Hmm... after some measures, I've found that the true vNB required for 4GHz is... actually real 1.732v - 1.742v. A northbridge voltage mod for ASUS P5E-VM HDMI is possible... but seems like we'll be dealing with adding resistors instead of pencils... oh well.
But my current board already has a +0.018v measure on the northbridge volt by default... so setting 1.71v in the BIOS gave me 1.732v real... barely enough for 4GHz... and that explains why I was able to get 4GHz to go more stable on this new board.
More reports to come in later!
Originally Posted by RunawayPrisoner
Hmm... after some measures, I've found that the true vNB required for 4GHz is... actually real 1.732v - 1.742v. A northbridge voltage mod for ASUS P5E-VM HDMI is possible... but seems like we'll be dealing with adding resistors instead of pencils... oh well.
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