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09-21-2008
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| Vista Ultimate x64 | clock over-charging voltage Hi Mr GRiM here, I have a ASUS P5K SE mobo and in the bios in the voltage control section I have an option for clock over-charging voltage. which is set to Auto, does anybody know what this is and if it is worth changing? Is it to do with vdroop or somthing like that? |
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09-21-2008
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| ultimate 64 SP1 | Re: clock over-charging voltage This is a bit of a mystery!!!? i would leave it on auto.... this question has come up a few times elsewhere & the general consensus is to leave it alone... "The Clock Over-Charging Voltage option sets the additional voltage supplied to the board clock regulation circuitry....."   SK |
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