thats not vDROOP, that is what has been coined around the forums as "vDROP". vDROOP is the difference in vCORE between idle and load, not BIOS selected and idle.Originally Posted by yeahoo
thats not vDROOP, that is what has been coined around the forums as "vDROP". vDROOP is the difference in vCORE between idle and load, not BIOS selected and idle.
i don't quote in my signature, but best WR ever...i can't even make that shyt up ^^^
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