LMAO yeah james is the new sascha90210 or was it 95 or 35....easily forgettable :p::DQuote:
Originally Posted by elmor
LMAO yeah james is the new sascha90210 or was it 95 or 35....easily forgettable :p::DQuote:
Originally Posted by elmor
dinos in a mankini.......... oh my eyes... damn it.. had to watch the video...... oh the horror...
32M results accross the boards sir, my room is whiter than white, James plz ? Wprime ? interesting results there... and resize ya pictures James, I don't have acces to a 30 inch monitor here :p My old eyes can't read it anymore :p
The scaling is "ahum" awesome though !!
Nice preview, now like already mentioned you only need to master real excel tweaking skillz :D
anyway... would love a tweaked 32M comparation with same tweaks at say 4Ghz :)
Charts look too funny to be true. You have the excel skills to make it in the world of marketing :D.
Board's looking good - digging the buttons and additional peg. Didn't not love the Dino at the end. Will be interesting to see what others can produce with this board.
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Originally Posted by bingo13
Impressive board to say the least.
Estimated retail price Dino ? 250 euros ? I'll order a few OC pegs for my girlies valentine ( for next year :p )
Amen to that. Maybe he's just completed a course in Taiwanese marketing mathematics.Quote:
Originally Posted by elmor
I think Saaya-San teached James :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mean Machine
:rofl: you guys are hilarious :rofl:
lol james i was like man the OC really shines then i looked at the charts correctly and seen there was hardly no difference LOL... Dino you love the borat mankini..
ok im sorry about the funny looking charts lol
next time i will take a microsoft excel course before hand so i know how to make my charts look perfect to your approval :)
Here you go pro........ :) ... Couldn't help myself....
Excel for Dummies
The video was a nice touch.. but my eyes now hate you.....lol
Can't wait to see the damage on lN2.. Looks good :)
lol funny
What has world come to, you got Idiots benching 32m with shiny new 580GTX's perfectly centered in the shot like it had anything to with the results and now excell noobs and biased excell charts.Quote:
Originally Posted by youngpro
The end is near folks, very near.
Seriously though, nice testing James even though your charts have reached the depths of space even NASA has yet to explore. :p:
lol cheers guys, thanks for that
Haha oh man, I don't know whether to hide and apologize or lmao off for creating that mankini pic of you...... in my defense I had had a few beers by that time of the afternoon :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
Nice review and that board is looking very nice. Does it have a full digital PWM or adjustable freq analogue?
Its the ISL controller - analogue. Also why it needs dip switches unless a GPIO is used to give software control via BIOS. On-the-fly switching freq adjustment isn't really of any use for OC, you just set what you need and let rip.Quote:
Originally Posted by CryptiK
i personally like the switches, i think its cool.Quote:
Originally Posted by raju
I'm sure you'll have lots of fun with them :)Quote:
Originally Posted by sin0822
it is when you start doing initial testing, its not there to look prettyQuote:
Originally Posted by raju
How do they help during initial testing - are you hampered by switching frequency for POST?Quote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
so what we should just run at maximum switching frequency at all times? lol
You could just change in software if the board had a GPIO lolQuote:
Originally Posted by sin0822
I guess my point is that it doesn't help OC to have it on-the-fly, hopefully it won't be marketed in a way that it becomes another urban myth that on-the-fly switching frequency control gives the ability to reach clock speeds that were unobtainable before its inception. The OC buttons I understand perfectly, just wondering why the switch freq was done on a switch unless at the behest of costing or someone thinking it would extend some kind of clocking margin somehow. It certainly doesn't save any appreciable time over flicking it on when you go into BIOS to set all the RAM timings you need to. I guess it comes down to what you think is cool after all.
it saves a reboot tho, such as you are OCing in windows and you are using OC touch, and you start at 6ghz and at something like 800khz so you want to boost upto 7ghz without rebooting, so you can easily switch it. The whole purpose is that this board is able to OC with hardware 100%. plus to quote your friend OCer like buttons.