Quote Originally Posted by KTE View Post
Thanks Ryder, thats actually looking very good since the heat load is quite large... two things:

- evap temp. is stuck?
- damn high vdroop there
On DFI's board you can set the vdroop control ON and OFF. When it's off it wont droop for nothing and when it's on it will give the cpu a break when it's needed...

Ryder is using it ON so the vDroop is perfectly normal and you will find that the Intel cores loves that for stability and in fact they need it. Differently from AMD's that prefer no droop at all.