**Official ABIT IP-35 Pro Review/Overclock/Guide Thread**

[taemun]

is that really an actual 0.13V droop from idle to load or a combination of the initial value not being what is set in the BIOS plus a droop for idle to load?

0.13V from indicated BIOS value to uGuru sensor whilst under load.

droop is normal for all boards...that is by intel design...they allow for droop...my droop under load is around 0.08 to 0.09v...you might have a 12v rail problem.

Yeah I thought the same thing about the +12V rail. Tried on three PSU's:
1> Silverstone ST85F (70A +12V)
2> Hiper Type-M 720W (brand new; 56A)
3> Corsair 620W (also brand new; 50A)

All give identical results.

i tell you right now..you are running to tight of memory settings for DDR-1100...you might think of boosting your Vdimm to 2.4v to see if that helps...OR...raise your timing to 5-5-5 with 2.2v...performance is barely going to change by jumping to 5-5-5.

Sorry, I didn't really make myself clear in the post.

My system goes from completely stable @ 1100 4-4-4 2.2V (4xMemTest in windows, MemTest86+ in "dos" etc) to unstable @ 533 5-5-5 2.2V or anything in-between and then back again to stable again for no particular reason. Many times I've come back in the morning to find it sitting @ BSOD, reboot once and it will say that registry is corrupt; power off system, wait 30 seconds, power it back on, and it'll happily run MemTest and boot windows etc. +1 confused. I've tried the BIOS resetting etc that someone mentioned over @ forums.uabit but to no avail.

Currently running 24/7 @ 1028 4-4-4-9 2.25V. Well trying to run 24/7, it BSOD's every now and then for fun

Unfortunately I don't have a 40mm fan on hand, i'll have to look into that

Someone later in the thread was asking if hot PWMs held back anyones OC, the answer is "YES". PWM's are "rated" at 135C, fine, but then the mobo sensor must be next to a PWM that is adequately connected to the HS, and another one isn't. My board is consistent, Primes happily up to ~84~85C PWM and BSOD/restart.

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