undervolting pin mod?

[SpeedEng66]

im wondering if anyone knows or has a link on how to undervolt the cpu via pin mod (my mb has no vcore adjustment)

I searched and searched the only link I can find is how to increase vcore
link for vcore increase via pin moddin

im trying to decrease the vcore on my htpc @ stock speed (1.8)

 

[SpeedEng66]

I guess no one knows
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[Zap]

Download the Desktop Datasheet for all the information you need. Specifically pages 14-15.

I'll need to know your default Vcore before I can figure out the next step.

 

[PlasmaBomb]

Originally posted by: Zap
Download the Desktop Datasheet for all the information you need. Specifically pages 14-15.

I'll need to know your default Vcore before I can figure out the next step.

Check the BIOS, or try CPU-z to find the voltage.

I don't think most MBs let you decrease the voltage, if the MB supports EIST you could try softmodding the CPUs voltage. Try RMClock http://cpu.rightmark.org/download/rmclock_235_bin.exe

Edit: More info from your sig to help others -
System -
CPU: Intel E2160 Stock HSF 1800MHz
Motherboard: Pc Chips P55G

 

[SpeedEng66]

Originally posted by: Zap
Download the Desktop Datasheet for all the information you need. Specifically pages 14-15.

I'll need to know your default Vcore before I can figure out the next step.

Zap you rock!!

current stock voltage is 1.325 ish

now here's a question should I pop the e2160 into my wife's p35a mb and find out whats the lowest it will run (stable with ortho)
or dont even bother because it's a different mb and just because it will run at xxx it does not mean it will run in my p55g @ xxx

?

 

[SpeedEng66]

Originally posted by: PlasmaBomb

Originally posted by: Zap
Download the Desktop Datasheet for all the information you need. Specifically pages 14-15.

I'll need to know your default Vcore before I can figure out the next step.

Check the BIOS, or try CPU-z to find the voltage.

I don't think most MBs let you decrease the voltage, if the MB supports EIST you could try softmodding the CPUs voltage. Try RMClock http://cpu.rightmark.org/download/rmclock_235_bin.exe

Edit: More info from your sig to help others -
System -
CPU: Intel E2160 Stock HSF 1800MHz
Motherboard: Pc Chips P55G

voltage is 1.325 under cpuz
the p55g does not offer any v-core adjustment

but I never knew about this RMClock I will be testing this this week end!!

Thanks for the info and link

 

[Zap]

Originally posted by: SpeedEng66
Zap you rock!!

I know, I get it all the time.

Try out RMClock first. If it works, then no need to do anything else.