Quote Originally Posted by GFORCE100 View Post
1) So the lead should be softer rather than harder? I was under the impression if the lead is softer it won't stick as well to draw a line between both points. I'll rub the lead off and use a 2B pencil then.

2) I'm at work now hence can't upload a photo. But it's the one shown in already existing photos, very near to the left DIMM slot. I'll upload a pic later.

3) No, I was looking at what Lavalsys Everest reports as even if it's not accurate, it should change after the vdroop mod right?

P.S Why are you so against the P5W DH and other Asus boards?
1) It's not related to the softness or hardness of the compound.Each type of pencil has got its own resistance 'value'.

2) Ok

3) That won't help.Especially if you didn't do what you had to.Vdroop is the voltage drop between idle & full load.
Lets say that you're supplying your CPU with 1.455V, and that's what you get at idle, but in full load the voltage drops to 1.428V ( example ), that's Vdroop.
To test your Vdroop mod, better get a DMM and read the Vcore voltage during idle & full CPU load.
Everest or PC Probe, etc won't help

P.S. I own these boards, I kinda like them, but I hate those stupid ( mainly ) BIOS bugs, and hate Asus for avoiding the community & their clients, especially when most of these bugs are easily fixed with a good BIOS release