I think it has to do with his new avatar. Just my guess.
Ok I read it... and most of it went over my head. Honestly, I am not an engineer nor do I have a good grasp on electrical subsystems. That is beyond my current skill level. I do understand the basic concept... its cheaper lol.
My problems is I have to keep my vcore at 1.41875 (CPU-Z reports 1.44v 8O ) to achieve 1.375vcore underload on my current board (which is outside the standards for the board, so I am exchanging it). So it seems to me it causes problems when overlocking, but they don't design processors to be OC'd necessarily.
Can't wait for my replacement RD600... back to .002v vdroop.
DFI FTW!