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    P5K Vanilla....

    Does anyone have a P5K Vanilla Vdroop mod? Also can you do these mods with a normal pencil?

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    its a little down in this thread

    http://xtremesystems.org/forums/show...=143133&page=4

    worked fine on mine with a #2 pencil

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    Quote Originally Posted by longhorn49 View Post
    its a little down in this thread

    http://xtremesystems.org/forums/show...=143133&page=4

    worked fine on mine with a #2 pencil
    Ok thanks and some quick questions:

    1) Why is VDroop so bad?


    2) Do I should shade in that area? To remove is for maybe RMA purposes..can I just erase it? (That's a serious question)
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    pencil marks can be wiped with your finger dude no worries

    make sure you use 2B pencil though
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    Quote Originally Posted by dinos22 View Post
    pencil marks can be wiped with your finger dude no worries

    make sure you use 2B pencil though
    2B? I was going to use a #2 HB pencil..or a .5 HB Mechanical pencil. Is that alright?

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    the vdroop is bad because its only 6 phase, thats why i switched mine out for a p5k-e since it uses an 8 phase power management.

    I used a mechanical pencil and it worked perfectly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by longhorn49 View Post
    the vdroop is bad because its only 6 phase, thats why i switched mine out for a p5k-e since it uses an 8 phase power management.

    I used a mechanical pencil and it worked perfectly.
    it's not just that

    i have an 8-phase P5B DLX WIFI and it vdrooped like mad......that is just the way they make them but a couple of strokes with a 2B pencil in the right spot will fix that
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    Quote Originally Posted by v a d e R` View Post
    2B? I was going to use a #2 HB pencil..or a .5 HB Mechanical pencil. Is that alright?
    give it a shot

    i tried with some HB pencil i had and it didn't work

    2B worked great
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    Quote Originally Posted by dinos22 View Post
    give it a shot

    i tried with some HB pencil i had and it didn't work

    2B worked great
    Alrite thanks man! So just 2 strokes or so on top of that resistor or w/e it is (the thing enclosed in the red)

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    Quote Originally Posted by v a d e R` View Post
    Alrite thanks man! So just 2 strokes or so on top of that resistor or w/e it is (the thing enclosed in the red)

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    yeah dude

    is set a vcore and other values and hit smallFFT Orthos for 5 minutes and looks at the Set Bios value > Windows Idle value > Windows Load value

    DMM measured

    and then do one stroke (system turned off)

    go back into windows and repeat the test ( and play by ear )
    the idea is to stop vdroop BUT pencil mod improved vdrop as well.... hence why i go stroke by stroke
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    Quote Originally Posted by dinos22 View Post
    yeah dude

    is set a vcore and other values and hit smallFFT Orthos for 5 minutes and looks at the Set Bios value > Windows Idle value > Windows Load value

    DMM measured

    and then do one stroke (system turned off)

    go back into windows and repeat the test ( and play by ear )
    the idea is to stop vdroop BUT pencil mod improved vdrop as well.... hence why i go stroke by stroke
    What happens if you do too many strokes?

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    Quote Originally Posted by v a d e R` View Post
    What happens if you do too many strokes?
    i don't think you can do too many

    but sometimes adding more will set you back with worse settings because the initial pencil markings get stuffed

    you can also measure resistance with DMM but i'm such a n00b with the DMM i don't even know how to do that properly lol....my stupid DMM is not like my mate's Fluke....i have a load of settings to click on to get it right lol and his one's got 5 or 6 and you don't have to set it to specific range
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    Quote Originally Posted by dinos22 View Post
    i don't think you can do too many

    but sometimes adding more will set you back with worse settings because the initial pencil markings get stuffed

    you can also measure resistance with DMM but i'm such a n00b with the DMM i don't even know how to do that properly lol....my stupid DMM is not like my mate's Fluke....i have a load of settings to click on to get it right lol and his one's got 5 or 6 and you don't have to set it to specific range
    Ok, thanks for all your help! I got the basic gist of things now. Set OC>Run Orthos test you mentioned>Check voltages>Add Strokes>recheck voltages.

    Thanks!(And If anything goes wrong I always got an eraser )

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    ROFL = eraser hahaha

    you can use an earbud and some alcohol too if there's a dark spot but i don't think you can kill the mobo with that
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    Quote Originally Posted by dinos22 View Post
    ROFL = eraser hahaha

    you can use an earbud and some alcohol too if there's a dark spot but i don't think you can kill the mobo with that
    Ok cool man I think 2 easy strokes would do me fine, thanks a lot!

    Since you've already had experiences with the Asus heat pipe on the P5K vanilla, can you please go to this thread and give your input? http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=146714


    thanks!

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