I'm waiting on the rive-be, supposedly coming out on oct 29th.
I found these threads the most informative so far:
http://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread...untry=&status=
http://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread....4-4.5Ghz-wall
Looks like mine "might" be a 4.7ghz clocker (nice), could have an iffy imc (hope not), time will tell ^^.
I still need a matching pair of mem for quad chan and a new psu, but really all I'm concerned about right now is getting it up and running.
I understand the cost thing ^^, this platform is very costly.
But I have a feeling it's worth it.
Even if the cpu is a 4.6ghz like batch, the per core overclocking thing might make the ivb-e more attractable for those that are not liking what they see in the overclocks out there.
I don't know, its something I have to learn about.
I've already seen the max multiplier per core setting on the rive board I think it was, which is awesome.
But supposedly they are working on the ability to set it per app and per core.
Could be useful to get something crazy like 5.2ghz out of the 1st core for say superpi 32m benching lol, just a crazy thought
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My cpu came from newegg, tn warehouse.
Ordered on the 30th of sep if I remember correctly.
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