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Easy to be Prime-stable, I want it CPU-Z verified. :P

Makes me wonder... I had pretty much the same issue with my 144, ran SuperPI at 2800, failed Prime almost instantly. Maybe I should lower its voltage instead of putting more. :confused:

Relax it a bit and it should handle even more. How far it goes 3-4-4-8?

This Temp core adjust setting looks odd. I have a strong feeling it simply adds the value to the reading. Still remains the question what are the correct numbers for different CPU-s.

...except it won't let you go over 240-250 HTT 1T. If that's OK with you, go for it, it's a nice board. If not, stay away from ASUS.

P.S. Epox would be my second thought, right after DFI.

Taking a brief look at your signature, that's perhaps the only thing in wouldn't win... :D
Congrats, insane scores.:clap:

Better save the last one for the coming PPU-s, soundcards still use passive cooling. ;)

Antec SmartPower 420W, 20-pin, working fine.

Conroe is NOT a P4. P4 is NetBurst, Conroe is not. And NetBurst was slower architecture ever since it was launced. P4 has twice the pipeline steps of a Conroe, so it is not hard to predict P4 will be...

Way too much money. My WC setup cost me less than $200 and keeps the "hot Opty" and the GPU cool and quiet.

OK, you're giving me a good reason to play some more with my Corsair UCCC-s. :)

You guys are totally crasy!:worship:

Thanks, that did the trick.

I had an ASUS A8N-SLI for some time, but replaced it with a DFI Ultra-D. The DFI is clearly much better - no problems at all (unlike the ASUS), much more tweaking in the BIOS, some safety options,...

First - sorry if the topic is already discussed, I was unable to find something with the Search option.
I had this problem ever since I bought my Sapphire X800XL card - Aquamark 3 crashes right...

"Best" is quite relative. These radiators are made both for cooling and reasonable size. I got a custom-built water cooler, the radiator is taken from a car heating, I believe. No trouble at all with...

Increasing cooling capacity in most cases means putting better radiator. :)