I just finished my first volt mod :)

Biznatch · Apr 2, 2004

Well thanks to felinusz and his excellent post on how to voltmod the vcore, I was able to go get the parts and complete my first volt mod. I upped it by .1 so 2vcore is now 2.1 and the best part is my vcore is finally rock stable. It doesn't move at all

that was the one thing i hated about this board and now it's fixed. Thanks again felinusz

Psykoikonov · Apr 3, 2004

Nice goin Biznatch. Sure wish my Vcore would stop wandering

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Psyko

__TRONIK__ · Apr 3, 2004

mine is not fixed. After the mod it varys just a bit less, but it is still all over the joint. I even completely lowered the resistance to 0.

I range from 1.89 to 2.1 with a common core of 1.94-1.98 when set to 2.0.

__TRONIK__ · Apr 3, 2004

do I have to do teh vsense as well to get stable?

jonspd · Apr 4, 2004

The vsence should help it from woundering all over the place.

__TRONIK__ · Apr 4, 2004

excellent - good news!

marc999 · Apr 5, 2004

OK, what if you don't need more Vcore than what the BIOS allows (2.0 I believe) but you just want it to stop fluctuating all over the place? Can you just do the vsence mod only?

jonspd · Apr 6, 2004

Yes you can There is no reason you cant do the vsense mod and not the vcore or vise versa.

Biznatch · Apr 6, 2004

I didn't do the vsense mod. I don't plan on going over 2.1, so i only hooked up the vcore mod. I also noticed it is still fluctuating a little. If i set it at 1.8 it will be at 1.9 and fluctuate from 1.9-1.93 and that's it. The mod was easy and the only soldering i did was the ground wire to one of the fan connecters since i didn't have a 3 pin plug anywhere. I took pictures and i'll post them as soon as i get them on my comp and find a place to host.

I just finished my first volt mod :)

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