This is really a sweet board. :D just way out of my price range. hehhe
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This is really a sweet board. :D just way out of my price range. hehhe
Well the once we se from Foxcoon this time has been shamino and QFS approved ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by alpha0ne
HAHAH Maybe soon pQuote:
Originally Posted by Kasparz
I dont se how anybody can can say it is expensive ? It is cheaper than most of the Asus X48 boards and packs a ENORMUS bundle :DQuote:
Originally Posted by fireice2
Nice retail package !:up:
Can't wait to test a retail board....:D
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Originally Posted by LardArse
:confused: Any results?
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Originally Posted by Kasparz
Really good boards don't need external VRs ;)
Just do not forget to add, only if you happen to own a QX cpu ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Nosfer@tu
Shamino and the bios engineers have been working on bioses like crazy From January till March there was about 20 bios updates. They are continueing to toll out as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by alpha0ne
The bios goes up to 2.4v on the cpu vcore. It was tested by Shamino at 2.2v through 3dmark06. The board is rock solid. No bios can allow you the precision you can get with a VR.Quote:
Originally Posted by kiwi
Peter awesome job man. Give a pat on the back to yourself and the rest of the QF workers that worked on this. Its amazing for 359 you guys are going above and beyond anything Asus is offering.
Then we have folks complaining about the Skulltrail Board that's an overall better value than this;)
Just bought a cheap Foxconn P35A, it's only flaw seems to be waking up from sleep mode.
It comes with lots of stuff in the box thats for sure o.O!!!
Actually $400 = £200, thats still cheaper then the Asus Asus P5E3 Premium WiFi :
http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Produ...oductID=729912
But the only thing I want right now in the motherboard department is a cheap alternative to the P35 that has 2x 16x PCI-E lanes for crossfire. Nvidia has the 650i and 750i for cheap SLI, but still nothing decent for ATI unless you want to cripple your second card on a 4x slot.
A 1x 16x or 2x 8x solution like when SLI was first released would even be better then a 16x and a 4x IMO. But theres no reason why they cant offer two full 16x lanes on budget boards if Nvidia are able to do so.
Both the X38 and X48 are far too expensive for a budget buyer wanting to use crossfire.
What cost alot gives back alot :)
Is it me, or are the captions for active and passive cooling the wrong way round on the box?
What do you mean by last sentence? Do you really need smaller increments than say 0.005V? Or maybe you meant that you can adjust voltage after you have already loaded OS?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cpt.Planet
8 X 8 PCI-E scored better than 16 X 16 and 16 X 4. But the overall result showed much to do about nothing. Or little or no difference. I'm not running CF yet, but if I did, 16 X 4 is the least of my worries. I wish some one would post that review again:DQuote:
Originally Posted by bhavv
Well, I used my 3870 in both my 16x and 4x slot and I got this:Quote:
Originally Posted by Donnie27
http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o...vv/16xvs4x.jpg
So in a crossfire setup, wouldnt the second card also be crippled like this?
Death to 4x PCI-E slots please :(
There are a few X48's with two slots for around £150, but that is still a bit too much, and the X38's are terrible overclockers.
If I had the cash I would go ahead and buy an X48, but I am still hoping we can get a sub £100 budget version like the 650i / 750i but for crossfire.
Well it does allow you to adjust the voltages in windows specially for cold boot bugged cpus. It also allows for a more precise voltage adjustment. The bios has alot of options for the vcore but not as many as a VR would give you.Quote:
Originally Posted by kiwi
Manufacturer can't discriminate Intel/nVidia specifications.Quote:
Originally Posted by kiwi
Due to voltage regulator, each value can fluctuate by some margin, straight regulation in circuit is best for enthusiasts. Why does some people mod car electronics to allow maximum specs from engine? Yeah, thats why manufacturer won't allow you to get everything from their products, because it will put too much stress to engine or this time board components and won't quality some of specifications.
I will have this retail motherboard this week.
I will do little review then. This mobo have been the best I have ever tried so far :) (And I have tested many)
heheh who said u need to use them on the mobo?Quote:
Originally Posted by kiwi
how about that VGA lying around?
Thanks Cpt, been a blast working with you guys! :D
yep you are right, typo error :(Quote:
Originally Posted by NotFred
Yea its been great. Its been a rock solid board from the first beta board. *cough battle station* :p: You guys have really been pumping out the bioses as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by LardArse
:YIPPIE: :toast:Quote:
Originally Posted by LardArse
That's just awesome: "Here's you motherboard and .. euhm ... some VR's to mod your graphics card" :D :D :D
Sweet board, one of the few i have seen in that price range that might be worth the money.
WOW, i am impressed with the package you receive, if i ever get rid of my 790i, this is one board i will be looking out for!
Error on the packaging, active cooling shows passive and vice versa.
I go to sleep each night praying for the dreadnought release ... Please come soon and be packaged like the Black Ops:)