The Intel Conroe supported price saving 975X-DFI INFINITY 975X/G

"Equipped with 6-phase Digital PWM power"

That does not look like digital PWM to me :)

I bought one of these boards today, looking forward to seeing how well my ES E6600 clocks

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Originally Posted by alpha0ne

"Equipped with 6-phase Digital PWM power"

That does not look like digital PWM to me :)

I bought one of these boards today, looking forward to seeing how well my ES E6600 clocks

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nice Jon. Better post some results :toast:

edit: also, will you need a 8 pin psu or will a regular 24+4 pin psu do?

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Originally Posted by ArcTan

nice Jon. Better post some results :toast:

edit: also, will you need a 8 pin psu or will a regular 24+4 pin psu do?

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TAGEN 580U15 has all this and more :fact: :D

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Originally Posted by d@rkn1ko

I have see 400 mhz fsb by coolaler :toast:

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I have see 440MHZ fsb:)

Just a remark:
All > 37xMHz FSB oc's are done with a divider of 5:4.
If you set divider at 1:1 or 4:5 the FSB finds its max at 37xMHz.

If you search all previous results you'll always see a 5:4 divider when FSB is above 37xMHz.
In my opinion the official max FSB is the FSB that can handle 1:1 or 4:5.


I have to admit I really hope someone can prove me wrong ;)

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Originally Posted by windwithme

At the moment, most of 975X M/Bs do not support Conroe processor,
and the price range is roughly between 220 to 330 U.S. dollars.

The new release of DFI INFINITY 975X/G comes with relatively lower price
and competitive performance will certainly stir up some excitement in this
price sensitive motherboard retail market.

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if this were only true as right now the only place I know of to get this board is the egg and its sitting at 250:mad:

yeah there is nothign cheap about this baord.
online retailers are pulling out all the stops the fvk over us consumers.

this is a budget baord meant to be a lowcost alternative and yet these a-holes are charging a premium.

and for what they are charging you would think they would improve their customer service... yeah right!

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Originally Posted by Lestat

yeah there is nothign cheap about this baord.
online retailers are pulling out all the stops the fvk over us consumers.

this is a budget baord meant to be a lowcost alternative and yet these a-holes are charging a premium.

and for what they are charging you would think they would improve their customer service... yeah right!

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I couldn't agree more (and have posted so a couple of posts ago). The fully loaded Asus P5W costs only €10 more here in Belgium so I really think the DFI is way overpriced :(

Only paid $266AU for my Infinity 975X/G :woot:

the price for this is a bit rough for my budget, guess il just have to wait a little longer

CPU:INTEL Core 2 Extreme X6800
MB: MSI P965 Platinum
DRAM:PATRIOT XBL DDRII 1000 512MBX2
VGA:MSI RX1900XTX
HD:Seagate 7200.7 80GB
POWER:AcBel 550W
Cooler:Sonic Tower




400Mhz:)
http://img463.imageshack.us/img463/4245/975x40014gb.png

windwithme, how about multipliers ? CPU-Z reports 6-8, so is that the only range you've got with your X6800 ?

Interesting that CPU-Z cites it as an INFINITY... runs some benches, I'm interested in MSIs 965 Mobos. :)

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Originally Posted by Verisimilitude

Interesting that CPU-Z cites it as an INFINITY... runs some benches, I'm interested in MSIs 965 Mobos. :)

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this???

http://img249.imageshack.us/img249/9580/723817va.jpg



http://img391.imageshack.us/img391/1659/723862tt.jpg

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Originally Posted by windwithme

MB: MSI P965 Platinum

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Nice! :toast:

I had the misconception that 965 did not support SLI/CF, that has been fixed.