http://www.vr-zone.com/?i=2028&s=1
I rhink i'll keep my P5P800 and grab a DFI 875P-T too
http://www.vr-zone.com/?i=2028&s=1
I rhink i'll keep my P5P800 and grab a DFI 875P-T too
retired computer enthusiast
so hold a sec
awsome news mate woot
Nice! 865P/875P still going strong Anyways, I'll wait for the 965P/975P chipsets to arrive. Hopefully they hold true just as the 865P/875P's legacy.
Yup it's a really good news
Akura isn't it 955X & 945 (and Intel NF4 of course?)
retired computer enthusiast
955/945 supports dual core and the NF4 with the SLIOriginally Posted by Supertim0r
I'd still wait for the 965P/975P chipsets to come out You never know it might have Super PAT enabled with SLI/Dual Core support and all the things everyone are playing with now atm.
Glad to see this since I'm just getting into this series.
Ooh, might just grab a 875p-t and a dual core dothan (when they are finally released) in that case!
that pc would kick butt, i think thats what ill do if that asus adaptor is ever compatible with non asus motherboards.
that would be cool if it does.
gives me a reason to keep this AS8 more.
as long as Abit doesn't take 6 months to make a new bios for it that is...
What about the power Requirements? are the dual core different then the Single core mainboards?
Good point, people thought running a single prescott in a S478 system made the FETs hot, just imagine running 2 of them off of those same already stressed FETs.
I would stick to S775 for Intels dual core line.
For those of you about to post:
u could alwasy submage the mobo in no electic water
There's no such thing as no electric water. Distilled/deionised water isn't non-conductive, it is just uncharged. But as soon as it get's electrified, the deionised effects are gone.
for submerging mobos you want a fluid called flourinert, this stuff retails for around $500 a gallon and that isnt even the most expensive kind. The more expensive kinds can stay liquid at much lower temps than the $500 kind can.
Regarding the Fets being hot on Prescott mobos, i think with some ramsinks and AS Epox they dont get too hot.
any word from asus on creatiing a new bios?
sure it will be done soonOriginally Posted by grimREEFER
retired computer enthusiast
Just to be clear!!Originally Posted by masterofpuppets
Deionized water is completely different from distilled water.
To get deionized water you add chemicals to bind to the ions in the water.
Distilled is nearly 100% water, no minerals etc.
With deionized water you can water cool 100 kv systems that are in contact with the water.
However, in a circulating system you must constantly treat the water to insure that it has high resistivity.
In other words you must continually add the chemicals to the water.
So my P4P800 is still ALLIVE you say!? WOW
.. Updating my RIG ATM...
What did you do to kill it?Originally Posted by Volcom
He means that he will be able to use it with a new CPU.Originally Posted by gnode
Any definate news on this yet? What did VR-Zone mean by "the R&D Labs?"
ebay under aws983s, heatware under Mr. Tinker.
Hmmm...DFI 856PE-TAG BIOS 3/29/2005 lists dual core support...
ebay under aws983s, heatware under Mr. Tinker.
w00t !!!
I want a Pentium D 820 on my P5P800 !!
I've heard of several people burning out power on 875 motherboards overclocking prescott with ACTIVE cooling on the fets. Of course, those were old northwood-designed 478 boards. I'd hope 775 boards are built to handle much more draw.
Only the stupidest humans believe that the dogma of relative filth is a defense.
hope that my soltek main board will be able to support this CPU. its a 775 based on an 865 PE chipset
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