Onepagebook
09-26-2006, 06:32 PM
Well , here we go, before I got this board, heard about some said it's awesome,
some said it's POS. I then decide to get this and try it by myself.
So it is here, let's see the real experience from me.:)
First of all, this is the appearance of the whole package. I don't know why Abit pick
this as their slogan..just so courious.
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/aw9dmax01.jpg
the first layer of the package; pretty interesting transparent windows..
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/aw9dmax02.jpg
finally, see the board;)
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/aw9dmax03.jpg
accessories:)
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/aw9dmax04.jpg
ok, let's see the board;)..whole scene:
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/aw9dmax05.jpg
CPU socket area , pretty clean and also the CPU vcore regulator used is different
than most Asus or other manufactures.
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/aw9dmax06.jpg
alright, now, let's look at Ra socket area, pretty rigid and massive power here;)
very special position of placing the cpu atx 12v.
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/aw9dmax07.jpg
let's see the left part of the board, PCIEX area.
well the space is good, but well, only one PCI slot?...:giveup:
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/aw9dmax08.jpg
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/aw9dmax09.jpg
how about the I/O area? That's pretty good for abit high end board that they
usually place a debug led at I/O area. I like it. but the bad is the location of floppy
socket placed.
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/aw9dmax10.jpg
now, let 's see some more pictures about the interested points:
the clock generator:
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/aw9dmax11.jpg
the rear I/O:
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/aw9dmax12.jpg
later, we will check BIOS key screens out.
**BTW: I think some of this board owners migh be frustrated is because they might be NOT aware of some
voltage values off from abit guru EQ especially if they are previously using Asus or other manufactures motherboards.
I can directly boot from bios by the following settings for DDR810(405fsb) 1:1:
CPU vcore: 1.45v(actual measurement is 1.39v)--->e6600 es b1
vdimm: 2.20v (actual is 2.24v)
vmch: 1.65v (no off)
memory timings:
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/ddr810timings.jpg
some said it's POS. I then decide to get this and try it by myself.
So it is here, let's see the real experience from me.:)
First of all, this is the appearance of the whole package. I don't know why Abit pick
this as their slogan..just so courious.
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/aw9dmax01.jpg
the first layer of the package; pretty interesting transparent windows..
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/aw9dmax02.jpg
finally, see the board;)
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/aw9dmax03.jpg
accessories:)
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/aw9dmax04.jpg
ok, let's see the board;)..whole scene:
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/aw9dmax05.jpg
CPU socket area , pretty clean and also the CPU vcore regulator used is different
than most Asus or other manufactures.
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/aw9dmax06.jpg
alright, now, let's look at Ra socket area, pretty rigid and massive power here;)
very special position of placing the cpu atx 12v.
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/aw9dmax07.jpg
let's see the left part of the board, PCIEX area.
well the space is good, but well, only one PCI slot?...:giveup:
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/aw9dmax08.jpg
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/aw9dmax09.jpg
how about the I/O area? That's pretty good for abit high end board that they
usually place a debug led at I/O area. I like it. but the bad is the location of floppy
socket placed.
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/aw9dmax10.jpg
now, let 's see some more pictures about the interested points:
the clock generator:
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/aw9dmax11.jpg
the rear I/O:
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/aw9dmax12.jpg
later, we will check BIOS key screens out.
**BTW: I think some of this board owners migh be frustrated is because they might be NOT aware of some
voltage values off from abit guru EQ especially if they are previously using Asus or other manufactures motherboards.
I can directly boot from bios by the following settings for DDR810(405fsb) 1:1:
CPU vcore: 1.45v(actual measurement is 1.39v)--->e6600 es b1
vdimm: 2.20v (actual is 2.24v)
vmch: 1.65v (no off)
memory timings:
http://www.bestoverclocking.com/onepagebook/aw9dmax/ddr810timings.jpg