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Soldering Mod Advice
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26-01-2006 04:27PM#1ok, I thought I'd make the title interesting so that people would take a peek
you probably thought of a pc with grass growing on the top, right 
anyway, the actual title should be Sold-ering mod advice. Basically, I'm wondering if anyone has ever done vcore droop mods to their motherboards, and if they found it really difficult. If you don't know what a vcore droop mod is, look here.
Anyway, these photos are under extremely high magnification, as you can tell by the size of the bolt-holes for the heatsink bracket. So I'm wondering if anyone from this forum has ever attempted a soldering job that small and how you got on with it?
Cheers for any info,
C
& for anyone wondering, the reason I want to do this is because vcore instability is messing with my overclock....I've set vcore to 1.6, and it ranges from 1.66 to 1.47. apparently a p4 can take about .1 volt variance, .2 is just too much...0
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