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    Abit AW9D-MAX Available at Micro Center

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    Went to my local Micro Center today...and they had the AW9D-MAX in stock!!! It was 259.99...not bad...but not great...The store had 14 of them...Picked one up...can't wait to throw my E6600 in it...Anyone know where to get the beta bios for this board....?

    Here is the link from their website...

    http://www.microcenter.com/byos/byos...duct_id=246319

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    so how would this mobo compare to the P5B deluxe, in terms of OCing and heat?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ssabripo
    so how would this mobo compare to the P5B deluxe, in terms of OCing and heat?

    well its a 975. i would say this is the best 975 board(aside from WSpro), and the p5b is the best 965 board.

    depends on what you want really.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Revv23
    well its a 975. i would say this is the best 975 board(aside from WSpro), and the p5b is the best 965 board.

    depends on what you want really.
    just to OC my e6300 to 3ghz super stable, while maintaining temps very cool and quiet.

    I just sent back a P5B deluxe to ZZF because it was bad, and bought another from newegg, but I've heard a lot about this board, and I'm just wondering if its worth it to give it a try instead.

    as you can tell, I'm pretty green when it comes to Mobo's!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Revv23
    well its a 975. i would say this is the best 975 board(aside from WSpro), and the p5b is the best 965 board.

    depends on what you want really.
    How is the WSpro better...features? better AC characteristics?

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    Quote Originally Posted by roller11
    How is the WSpro better...features? better AC characteristics?
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    Quote Originally Posted by pcdoc1
    Board layout...
    ABIT AW9-MAX with SLI/Crossfire and X-Fi anyone?




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    This board is for ppl with up to one pci and preferable with single vga. Come on abit not everyone uses onboard sound...
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    Any results yet with a E6600? How do you think the board will do when trying to reach 445 FSB? Thanks for the info!

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    Quote Originally Posted by SLi_dog
    ABIT AW9-MAX with SLI/Crossfire and X-Fi anyone?
    *pics*
    you most have some horrible temps on that vga lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by ssabripo
    so how would this mobo compare to the P5B deluxe, in terms of OCing and heat?
    yea i'm also curious about which would be better for pure OCing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SLi_dog
    ABIT AW9-MAX with SLI/Crossfire and X-Fi anyone?




    You can solve your slot issue by picking up a pci angle adapter. It might not work well in a standard case though. I prefer a techstation anyways.



    It might block your PATA port or that molex. Here is their site. you have to email them to order though. I have in the past for servers and such. The overclocking applications are there due to cooling and such with multi gpu systems. Linkage

    EDIT::::: They have a longer angle adapter that would be perfect if you want to use that floppy
    Last edited by SpookedJunglist; 10-01-2006 at 10:29 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by grogthegreat
    Any results yet with a E6600? How do you think the board will do when trying to reach 445 FSB? Thanks for the info!
    How's 445 on a 9x multi? I could only do 439 x 8 on my P5W and that was with a 2mb chip.

    CPU Type: E6600
    Clock SPeed: 4005MHz
    Stepping: 6 B2
    Week: L629
    Code: A438
    Vcore Set in bios: 1.65v

    Cooling: Air
    Cooler brand/model: Scythe Ninja Plus

    Motherboard: Abit AW9D-Max w/2.00v Mch
    Bios Version: 1.2
    Memory: Muskin
    Rated speed: 6400
    Timmings: 5-5-5-15



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    Last edited by Blacklash; 10-01-2006 at 11:28 PM.

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