pick R3E
pick R3E
Criminal - UD5 booting is easy to fix ; set any unused channel in standard cmos to none, now I think all is set to auto. The same problem I have some time ago with UD7. All to none, and only this channel what You use to auto
UD9 or R3E - my vote go for R3E, or maybe R3F ?
thanks DEVIL K-ce
here is Yokos R3E
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This is a hell of cpu
Congratz my old friend
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whauuuuu, nice Criminal, now, better than impressive result ! Really good chip 990x! U will not need SB for overclocking now ,-)
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nice criminal, looks like from what you and others have said, we are in for a treat with some 990X.. perhaps only some original A0 are still better than these chips
OH YOKO!!!
You put us to shame.
Ummm... Wow! Nice! I can never get good CPUs. I always get stuck with average clockers or CPUs that only like super low temps and clock like crap on air and water.
As for the thread title - from the 80s movie "Clash of the Titans" there are two lines - One is "Let loose the Kraken" and the other is "Release the Kraken". I always say "Let loose the Kraken!" before releasing MY demi-god to me lady friend. LOL!
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Literally, CPU&GPUs are almost always at ambient therefore heat ain't limiting sh|t.
when it is released, I'll be the 1st person buying it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I swear!!!!!!!!!!
suhweeet!
this what i waited 2+ years to upgrade to and intel sure is taking their time to release it
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Thanks for the help (or lack thereof) in resolving my P3700 issue, FUGGER...
we are waiting for more benchmarks and pics...
wanna know how this does beat i7 980x
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I believe 990x has something improved comparing to 980x
because 980x was launched in March 2010,
990x will be released in January 2011
10 months, almost a year.... can make a difference
come on! i7 990x retail !!!!!!
hope the price will be $1299 or higher,
i'm pretty sure more expensive equals more performance
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