DFI NF680i LT Tips, Tricks, and Known Issues

I'm compiling a list of tips, tricks and known issues with the DFI NF680i LT board on my blog...

http://virtualrain.blogspot.com/2007...and-known.html

When I get time, I'll reformat the article and post it in it's entirety here.

I'm sure most XS members interested in this board are also familiar with these key threads...

[First Look] DFI 680i LT NF-680i LT SLI

DFI LAN Party UT NF680I LT SLI-T2R 1T 3d benching

DFI LP UT NF680i LT SLI-T2R nears completion

Victor Wang's Overclocking with DFI NF680i LT

Windwithme's Memory Overclocking Thread

Pedro Rocha's DFI LANParty UT NF680i LT SLI-T2R - Mini-Review

Jonbass' DFI 680i LT Quad Core Overclocking Thread

And of course, the wealth of information available at the DFI Club Forums.

thank's that is definately usefull for me !

good work!

mfg

No problem... I'll be updating it tonight with about a week's worth of new findings. Stay tuned.

EDIT: Update complete.

One thing that caught me out and is worth reporting on is the DFI bios file name format.

I was confused why my C2D did not have multi adj until it was pointed out that i had the quad core bios version...

So DFI publish dual and quad core versions of thier bioses.

eg.
2CTST521 = Dual Core version of bios 521
4CTST521 = Quad Core version of bios 521

Quote:

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Originally Posted by simonmaltby

One thing that caught me out and is worth reporting on is the DFI bios file name format.

I was confused why my C2D did not have multi adj until it was pointed out that i had the quad core bios version...

So DFI publish dual and quad core versions of thier bioses.

eg.
2CTST521 = Dual Core version of bios 521
4CTST521 = Quad Core version of bios 521

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This was true with prior versions but now incorrect... with the 521 version they switched it to 2C = non-extreme including Q6600... 4C = extreme processors (both dual and quad).