effect of these? Do the CPU and memory mods just give you more voltage? Does the Vdroop decrease voltage droop?
Q6600 G0 - 4870 512MB - 4GB DDR3-1600 - GA-EP45-DS3R - 2 x 7200.10 RAID 0 - OP650
Yes.. as their respective names said
Thanks. I am not interested in pumping too much voltage into my processor or memory. But I would like to decrease Vdroop. Is this worthwhile to do? What are the effects of a decreased Vdroop?
Q6600 G0 - 4870 512MB - 4GB DDR3-1600 - GA-EP45-DS3R - 2 x 7200.10 RAID 0 - OP650
Yes.
It will decrease the variation between idle and full load CPU power supplying voltage.
It will maybe give you a little more oc potensial, and lower your idle temp
Asus Rampage II Gene - i7 920 D0 Lapped - Lapped Noctua NH12U-F
Sapphire HD4870 X2 - 6GB Corsair Dominator GT@T1 - Windows 7 x64
2 x WD Velociraptor 150GB Raid 0 - 500GB Samsung T166
Antec ThreeHundred - Samsung A656 40"- TX650W
The Vdroop mod works really well. I was able to drop my Vcore in Bios from 1.48 to 1.45 with no loss in stability.
Asus P5B Deluxe Core 2 E6600 3.6Ghz@400fsb
Watercooled with Whitewater and MC50 blocks, Rad with 4 120mm fans
Gskill pc8000@1200 5-4-4-5 2.45v
X850XT PE 660/650 9120 3dmark05
Pro Power & Cooling 510
Agree my asus kt600 works fine now on vdrops.
but how do u do it, ive been searching this forum from top to bottom and all i find is people doing it but not saying how they done it or a link to do it
E6600 @ 3.4ghz 425*8 1.585 (1.49 vdrop)
Asus P5B 0806
Geil 2x1GB DDR800 4-4-4-12 @ 850 -4-5-5-12
X1900XT 512MB
Ernermax lib 620 watts
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