I hope the 965 chipset does reach 400mhz FSB, because the 945 and 915 didn't have locks and they couldn't pass 220mhz without losing Sata.... :(
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I hope the 965 chipset does reach 400mhz FSB, because the 945 and 915 didn't have locks and they couldn't pass 220mhz without losing Sata.... :(
I think the basic P5B will do for me nicely, don't need all the bells and whistles of the deluxe version. Now to find some cheapish quality ddr2 ram.
I expect the p5b will retail for about £90inc vat in the Uk.
Rob H
I'm surprised their isn't one listed based on G965. (integrated graphics)
When there mobos will be in the shop?
by the end of June..Quote:
Originally Posted by M@T!Z
Will there be a non-Digital Home P5WDH Deluxe/Premium? That remote seems excessive for such a mobo and the mobo could probably be cut down to $200 or $220 without it and any software included with it.
One thing people need to be aware of. Asus Intel boards are notorious for voltage droop. If you go to the xtreme mods section, you'll find a lot of threads dealing with droop mods for Asus S775 and S478 boards. The boards themselves are generally good. But you may end up modding your board later on.
True, sierra bound, but that can be said for almost any Intel board that's good for overclocking. Take the Gigabyte's for example. Lately, the Abit's have been out of the question due to severe incompatibility and case by case nussiances.
Point taken. But I just want to warn people who may wonder why the voltage is fluctuating all over the place. A droop mod may be a necessity if you really want to push your board.
I hope that to because I dont need those extra's :) But it will have an other name I guess, that DH in it's name stands for Digital Home I guess :PQuote:
Originally Posted by 5-Clicks
Thanks to \Karting_freak
Looks like there's our non-DH, Skyline GT-R :woot: No cool looking orange DIMMs, but I think I'll live... ;) :DQuote:
Originally Posted by \Karting_freak
Count one more! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Eastcoasthandle
http://www.matbe.com/images/biblio/d...0000039544.png
P5WDH with 12,5mV steps and conroe support? so 6,25mV isnt necessary?
there'll be 2 more Mobos. called P5B-VM (for Micro ATX) and P5B-BM (for Micro BTX). they will have integrated GraphicQuote:
Originally Posted by davefr
hi Schlingel ^^ warum hast den Fred verheimlicht :D wir saugen doch jedwede Info sofort auf ^^Quote:
Originally Posted by Schlingel
@5-Clicks
i dunno if its correst info
i'll get p5wdg2-ws tomorrow and check ;)
I thought 965 is suppose to be the conroe chipset? Is 975 still going to be the better choice(I mean new 975's that support it)?
Cool, thanks.:toast:Quote:
Originally Posted by \Karting_freak
I dont understand why doesnt Asus fix the vdrop problem with their boards.
Thanks
Look like it will be p5wd2-e deluxe new rev. for me.
I didn't want to put that much money on a board, but the P5B is too "cheap" feature wise and I need a Parallel port (which the P5P Deluxe don't have)...
I will cheap out on the video card..
I saw that only DFI will support NForce 590 in launch until now.
I was waiting for Asus to support the technology.
What a shame.:(
you just need to get the mods done if you go for the Xtreme and to stay in the topQuote:
Originally Posted by sierra_bound
I ordered my P5B Deluxe today... :)
Don't care about SLI/Crossfire.. or lotsa PCI..
Only thing that counts (for me) is a good CPU.. *one* decent graphics card.. and a pair of decent RAM sticks..
I'll se later which Conroe I'll choose, 6400 or 6600...
What? Where you order from?Quote:
Originally Posted by TL1000S
Well I think I might have found my new motherboard. As long as ASUS lives up to their notorious reputation that is..
From Komplett.no... PSData.no will also have these boards... whichever get them first (probably Komplett)..Quote:
Originally Posted by cupholder2.0
If Komplett cannot deliver (witin a week according to webshop) I will cancel order.. and probably buy elsewhere (PSData is cheaper)..