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Limp Gawd
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- Jan 12, 2005
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I just did the P4C800 Vdrop mod from malvescorner.net and this thing rocks!!
I have the P4P800-E Deluxe Revision 1.02 and i did the mod for the P4C800 because the resistors on my board looked like the ones on the P4C800.
Anyways it worked perfectly and allowed me to raise my overclock. I soldered a 50K timmer set to 28k to the board and turned it on. One thing that happened
that i did not expect from this mod was it also raised my vcore by about .4 volts so now
i can run my prescott at 1.62 - 1.64 volts.
Now my vcore almost never fluxuates and if it does it goes up not down.
Before the mod i coulld only SuperPi @3840
Here is some proof for all those Nay-Sayers a 3.2E @3952 stable on H20
Here is a picture of my mod (sorry for the bad pic but i alread put the computer back together when i took this)
I have the P4P800-E Deluxe Revision 1.02 and i did the mod for the P4C800 because the resistors on my board looked like the ones on the P4C800.
Anyways it worked perfectly and allowed me to raise my overclock. I soldered a 50K timmer set to 28k to the board and turned it on. One thing that happened
that i did not expect from this mod was it also raised my vcore by about .4 volts so now
i can run my prescott at 1.62 - 1.64 volts.
Now my vcore almost never fluxuates and if it does it goes up not down.
Before the mod i coulld only SuperPi @3840
Here is some proof for all those Nay-Sayers a 3.2E @3952 stable on H20
Here is a picture of my mod (sorry for the bad pic but i alread put the computer back together when i took this)