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VAgp is the voltage fed to the agp-port, but on some motherboards (including these) it is also the voltage the chipset runs at. This is why a very sensitive gfx-card might crap out because of this, but most cards handle it fine, theoretically it should help gfx-card ocs too.Blue_dog said:I'm using the 1016 bios. I thought that only affected the video card voltage?
Egrimm said:VAgp is the voltage fed to the agp-port, but on some motherboards (including these) it is also the voltage the chipset runs at. This is why a very sensitive gfx-card might crap out because of this, but most cards handle it fine, theoretically it should help gfx-card ocs too.
Just beware that the northbridge tend to get noticably hotter when fed more voltage (no big surprise).