DFI Infinity 975X result

It's Chinese...His sig says Taiwan

i was JOKING !!!!!! :p:

Why his E6700 have a 9x Multi ? Should be 10x (E6600 have a 9X)

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Originally Posted by Vric

Why his E6700 have a 9x Multi ? Should be 10x (E6600 have a 9X)

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maybe from bios was set as 9x for test a higher fsb ;)

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Originally Posted by coolaler

u right:D 400 is nothing
how about this:slapass:

http://www.iamxtreme.net/coolaler/df...ity975x/17.JPG

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It is fake.

DFI always do this.

They can boot your setting on the Boot Screen But you can enter OS.

So there is no CPU-Z on the display.

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Originally Posted by ost_2005

It is fake.

DFI always do this.

They can boot your setting on the Boot Screen But you can enter OS.

So there is no CPU-Z on the display.

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I wouldnt make that accusation just yet.

How could he POST with 600FSB if the BIOS only goes to 533?

I think its a different mobo, dunno though.

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Originally Posted by vapb400

I wouldnt make that accusation just yet.

How could he POST with 600FSB if the BIOS only goes to 533?

I think its a different mobo, dunno though.

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F10? Sounds like a Gigabyte...

The point is, though, that there is a board that will do 600FSB :woot:!!:fact:

can you marry motherboards?

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Originally Posted by m0da

can you marry motherboards?

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Only in some states, but even then it's frowned upon ;)

I wanna know what about Vdroop?

Any1 kno price? release date?

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Originally Posted by ost_2005

It is fake.

DFI always do this.

They can boot your setting on the Boot Screen But you can enter OS.

So there is no CPU-Z on the display.

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Do you have memory that can run at 1506, if you do put it in your rig and then you probably could boot at those settings. :stick:

So how is it a fake? Care to clarify?

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Originally Posted by Hassan

Do you have memory that can run at 1506, if you do put it in your rig and then you probably could boot at those settings. :stick:

So how is it a fake? Care to clarify?

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DFI does this? :banana::banana::banana::banana: how lame is that ? almost ALL motherboards do this.
hell i can post and start windows loading @ 4.8ghz @ 1.42v but it crashes after that.
do i have a DFI baord ??? nope..

The point is, we haven't even seen a mobo that has an FSB of 600 selectable in its bios and that's what makes that screeny so interesting.

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Originally Posted by phobos

Are you talking about that famous DFI Oskar guy? AFAIK he did not design that board ;)

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IIRC, FCG had mentioned earlier that DFI had a new board being worked on by Oskar (Wu?). I am inclined to believe him (FCG) when he speaks.

I have tried to find the link to FCG's post regarding this, but have not have success yet :( Perhaps I am wrong, but I don't think so.

Tad

So whats the verdict on the DFI Infinity?

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Originally Posted by FEEXX

And there is any evidence about the estimated arrival or any information about pricing....?

Coolaler thanks for the benchs, this board is just the starting point and looks great, wondering the results with a x1900xtx crossfire

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http://netshop.no/aspx/prdinfo.aspx?plid=35366

Price 1750,- NOK (223,- EUR)

The date says unconfirmed 30.6, could be a lie :p:

The info i got yesterday coming from sales dept. in the netherlands pointed the final week of july, let's see what happen at the end, but nevermind let´s see when appears in the USA and who is the nice chap that will buy me one :)

This store in Germany says that it will be released in week 27 http://www.trend4pc.de/product_info....9e26c4db8e2fd2

nice stuff :D

thank for share

Any actual results with higher than 400FSB?

Just read over the last few pages of this thread, the 600fsb screen shot was from a GA-965P-DQ6 right?

no, DFI Infinity 975X, he typed in 600 in fsb, pressed f10 to save and exit bios and took a photo...

Ok.

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Originally Posted by Helmore

The point is, we haven't even seen a mobo that has an FSB of 600 selectable in its bios and that's what makes that screeny so interesting.

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no
the cheapest foxconn 975 has 600 fsb in bios
and with more than 260 fsb it refuses booting in windows