09-17-07, 04:29 PM
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overclocking on eVGA 680i
Had a quick look on google but cant find anything relevant.
My problem is that I ask for 1.47v and I get 1.42v. Im not sure what kind of impact this has but it is sure annoying. Some times the drop is even higher  Can I solve this? (is it vdrop they are refering to. Apparently I need some sort of fix. :S ) cheers |
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09-19-07, 08:30 AM
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Re: overclocking on eVGA 680i
This is normal with a 680I SLI ,the temps always read lower then what you set then at .
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09-19-07, 10:56 AM
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Re: overclocking on eVGA 680i
Yeah, I have mine set @ 1.325v and cpu-z reports 1.295v
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09-19-07, 11:24 AM
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Re: overclocking on eVGA 680i
it is the suxxors though
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09-19-07, 11:24 AM
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Re: overclocking on eVGA 680i
and the ****ers @ eVGA want my credit card details AGAIN.
wtf is up with those dudes :@ |
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10-01-07, 06:17 PM
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Horus the pointy master
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Re: overclocking on eVGA 680i
you'll get vdrop on almost any mobo you buy, some worse than others. It is just something you put up with unless you mod your mobo. Sucks
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10-02-07, 05:51 AM
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Re: overclocking on eVGA 680i
Yes this is normal with most, if not all boards. I have to say though my Asus P5K has very little vdrop. A dream to own
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10-02-07, 07:20 AM
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Re: overclocking on eVGA 680i
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To the OP: It's called "v-droop" and happens when the board loses voltage when a load is placed on it. There's really no cure for it aside from occasional do-it-yourself mods. I know that the P5B Deluxe has this with a quad until you mark over one of the regulators with a #2 pencil.
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