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10-19-2009, 03:23 AM
jmke

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Originally Posted by massman

Seems like we have a Foxconn employee among us :D

I was about to post that; BikerKS doesn't sound like an end user at all :clap:
10-19-2009, 03:24 AM
dctokyo

Found a Asus board that looks like A Lotes socket design.
Asus P7p55 Ws Supercomputer

http://forum.nexthardware.com/galler...T_COMPLRTO.jpg
10-19-2009, 03:25 AM
jmke

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stupid online warriors too.

Online warriors ?
10-19-2009, 04:51 AM
powergiga08

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Originally Posted by Nelly

It looks easy enough to change the ILM/Backplate ourselves, just a case of sourcing this: http://cn.lotes.cc/product_info.php?id=3289

http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/8784/1156ilmbp.jpg

Thanks for link !, I was wonder where can I buy it ? :shrug:

dg
10-19-2009, 05:03 AM
saaya

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Originally Posted by BikerKS

Hi@all
Your thread and the article @anandtech makes users worlwide crazy :ROTF: Young OC junkies here in Europe means P55 is :flame: .
It s a nice socket with only little problems :up: .

@ raju
- Can u tell us your proffesion ?
- Why not u show burnout socket with videocam ? ....youtube
- Before and after OC
- Clear new boards with LOTES vs Foxconn socket with new CPU
Only that makes 100% clearance for xtreme overclockers.

If not, 100000 technical people means you and the other "burnouter" are
only crazy panic entertainer vs Foxconn . U know the technical conditions ,that socket 1156 has 75Vcc pins less vs socket 1366 ? ..... its better manufactures limit VCore.

See u in David Letterman Show ? :rofl:

raja is very well known and trusted in the scene and most manufacturers have worked with him or do work with him now... who are YOU if i may ask? whats your profession and what makes you think this is all made up?
10-19-2009, 05:13 AM
Leeghoofd

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Originally Posted by BikerKS

Alzheimer's best friend ? :ROTF: I say it before.
No video- no reliably informed- about your proper working conditions ;)
Any sh*t is on youtube, .... When we will report @Anandtech burn socket like yours, we can use 2V Vcore with boxed cooler and send the pics to stupid online warriors too. :ROTF:
We mean u lift LOTES and others not fair in heaven .

Many high credible peeps have reported this burn phenomena (Massman, SF3D and now Raju) when doing high overclocks that something really goes wrong... And yes these guys usually don't do 24 hour prime sessions just raw LN2 or Phase benching...

There's a design flaw and their intention is NOT to bring a particular brand down, but to help the identify the problem. So it can be corrected before more end users(read overclockers) are being involved... :up:

And really 2 volts for a boxed cooler under stress, that's a video I would love to watch, even on youtube... :D

Plz don't act silly as you really are making a fool out of yaself... we got an issue here , just like it started with the Hyper rams ; believers and non believers at start... manufacturers withdrawing their products and so on...

The truth is out there, it's up to you if you want to see it : yes or no :shrug:
10-19-2009, 05:26 AM
Praz

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Originally Posted by massman

Seems like we have a Foxconn employee among us :D

Seems like this nonsense is being posted because of a certain motherboard manufacturer that is using the socket rather then the socket itself.
10-19-2009, 05:31 AM
Raja@ASUS

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Originally Posted by Praz

Seems like this nonsense is being posted because of a certain motherboard manufacturer that is using the socket rather then the socket itself.

yeah, all posts are GB centric from that user.
10-19-2009, 05:35 AM
saaya

fair enough, maybe we should ask staff to change the thread title to foxconn 1156 socket burn?
i dont know if anybody only reads the thread title, but if they do, they probably get the wrong idea...
this isnt a gb problem... well, until they confirmed they switched sockets it kinda is indirectly... but yeah, im sure you get what i mean.
the focus should be on 1156 socket, and maybe foxconn as well, not board makers...
10-19-2009, 06:13 AM
Jupiler

Quote:

Originally Posted by BikerKS

Hi@all
Your thread and the article @anandtech makes users worlwide crazy :ROTF: Young OC junkies here in Europe means P55 is :flame: .
It s a nice socket with only little problems :up: .

@ raju
- Can u tell us your proffesion ?
- Why not u show burnout socket with videocam ? ....youtube
- Before and after OC
- Clear new boards with LOTES vs Foxconn socket with new CPU
Only that makes 100% clearance for xtreme overclockers.

If not, 100000 technical people means you and the other "burnouter" are
only crazy panic entertainer vs Foxconn . U know the technical conditions ,that socket 1156 has 75Vcc pins less vs socket 1366 ? ..... its better manufactures limit VCore.

See u in David Letterman Show ? :rofl:

If you don't have anything useful to say here, then be quiet and stay our of this topic.

Make fun of some respected overclockers on this forum or trying to make them look like idiots isn't appreciated, so watch it.
10-19-2009, 11:04 AM
Kain XS

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Originally Posted by jmke

Online warriors ?

Yes, because this is an online gaming MMORPG isn´t it?
Oh, wait, no, this is Xtreme Systems. :shrug:
10-19-2009, 11:28 AM
massman

What's the difference? In MMORPG you need to increase experience points, on XS you need to increase posts.

//edit: fyi, above was not meant as a joke.
10-19-2009, 11:32 AM
Kain XS

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Originally Posted by massman

What's the difference? In MMORPG you need to increase experience points, on XS you need to increase posts.

It´s more like XS works for experience too. Posts mean nothing or they? :up:

Just to confirm, I´ve got ECS P55, ASRock P55 also and they don´t do very well contact. Just letting now since not many users try this brands here.

Regards.
10-19-2009, 12:27 PM
ReverendMaynard

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Originally Posted by saaya

raja is very well known and trusted in the scene and most manufacturers have worked with him or do work with him now... who are YOU if i may ask? whats your profession and what makes you think this is all made up?

He's sounds like he's involved in the design and is pee'd off that this thread has exposed some serious flaws.
10-19-2009, 01:41 PM
powergiga08

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Originally Posted by Kain XS

It´s more like XS works for experience too. Posts mean nothing or they? :up:

Just to confirm, I´ve got ECS P55, ASRock P55 also and they don´t do very well contact. Just letting now since not many users try this brands here.

Regards.

Which one Asrock P55M or Pro ?

Thanks,
dg
10-19-2009, 01:46 PM
Kain XS

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Originally Posted by powergiga08

Which one Asrock P55M or Pro ?

Thanks,
dg

P55 Deluxe and P55H-A from ECS.
Regards
10-19-2009, 03:07 PM
kiwi

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Originally Posted by saaya

fair enough, maybe we should ask staff to change the thread title to foxconn 1156 socket burn?

But most p55 boards do use foxconn don't they?

As for the problem itself, I have a few p55 boards available (foxconn) and I would gladly test and contribute to the topic but I am not ready to burn them all on my expense since my retailer will not RMA them 100% if they have physical damage visible
10-19-2009, 03:12 PM
Kain XS

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Originally Posted by kiwi

But most p55 boards do use foxconn don't they?

As for the problem itself, I have a few p55 boards available (foxconn) and I would gladly test and contribute to the topic but I am not ready to burn them all on my expense since my retailer will not RMA them 100% if they have physical damage visible

You could always try just mounting the CPU and checking the pin-pad contact. Other than that, you would be exposing it a little.
10-19-2009, 04:06 PM
Mav451

Haha holy crap, so are we actually going forward with the DIY LOTES socket now?
I mean I'm all about DIY, but this is probably the most nervous I would be. 2nd most would be bridge painting in 2002 lol.
10-19-2009, 06:10 PM
dctokyo

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Originally Posted by raju

thats the part Lathode that is all under wraps. I've had two vendors come forwards and show me what Foxconn sent them. Foxconn claim the issue was identified in May and that Intel were due to revise their design to rectify. Apprently these were supposed to be sample sockets with the issue and all issues were supposed to be in house in some vendor labs. Since then there have been issues reported on what is supposed to be the revised Foxconn socket (or samples that have gone into the wild on retail boards), so I'm not sure what to believe at this point. What some of the vendors have seens themselves is not centric to an earlier model or revision of socket.

raju,

Many thanks for this information, I wonder if anyone has the before and after pictures of the socket if it was changed? If there is a new version out, how do we spot it.
10-19-2009, 09:28 PM
CARLOS*A1

hello I'm worried that buying a evga ftw p55 and i5 750.

Fedex delivers Tomorrow I buy it at Amazon store.

Do if not do overclocking or sell parts in sealed box
10-19-2009, 09:48 PM
chuck4456

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Originally Posted by dctokyo

Found a Asus board that looks like A Lotes socket design.
Asus P7p55 Ws Supercomputer

http://forum.nexthardware.com/galler...T_COMPLRTO.jpg

Doc -
Are you sure that's the LOTES Socket?

This is mine on my UD4P -

http://img195.imageshack.us/img195/162/img1366d.jpg

and it's a FOXCONN.
I think my eyes are going anyway.
Anyway. Whoever made the socket on my board did some piss poor work.
I rechecked it 3 times and it's all good on the clampage but I don't like that offset at all. I'm sending GIG a pic.
10-19-2009, 10:14 PM
dctokyo

Hi chuck,

As I mention, looks like A Lotes socket design if you compare it to these pictures that Lathode very kindly posted here. LOTES Socket on top and FOXCONN below I think :shrug:
Maybe that is the new FOXCONN socket design?

http://home.comcast.net/~lathode/misc/lotes.jpg

http://home.comcast.net/~lathode/misc/foxconn.jpg

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Originally Posted by chuck4456

Doc -
Are you sure that's the LOTES Socket?

This is mine on my UD4P -

http://img195.imageshack.us/img195/162/img1366d.jpg

and it's a FOXCONN.
I think my eyes are going anyway.
Anyway. Whoever made the socket on my board did some piss poor work.
I rechecked it 3 times and it's all good on the clampage but I don't like that offset at all. I'm sending GIG a pic.
10-19-2009, 10:16 PM
STEvil

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Hey, looks like the retention lever isnt sitting evenly on the IHS?

You can see it in the P7p55 picture a little too (notice indentation tabs is longer indicating its a different socket).
10-19-2009, 10:23 PM
chew*

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Originally Posted by raju

Something strange going on for sure. Now we are talking lies unless we provide video evidence :rolleyes:

Heh I have a nice HD camera so you can see the contact burnout in full HD 1080P, I have the proper tools and I have the foxconn socket and an 860......

I would be more than happy to video my board catching on fire and give the rights to Anand. :D

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