Quote Originally Posted by ThatGuy16 View Post
The vdroop isn't that bad, i mean look at those asus boards

Mine is 1.23v windows/idle, and 1.216v on load.
Ya, look at the ASUS boards, alll their P35, X38, and X48 have a BIOS feature to zero out vdroop under loading to equal of what BIOS reads. In some cobbos of FSBT, PLL and GTL, you can actuall get a vboost under load so less at idle. For my Q6600 at 480x8 I get 1.480v idle and 1.488v loaded. There is a combo to zero it out but I like the boost so I can idle at less.

I was told by some other Gigabyte user, that this mobo was supposed to offer something close like ASUS's own "Loadline Calibration" What is it if any? Cause my Gigabyte P35 version vdroops to as much as 0.06 in some cobbo or no less then 0.04v on average or stock.