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VDROOP & Manual Voltage settings

nlel1975

nlel1975

nlel1975

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What is this vdroop I`m reading about. Is it that the voltage set in the BIOS is actually higher then the real voltage after "Vdroop".

So if you have your voltage set to auto and have your CPU at stock speeds it doesn't actually set 1.325v in the BIOS but something higher because of Vdroop. Is this right?

So if your setting manually and want 1.35v you have to set something higher then that in the BIOS to get 1.35v after vdroop? Is this right?
 
VDroop is a drop in the supplied Cpu voltage under load, you can either add 0.1v to compensate for this or some bios's allow adding a 0.1v.
Some mobo's can be simply volt modded to stop the drop.
 
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