Maybe, I see that people that achieve good overclocks tend to have DFI expert boards. I finally convinced myself that the true overclocker mobo is a DFI. I bought this Asus mobo because of the 8 phase power desing which I thought was going to give me more stable voltages for overclocking, but...not good. Besides it doesn't even have a 150 memory divider (which I need to get my memory to DDR 500), whereas the DFI mobos have. Lesson I learned, my next system next year; either AMD's Quad core (Altair) or Intel's Quad core (native, not the cheapo-fast solution of Kentsfield), whatever is faster; is gonna have a DFI mobo.
Originally Posted by jamex
Maybe, I see that people that achieve good overclocks tend to have DFI expert boards. I finally convinced myself that the true overclocker mobo is a DFI. I bought this Asus mobo because of the 8 phase power desing which I thought was going to give me more stable voltages for overclocking, but...not good. Besides it doesn't even have a 150 memory divider (which I need to get my memory to DDR 500), whereas the DFI mobos have. Lesson I learned, my next system next year; either AMD's Quad core (Altair) or Intel's Quad core (native, not the cheapo-fast solution of Kentsfield), whatever is faster; is gonna have a DFI mobo.
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