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Hey guys ive been eyeballing an Asus RE3 but have also noticed the EVGA FTW3. How do the 2 boards compare to one another? Ive come across many asus reviews but not too many in depth reviews on the EVGA. Any pros or cons between the two or specific reasons why I should pick one board over the other? Thanks in advance.
bloomfield or gulftown?
bloomfield
i have rexIII p6t7-supercomputer and 2 e760 classifieds
and i tested alot more :rofl::ROTF:
grab a e760 classy and dont look back
Thx for the info. I considered the e768 because it happened to be more updated so I assumed it was better than the E768. I noticed your not a fan of the RE3 any particular reason why?
my board wont go any higher than 214blk with any of my 3 bloomfieldsQuote:
Originally Posted by ForReal
when i had a gulftown chip it did 220blk
its got a below average x58 chip
i've played with 10+ x58 boards and my rexIII did lowest blk just my luck lol
i sold my ramapage II gene cause it only did 222blk lol and my rexII cause it only did 229blk lol
Thats not the first time I have heard that about those boards. Whats your take on the E768 since its the most updated version of the evga boards. I do like the usb 3.0 and the sata 6gbps ports especially when running crucial ssd's in raid. I am running a single 480gtx with the posibly of going sli in the future so I am not sure if the E760 is worth it.
i had a e758 and it suked ass this is just updated with usb3 n sata6Quote:
Originally Posted by ForReal
ram voltage would droop like crazy
i'd get a e760 and a 6gbps card
i would actually get a 762 since its cheaper:D on sale for 279 after mir
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...-059-_-Product
lol such a big board for a guy who not sure he will go sli. Well thanks for the info at least I know which evga board is best. What your take on quality ram im looking for 2000mhz kits. Im debating between gskill, corsair gt, or super talents. There are many tri channel kits and im looking for something beastly.
i bought a spare set of mushkin 1600 6-8-6 ram it does 1800 cas6Quote:
Originally Posted by ForReal
got it for 150$ after mir lol
buy the supertalent 2k cas8:up: just make sure you put a fan on em
you dont need to run 2000mhz around 1700 cas6 is best for 24/7
I see you wouldnt run above 1700 for 24/7 use? I wanted to see what it would be like running them at there rated speeds or am I nuts?
it just takes too much vtt voltage to run 2000mhz+ 24/7 when 1650-1700mhz cas6 is actually just as fast maybe even fasterQuote:
Originally Posted by ForReal
for playin around i dont mind pumpin in 1.55v qpi vtt but for 24/7 no thanks
I hear ya. Perhaps I wont spend so much on a set I will not utilize as much.
Integrated support for SMT four processing cores with multiple threads, allowing up to 8 simultaneous threads per processor core of L1 is 64KB, which includes 32KB +32 KB instruction data on each core has 256KB of L2 cache, 8MB of L3 four core shared cache Bloomfield core structure diagram