While I get ready to stock up on Sandy Bridge for binning again, enjoy these pictures!
While I get ready to stock up on Sandy Bridge for binning again, enjoy these pictures!
Last edited by sno.lcn; 05-10-2011 at 07:20 AM.
Nice !
Are these X68 chips better in term of performance than the P67 ? Or how do they differ than the P67 ? Integrated GPU?
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good luck with the binningyou seem to have a nice high average so far lol!
Originally Posted by L0ud
Thanks man
Nice board!
Waiting for results...
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Better overclocking? If not then Z68 will be useless...
Dude, answer me a question, isnt here a problem with one of the "lanes" of CPU???
Are you talking about this? Look, I found some more!
Last edited by sno.lcn; 05-10-2011 at 10:47 AM.
Performance and overclocking is the same as P67. The only difference is the 3 features I listed above.
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yea Z68 should have been released back in jan. You wont gain much other than SSD caching and integrated GPU power saving.
Can someone tell me, WHAT THE HECK IS THAT??Are you talking about this? Look, I found some more!
This looks like a nice board... I'll looking forward to the rest of the review. I was looking at the photos and I couldn't tell but does this one have voltage read points? What is the blue thing (7 little boxes) right beneath the 24-pin ATX plug?
Ryzen 9 on the test bench... Sometimes older generation/tech as well.
You who think what the heck those are, clearly have no sense of electronics.
Its ok, dont need to bother about those fellas
Edit :
Here is something to read for you who dont know what those components are
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor
also there are similar looking components but they are different
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resistor
Bowth are important in high frequency and high power applications like SB/NB to CPU links etc..
Last edited by rintamarotta; 05-10-2011 at 09:44 PM.
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Yes, the blue header is "V-Check Points", and meter probe adapters are included in the package. The labels are between the 24-p and the blue voltage read header.
i hope its better than those p67 aquivalents from MSI
I haven't had any issues with my P67 from MSI
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