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  1. #26
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    finally...thanks WWM

    started questioning if this thing really exists or not hhehe

    hopefully my DC Opteron and this board arrive in similar time frames

    let's see some clocks......you got any OpterOWNs to test....it would be good to know if it works OK since none of the manufacturers support the CPUs officially
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    yeah i can't wait to hook my Vapochill LS , and do burnouts.
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    finally
    let's see some results please
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    Patiently waiting.....
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    hello...helloooo....windwithme are you there? I bet the mobo exploded. Hey if you're alive could you tell me how loud the chipset fan is...or was before the explosion.

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    That's great windwithme. Please keep us update.

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    My next board as soon as its on the shelves, benchies please, the waiting is killing me
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    This is taking too long what is wrong?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ferry82
    This is taking too long what is wrong?
    yeah 13 hours since that post....damn i would have been all over it like a rash
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    have some patience and give the man time to bench
    drink a beer, watch some sunday football

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    Hopefully what makes it so long because he shocks by the great result of the Expert

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    Quote Originally Posted by MaxT
    drink a beer, watch some sunday football
    sunday football....i swear i thought you guys were behind australia hehehe
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    Quote Originally Posted by dinos22
    i swear i thought you guys were behind australia
    They are, in most things
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    updates please
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    Must be some major problems if we haven't heard ANYTHING from him.

    i hope that's not the case, though. And I join everyone else in saying: ITS ABOUT TIME ! ! ! !
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scroatdog
    Must be some major problems if we haven't heard ANYTHING from him.

    i hope that's not the case, though. And I join everyone else in saying: ITS ABOUT TIME ! ! ! !
    got the finger over CANCEL ORDER BUTTON already
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    give the guy some time

    i'm sure he's on something at the moment..

    nice lookin board.. hope it performs well

    thanks WWM


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    I want to see more pictures and benchmarks!

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    IMO after using the DFI NF4 for so long and having all the settings and tweaks memorized the new board is just like starting over and will take some playing with to get back into the zone

    I'm looking real hard at the Asus A8N32 SLI, may get the expert too though and compare
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    Quote Originally Posted by Major
    IMO after using the DFI NF4 for so long and having all the settings and tweaks memorized the new board is just like starting over and will take some playing with to get back into the zone

    I'm looking real hard at the Asus A8N32 SLI, may get the expert too though and compare
    I'm looking for the A8N32-SLi too
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    So am i, but i'm also putting away some money to buy some of that pot asus is smoking to price it at 250$.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MaxT
    So am i, but i'm also putting away some money to buy some of that pot asus is smoking to price it at 250$.
    I remember an old friend that said; "the quality is there long after the price is forgotten".... Trure statement if this board is all that early reviews indicate it is.... Otherwise, hello DFI Expert!
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    Yeah, that's what i was thinking about the rdx200 i am RMAing now.

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    At least peeps can dust off their zippy 700w or pcp 850w for this mobo

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    BIOS Options…

    The boot up screen is getting better.




    BIOS
    Basically, the setup is similar with previous DFI LanPARTY nF4 series.
    However, the range is more flexible.

    Main setup options




    Built-in MEMTEST is a great tool. The version is 1.65






    The highest frequency is 550





    HT 1~5X also has 1.5X and 2.5X





    CPU voltage also has 2 segments adjustment.
    1st segment is 0.08V to 1.55V






    The 2nd segment is %, maximum is 136%
    The overall highest voltage is 2.108V




    DRAM voltage
    Previous version is setting into 2 sections : 2.5V~3.2V&3.3~4V JUMP.
    This version is non-section voltage from 2.29V~4V. Even the voltage is over 3.3V, there is no heat issue as before.







    SLI uses electronic switch. You can switch into 1X/16X or 8X/8X mode in BIOS



    DRAM tuning options
    Same as previous version
    First page



    Next page



    The key factor of OC - DRAM Drive Strength
    From LEVEL1~LEVEL8 to LEVEL1~LEVEL15




    BIOS Temp./Speed control page



    Test Congiuration

    AMD K8 939 3000+ 0517
    DFI nF4 SLI-DR EXPERT
    GSkill 1GBFX DDR400 2 2-2-5 2 pairs
    SPARKLE 6200
    Maxtor 30GB
    DELTA 350W



    Even it’s 512X2 DDR400 2 2-2-5, when you plug 4 DIMMs, you still need to adjust the BIOS very carefully.
    DDR400 1T 4 DIMM is not CPU(AMD).MB(DFI).DRAM(GSkill) official guarantee.
    All official guarantee is dual channels not 4 DIMMs in 2 channels.

    Reached! DDR400 2 2-2-5 1T 512MBX4 2.68V
    PI 32M finished!!!


    Last edited by windwithme; 11-07-2005 at 01:17 AM.

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