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Processor | C2D E8400 @ 3.60GHz |
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Motherboard | ASUS P5Q-Pro w/ extra Vreg HS |
Cooling | Apogee GTX, 2x120mm DD, MCP-1000P Res/Pump, all 3/8" 7x80mm (4x push/pull, 2x exhaust, 1x side) |
Memory | 2 x 1GB Corsair Dominator DDR2 1066 @ 800 (4-3-3-6) |
Video Card(s) | EVGA 9800GTX+ |
Storage | 3 x 80 GB WD SATA300 (2x RAID 0) |
Display(s) | Scepter x37 1080p 37" LCD & Samsung 204B |
Case | CoolerMaster HAF932 |
Audio Device(s) | Onboard |
Power Supply | Mushkin HP-580AP (C/O TPU!) |
Software | Vista Ultimate (32-bit) |
I haven't seen much of this around these forums, thanks to http://forum.insanelymac.com, and www.insanelymac.com.
First off, this is NOT the same mod as the P5K deluxe! The layout is slightly different.
I also read the deluxe doesn't even need a vdroop mod b/c it has a voltage damper setting (in bios) that works.
See the P5k Deluxe mod here
OK this was SUPER easy. No dis-assembly required (if you have a fairly steady hand).
Only supplies - a SOFT pencil -
I read a regular #2 pencil (or 2HB) will work, but I decided to dig out an old #2B I had lying around. I also found a #4 and judging from that, the higher the number the harder the lead.
Go up and down with the soft pencil, and color in the top of the capacitor circled in the pic. When you open the thumbnail, the picture is pretty big, but the capacitor is clearly circled and noticably 'off color' from the graphite I laid down.
There is a resistor on the cpu socket side with the number 104 on it, and a cap to the right
Sorry it's blurry, I didn't disconnect ANY cables, so getting a good shot was near impossible.
Original info from here
- It would be really cool if someone can PM me the correct way to do thumbnails
Enjoy
First off, this is NOT the same mod as the P5K deluxe! The layout is slightly different.
I also read the deluxe doesn't even need a vdroop mod b/c it has a voltage damper setting (in bios) that works.
See the P5k Deluxe mod here
OK this was SUPER easy. No dis-assembly required (if you have a fairly steady hand).
Only supplies - a SOFT pencil -
I read a regular #2 pencil (or 2HB) will work, but I decided to dig out an old #2B I had lying around. I also found a #4 and judging from that, the higher the number the harder the lead.
Go up and down with the soft pencil, and color in the top of the capacitor circled in the pic. When you open the thumbnail, the picture is pretty big, but the capacitor is clearly circled and noticably 'off color' from the graphite I laid down.
There is a resistor on the cpu socket side with the number 104 on it, and a cap to the right
Sorry it's blurry, I didn't disconnect ANY cables, so getting a good shot was near impossible.
Original info from here
- It would be really cool if someone can PM me the correct way to do thumbnails
Enjoy