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This mod is for reducing VDroop (not Vdrop) Thank you, i will provide the link to this post at buildazoid

closer again thank you

Closer Look ADP3290 Programmable Synchronous Buck Controller PDF https://www.onsemi.com/pub/Collateral/ADP3290-D.PDF

What is the resistance on the Asus P5Q-SE2? There are no images of my mb, only other similar ones I have highlighted what I believe are the correspondents, but it is only a hypothesis

thank you for your point of view, I am happy to have positive confirmations, even if I did not imagine the evolution of the gpu market, it was a coincidence. When I saw the memes about the owners of the 2080ti I assumed I made a mistake :)

Months ago, the day before the presentation of the 3090, I bought a 2080 TI on ebay I didn't need it, but due to the release of the new cards, the prices were very low. As soon as I saw the performance of the 3090 I realized I had made a mistake: it was on another level But now, many months...

I have systems from all eras, I like hw stability problems on NB

asus p5q se2 https://icecat.biz/it/p/asus/p5q+se2/motherboards-p5q+se2-1746824.html I need 1.5 Volt, but i can only select 1.2 - 1.3 - 1.4 Is there a mod or any other way ?

usually i go for the top of the line config of the year 2013 had Ivy-E - overall worst than Sandy-E (my 4960x was overall worst than this 3970x) 2014 had Haswell-E - 5960x 8 lazy cores

Some years have marked my life as a HW-Enthusiast more than others. I built some retro PCs to relive those times. 2008 : QX9770 + DDR2 RAM + GTX 280 / GTX 285 2010 : 980X + DDR3 RAM + GTX 580 2012 : 3970X + DDR3 RAM + GTX 680 / AMD 7970 / GTX Titan (for this pc i used a Gtx 780ti and a titan...

no, my pc is from 2012, my cpu is 3970x@5ghz from 2012 (intel 6/12 !) https://ark.intel.com/content/www/it/it/ark/products/70845/intel-core-i7-3970x-processor-extreme-edition-15m-cache-up-to-4-00-ghz.html AMD is using the same name of this old sandy-E

cpu is 3970x@5ghz - psu is capable (used it with a 7970ghz crossfire - 1200w workstation psu) (wrote different posts because the edit function is not working atm)