**Official DFI LanParty UT X48-T2R(and LT) Discussion

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03-31-2008, 11:25 AM
PnoT

Quote:

Originally Posted by gersson

That's what my initial thought was but:

What I bought:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231122
What I WOULD buy:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231166

$159.98 VS $289.98! :eek:

Unless someone has some better ram for a lot less. I wouldn't consider downgrading from less than 8GB, though...

I purchased the 4 gig pack in your link and they're running really great on this board so far.
03-31-2008, 12:25 PM
shawn1998

Quote:

Originally Posted by palese

Newegg not so friendly returns anymore, now 15% restocking fee and you pay return shipping even if item is defective. I received my DFI X48 from them DOA and can not get refund even with the fact that its one day old, replacement only. On top of that I must pay return shipping. I understand the restocking fee and shipping fee on a new product you do not want but why do I pay return shipping on a defective product.:down:

I returned my DFI X48 today and recieved a full refund and shipping paid for. I tried to get an exchange, but it is out of stock. I guess I got lucky!
03-31-2008, 03:26 PM
palese

Quote:

Originally Posted by shawn1998

I returned my DFI X48 today and recieved a full refund and shipping paid for. I tried to get an exchange, but it is out of stock. I guess I got lucky!

Lucky me, I did RMA Saturday and no doubt got the last one :ROTF: Anyone want to buy new board when I get it back:)
03-31-2008, 03:35 PM
Jor3lBR

Costumer's Rights

Quote:

Originally Posted by palese

Newegg not so friendly returns anymore, now 15% restocking fee and you pay return shipping even if item is defective. I received my DFI X48 from them DOA and can not get refund even with the fact that its one day old, replacement only. On top of that I must pay return shipping. I understand the restocking fee and shipping fee on a new product you do not want but why do I pay return shipping on a defective product.:down:

Quote:

Originally Posted by shawn1998

I returned my DFI X48 today and received a full refund and shipping paid for. I tried to get an exchange, but it is out of stock. I guess I got lucky!

If you know how to exercise you RIGHTS as a consumer and talk to the right people and documents all your letters to and from the store you will find that almost all of their return policy s are bullocks and they WILL pay for return shipping and they WILL send money or another exact item and they WILL not charge you restocking fee (this made me laugh do, Restocking Fee over a defective item, what do you think they gonna restock a defective item for).

Best of luck!
03-31-2008, 05:03 PM
PnoT

I'm slowly working my way up but I'm up to 3997Mhz @ 1.28v on air. I've left everything at default other than the volts on the cpu and 1 bump on the NB.

I'm trying to take a screenshot with SnagIT (my favorite tool) but i have black and grey lines running through the screen when i hit the print scrn key.. bleh.
03-31-2008, 05:51 PM
MFM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PnoT

I'm slowly working my way up but I'm up to 3997Mhz @ 1.28v on air. I've left everything at default other than the volts on the cpu and 1 bump on the NB.

I'm trying to take a screenshot with SnagIT (my favorite tool) but i have black and grey lines running through the screen when i hit the print scrn key.. bleh.

Update your NVidia drivers to 174.74 (beta), and u've your problem solved! :up:
04-01-2008, 03:52 AM
NoobCake

Hey guys,

I am going to be purchasing this board soon along with 4x1GB OCZ Reapers HPC Edition 6400.. but i would like to know how would this perform with 4 sticks of ram? would it be OC'ing a bit better? Im also new to DFI and coming from a asus owner, had a few asus boards, p5k deluxe etc.. Want to try something different :)

or would i be better of getting some Kingston HyperX 1066 mhz stuff to give it head room hence 4 sticks?

Thanks guys
04-01-2008, 05:43 AM
cstkl1

Quote:

Originally Posted by NoobCake

Hey guys,

I am going to be purchasing this board soon along with 4x1GB OCZ Reapers HPC Edition 6400.. but i would like to know how would this perform with 4 sticks of ram? would it be OC'ing a bit better? Im also new to DFI and coming from a asus owner, had a few asus boards, p5k deluxe etc.. Want to try something different :)

or would i be better of getting some Kingston HyperX 1066 mhz stuff to give it head room hence 4 sticks?

Thanks guys

hmm since ure going to buy those..
get team xtreem PC2-8500 Cl5's if ure going for 4 sticks..
pretty good on this mobo
and if 2 stick 4gb's i'd go with the mushkin redlines or cheaper still the ocz reaper X.
04-01-2008, 06:56 AM
CoolZone

Can anyone post some photos with the Thermalright Ultra Extreme 120 mounted?

Anyone here also said they succeeded to mount this cooler vertically with the stock cooler on.Can I see some photos please?

Thanks in advance!
04-01-2008, 07:12 AM
gersson

Quote:

Originally Posted by CoolZone

Can anyone post some photos with the Thermalright Ultra Extreme 120 mounted?

Anyone here also said they succeeded to mount this cooler vertically with the stock cooler on.Can I see some photos please?

Thanks in advance!

It will fit no problem if mounted horizontally.
I have a 120x38mm fan on mine and it fits! The fan rests on the base of the NB cooler but it works well. It even helps cool the NB, I suppose.
04-01-2008, 07:21 AM
cbutters

Quote:

Originally Posted by CoolZone

Can anyone post some photos with the Thermalright Ultra Extreme 120 mounted?

Anyone here also said they succeeded to mount this cooler vertically with the stock cooler on.Can I see some photos please?

Thanks in advance!

I posted many pictures earlier in the thread with the Thermalright Ultra Extreme 120 mounted. See post # 274
04-01-2008, 08:11 AM
axis

Quote:

Originally Posted by CoolZone

Can anyone post some photos with the Thermalright Ultra Extreme 120 mounted?

Anyone here also said they succeeded to mount this cooler vertically with the stock cooler on.Can I see some photos please?

Thanks in advance!

I just put mine together yesterday and the TRUE does fit well when mounted horizontally. It also allows you the option to run the NB HS passive as the TRUE 120mm fan will draw air through the NB HS fins. This is assuming you have a push system going on your TRUE. Mounting it vertically can be done but it comes at a cost. It won't mount in stock form, the top "shelf", of the NB HS, hits the outer heatpipe on the TRUE. I actually ground one side of that "shelf" by a few mm and it fit fine. The problem I then noticed was that getting good airflow to the NB HS in this configuration would be VERY challenging unless you moved your GPU to one of the lower PCIE X16 slots. This also comes at a cost of lack of good air to the SB HS. I decided that horizontaly would be the most ideal postion. Mounting it this was does decrease the aiflow to the PWM area but the heatsink is cool to the touch so I think it's ok.
04-01-2008, 10:53 AM
CoolZone

Quote:

Originally Posted by cbutters

I posted many pictures earlier in the thread with the Thermalright Ultra Extreme 120 mounted. See post # 274

I saw those,they are cool,but you have a case with the power supply mounted down,not up,like most of us.It is not very recommended to draw hot air into the power supply.If you mount the fan to push air into the NB cooler,you overheat the video card,which is already heated up.

Any other solutions to this?I wonder if all the motherboards with X38/X48 have this problem and cannot mount the Tr 120 Extreme vertically.From my oppinion,the vertical position is the ideal one.You have one fan that draws air from the case,cools the CPU fan,the PWM area,and then the air goes out with the help of the fan that is mounted on the back of the case.

If I choose to go with Noctua NH-U12P,will I have the same problem,or I could mount it vertically without a hitch.I am aware that the Thermalright 120 Ultra extreme is the best on the market.

Also,if I decide to replace the stock cooling with a Noctua U6,will I have the same problems or the mounting problem will be solved?
04-01-2008, 01:51 PM
axis

Quote:

Originally Posted by CoolZone

I saw those,they are cool,but you have a case with the power supply mounted down,not up,like most of us.It is not very recommended to draw hot air into the power supply.If you mount the fan to push air into the NB cooler,you overheat the video card,which is already heated up.

Any other solutions to this?I wonder if all the motherboards with X38/X48 have this problem and cannot mount the Tr 120 Extreme vertically.From my oppinion,the vertical position is the ideal one.You have one fan that draws air from the case,cools the CPU fan,the PWM area,and then the air goes out with the help of the fan that is mounted on the back of the case.

If I choose to go with Noctua NH-U12P,will I have the same problem,or I could mount it vertically without a hitch.I am aware that the Thermalright 120 Ultra extreme is the best on the market.

Also,if I decide to replace the stock cooling with a Noctua U6,will I have the same problems or the mounting problem will be solved?

Just from looking at the Noctuas, it appears as though they won't work. The stock HS has the fins offset from the base and it BARELY fits. I could be wrong, i'm just going by looks. I think the TR HR05 SLI would work well given it can be rotated around.

Axis
04-01-2008, 10:00 PM
DualCore

wasup, anyone are using the Thermalright HR-05 SLI/IFX NB cooler on this mobo ?
04-01-2008, 10:15 PM
zsamz_

Quote:

Originally Posted by DualCore

wasup, anyone are using the Thermalright HR-05 SLI/IFX NB cooler on this mobo ?

i'm usin it mine is moded
temps as good with stock if you use 120mm fan
04-02-2008, 02:05 AM
NoobCake

Hey Guys,

For these DFI boards, are there gonna be any new X48 from them? better then this one? and what is the average FSB you guys have clocked with this board?

thanks
04-02-2008, 03:44 AM
SuporterPoli

Probably no future boards from DFI with X48.
One question:
which one of the P35,X38 or X48 is better with a quad?
04-02-2008, 03:59 AM
DualCore

Quote:

Originally Posted by zsamz_

i'm usin it mine is moded
temps as good with stock if you use 120mm fan

:cool: have some pic of yours ?
04-02-2008, 04:10 AM
seamumc

Quote:

Originally Posted by SuporterPoli

Probably no future boards from DFI with X48.
One question:
which one of the P35,X38 or X48 is better with a quad?

I imagine they will release a version supporting DDR3. Although, with the price of DDR3 relatively high, (yes prices are dropping), they may feel that it is cost effective to skip a DDR3 board.
04-02-2008, 05:01 AM
Praz

There will be a DDR3 version of the board.
04-02-2008, 05:37 AM
axis

Quote:

Originally Posted by Praz

There will be a DDR3 version of the board.

DFI lists a UT version in T2R and T3R, although neither one is available to the public right now.
04-02-2008, 05:57 AM
zsamz_

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Originally Posted by DualCore

:cool: have some pic of yours ?

here ya go
it keeps my temps below 34c @ 1,6V
04-02-2008, 06:11 AM
DualCore

tnks zsamz_ nice pic ! u think this cooler is better than stock "heatminator" ? and what about the SB cooler, is fine the stock or change with the sli version :confused:
04-02-2008, 06:34 AM
Praz

Quote:

Originally Posted by axis

DFI lists a UT version in T2R and T3R, although neither one is available to the public right now.

Can't comment on what I haven't seen. But there will be a UT X48 DDR3 and at least one other version based on the X48 chipset.

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