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Just got this in an email from a friend at Abit.
The BH7 will be available in another 2-3 weeks as well (he was responding to another series of emails about the new revision on the NF7-S mobos and I mentioned the BH7 as a good overclocking board with 4 phase power)
which are the vc....and v-dimm....v-agp for this new mobo??Quote:
Originally posted by WxChaser
Just got this in an email from a friend at Abit.
The BH7 will be available in another 2-3 weeks as well (he was responding to another series of emails about the new revision on the NF7-S mobos and I mentioned the BH7 as a good overclocking board with 4 phase power)
ciao
Yeah I got an Email about the BH7 too. I will be getting a sample from Abit to do a review so lets see how overclockable this board really is.
--NY
NY please PM me with the link to your review - sounds like a good board but curious about the 4 phase power and it's "benefits".
It just sounds like a good design this time from Abit.
Will do m8, Abit said I should have it next week some time, so I should have the review ready within a week after that.
I just ordered a 2.4 533 (Had to sell off one my my AMD rigs to afford it) so I should have that soon. Though I may have a learning curve with it since I have not had an Intel Setup since the PI days...Any tips would be appreciated.
--NY
I'm looking forward to your impressions on this board, as Abit has told me about it's potential already here. I've even been thinking of builiding my next system as a P4 HT beast (I like the ungodly FSB speeds). I've build out about 20 AMD systems recently, and Pentiums for other friends, but have not build an Intel rig for myself in a long long time. I have to admit, if Abit engineered the 4 phase power properly, used the right caps, and all the memory slots work as advertised, this should be one kick ass board.
i am starting to get a little tired of seeing so many different mobo but same chipset from abit.... be7, then the max series, and now this....
they just can't get it done at once?
They need to diversify. NOt everyone can afford the IT7 max series.:)
I just looked in the bios file for this mobo.
The v-core can go from 5% to 33% over stock voltage. So for 1.5V your looking at up to 1.995V.
The Memory voltage goes to 3.05.
The AGP shows 1.5V and 1.6V.
OPP
These are quite impressive voltages for a abit mobo!
Thanx for the info, Oppainter! :)
What about that review you wanted to do, NY?
Did you recieve it yet? :confused:
Abit says that it should be in their warehouse early next week and they said I should have it in my hands shortly there after. So hopefully I should have a review posted not too long after that.
--NY
Thanks NY...looking forward to it. My rev 1.2 Abit board is rock stable, love the thing so far, they definitely improved the AMD side of the house.
Just got word that the BH7 is in Abits warehouse...so it should be showing up in online stores very soon.
I should have mine in a few days and will hopefully have a review available shortly there after.
--NY
The BH7 is now available at www.excaliberpc.com
Board has some nice OC'ing options. Still in the middle of the review but gonna hook the prommy up soon. Hope to see some nice results.
Chong
How's that review coming, Chong?
:p
http://www.extremeoverclocking.com/r...BIT_BH7_1.html
The board was nice and this review is not very comparative but we do show the overclocking part which in our minds is important.
Chong:toast:
Good informative review there Chong. Kudos:D