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Only way I found it out was that my GTX470 decided to crap out on me. Did not have a spare card so I was like what the heck lets give it a try. First I pulle a card from SLI LE. No boot that way. Tried the Gigabyte and it was on. I did pick up another cheap card to have on hand.
Loving this board. Got my i7 960 up to 4.0GHz easy with some minor voltage bumps. I've been taking it slow with this board/chip/ram so far, trying to get some work-units out of the way first. and playing Oblivion and Fallout3 on the side.
sweet :up:
What the heck are yhou doing in here?Quote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
Jeez, you think your name was in the thread title or something!:rofl:
Want to say thanks again to you and Gigabyte for the boards.
They are just good and stable!:up:
Agreed, the UD3R gets the "TRN crunching seal of approval :up:" I love that the bios doesn't have limited OC'ing features vs other boards in this price range. Other companies seem to limit BIOS features in thier $200 price point offering vs. their higher end models.Quote:
Originally Posted by Movieman
Supporting the team makes my crunching hardware purchases choices even easier. I'll be ordering many more Gigabyte boards in the very near future. :up::up: