BTW, isn't it possible to undervolt more then the official selections by using the pin method ?

Pin method: Using tiny wires between the Vcc or Gnd pins in the socket and the right VID-pins to override the Voltage-ID. (same method as overriding multipliers just doing it on the VID in stead)

Tomshardware is reporting on voltage-range for a handfull of Nfroce2 Ultra 400 Motherboards: * Abit NF7-S 2.0: 1.1 to 1.85V in 0.05V increments * Aopen AK79D-400Max: 1.1 to 1.85V in 0.05V increments * Asus A7N8X Deluxe: 1.65 to 1.85V in 0.025V increments * DFI LANParty NFII Ultra: 1.1 to 2.00V in 0....

aristide1 wrote:Ok, so the last post was 4 months ago, I'm slow.

No, it's was just 12 days old when you posted. (25. Mars 2003)

You must have looked at the date when the last poster became a member of the forum (30. Januar 2003)

I just found a french link that tells us what voltages a handful of Nforce2
based motherboards support. BTW. "Tension CPU" = "CPU Voltage".

There is a thread about this in a norwegian forum. Shortly translated: "AveMORphine" Can adjust his Epox 8RDA+ (Nforce2 chipsett) down to 1.4V. The online manual understates this by saying: "CPU Voltage Regulator This Item allows you to set the CPU Vcore voltage. Options: 1.400V to 2.200V in 0.025V ...