^ I think there's something on this a few pages back in this thread.
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^ I think there's something on this a few pages back in this thread.
I'm running two Seagate 1.5TB SATA drives on my IP-35 Pro without a problem, FWIW.
Thanks dstedman, that's what I wanted to hear.
anyone have a working download link (no hassle) for the latest Uguru version?
UtilitiesQuote:
Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
Abit uGuru 3.1X v3.109 for 2000 / XP / XP 64bit / 2003 / 2003 64bit / Vista 32bit / Vista 64bit - 6th May 08
On another forum I had updated the link back in October, I have now updated the original thread on here. :)
thank you, Nelly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nelly
i tried that link on the 1st page earlier and it did not work...this time it is working...many thanks!:up:
Hey, Ace is back! :eek: :cool:
i just came up for some air...i've been running deep for all this time!:D
He's Aaalliiiiiivee!!!!!
=p
i miss you guys!:)
i'll try to stop in more often...my IP35 Pro is still huming along with a Q9650 in it...my wife has it now and she is being a good custodian of it.;)
i moved on to EVGA X58 760 board with i7-920 and 12 gig's of memory...a mild overclock:p: of 2670@4150 mhz.
I'll be building another rig in about 2 months I hope...not sure what yet.
My IP35-PRO is still strong (knock knock, loooking for wood). Crunching einstein@home for over 2.5 years. Always overclocked.
^ Yep, 2 yr. 8 mo. on mine, with high o/c's all that time on E6600 or E8400. I really can't beef about the IP-35P. It's been a great mobo and I'll use it til it croaks...IF it ever does!
How do you like that rig, Ace? Anything you wish you'd done different, etc?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
no, it has been a very stable board but i have not really pushed the timings at all since i have all dimm slots filled...voltage control is very good...in fact, the latest bios update has allowed me to squeeze more mhz out of the cpu...i am also using a Gskill 128G SSD drive.Quote:
Originally Posted by aztec
Please help end this discussion at work:
can I use an ATI card with this board or not?
--- thingking of replacing the trusty 8800 GTX with an ATI card (budget $400-450)
No reason you can't use a ATI card as long as it's PCI-e interface.
Thx for the vote, I'm showing to coworker, for example JuliM's HIS Radeon HD3850
I've been using a 4870 for a year now and love it.
Thx for the vote....that should shut this discussion between my coworker.
I'll head on over to the ATI thread to ask for suggestion for a balance card for
my current rig (see sig)
big thx
Same here:)Quote:
Originally Posted by ingeborgdot
thanks guys, I'm eyeballing this now:
XFX HD-587A-ZNF9 Radeon HD 5870 (Cypress XT) 1GB 256-bit GDDR5
:up::up:
Yep, I have a 4870 and no issues with it on this mobo.
Wonder if the gtx480 will work fine on this. I really still have no reason to upgrade mobo/cpu since I game only on this machine.