632fsb done on DFI P35-T2R by Oskar-Wu

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Originally Posted by Algeriano

Abit IP35Pro is a nice mobo but the DFI P35 is better http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...s/thumbsup.gif

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Really isn't fair to make that assumption till the board is actually tested by consumers. Lab results mean nothing if the retail version can't reproduce them. Quality control is also a big deal as the last few DFI boards have been suspect in that area.

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Originally Posted by EternityZX9

I'm not so sure about that cooler...but for sure it's xtreme... hopefully it O/Cs well or else I might end up getting an Asus board. I hope they don't change the color scheme...I really liked the orange and black layout. :(

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Looks like they already did if that picture is correct.:eek:

love the color. Takes me back to my ultra-B days.

wow that board looks like a devil to install, with heatpipes.

perhaps it is just me, but from the pic on the first post it looks as if the ram retention brackets are getting awfully close to the first PCIe slot. Will installing a Corsair Dominator Airflow fan or similar be possible without touching the back of longer video cards such as the 8800 series?

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Originally Posted by The Stilt

CPU Internal FSB PLL voltage - As far as I know there are only few motherboards that are able to adjust this voltage. In my case adjusting this voltage gave additional 25FSB (570FSB -> 595FSB) boost in the maximum benchable FSB ;)

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On Asus boards this voltage is labeled as "CPU PLL Voltage".
This voltage can be adjusted between 1.5V - 1.8V on P5K Deluxe and set either to 1.5V or 1.7V on P5K Vanilla.
NOTE: This voltage is tied with the SB voltage on Asus boards so you must enhance SB cooling before raising this voltage!

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On DFI 680i LT there's a feature called "southbridge dual voltage" which can be adjusted from 1.52 -> 1.83 Volts. I realise that the 680i chipset is a very different story with SPP <-> MCP layout, but still... could this be a similar story ?

well im pretty sure its got about as much space as the DFI RD600 since DFI seems to be using pretty much the same layout for slot placemnt with this board, and yes you can fit a dominator fan but the OCZ ram fan will not fit. dominator fans are the only ones ive been able to find that fit and its VERY close, i would suggest trying to find a rubber pad or some thing along those lines to go in the middle of them, but it does fit and ive been using it for a bit with out any problems :)

any ideas as to when this will be released?

prolly around septemeber :confused:

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Originally Posted by VictorWang

for his E6600, cooling = phase-change
for this qx6700, I dont know, maybe also the same cooling.
coz I've tested lots of boards and quadcore, non of them can boot >495fsb with quadcore enabled.

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maybe you just didn't have a CPU capable of that FSB

but results are fantastic nevertheless :) :up:

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Originally Posted by dinos22

maybe you just didn't have a CPU capable of that FSB

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If Victor isn't capable of getting a processor that will boot higher then 495 FSB then they probably don't exist.

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Originally Posted by Praz

If Victor isn't capable of getting a processor that will boot higher then 495 FSB then they probably don't exist.

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you'd be surprised :p:

we are talking about a quad core here right

hell eva2000 hasn't had too many DUAL CORE cpus hitting 500 let alone quads.....

nothing surprises me man :)

Ηow about vdrop on this mobo?

GOOD motherboard

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Originally Posted by georgesod

Ηow about vdrop on this mobo?

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Pretty sure I read on one of the forums that it is around 50mv vcore.