Sorry but only in Czech language! But graphs dont need a translation, my max OC with on-board cooling was 585MHz full Orthos stable ...
http://www.pctuning.cz/index.php?opt...9222&Itemid=43
My result in English : Overclocking legend is Back, this is best mobo with P35 Express ever made ... brutal overclocking CPUs and RAMs too, great performance ... YOU must to have it!
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have u tried not using the coper cpu cover and check difference in temps ?
Last edited by Okda; 08-13-2007 at 03:22 AM.
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i just told WWM and i am telling you as well that you both did not comment on stupid placement of RAM slots and the fact longer (gaming) graphics cards will be right next to the slots meaning you will have to take out a GFX card to change RAM
this is a major design flaw in my opinion because every time you have to handle a graphics card take or put RAM in can cause accidental damage...and for people watercooling their cards this would be an additional pain in the ass
why did you omit this from the article? at least it doesn't seem you've written about it in the negative remarks. Unless i am mistaken and somehow i am not seeing the best angle
Last edited by dinos22; 08-13-2007 at 03:27 AM.
well from the look of the top yellow lsot which appears to be openned seems like u will be able to remove the ram without removing the vga, it will be a tight job but it will be done,
anyway i think this is the price of having 3 pci and 4 pci-e slots which i think deserve the hassle to remove the vga ( if true ) every time i wish to change my ram ( which is for 99% of the owners will be very rare )
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This problem has many of new boards ... but OK i will update my review with this comment ... THANK YOU!Originally Posted by dinos22
i just told WWM and i am telling you as well that you both did not comment on stupid placement of RAM slots and the fact longer (gaming) graphics cards will be right next to the slots meaning you will have to take out a GFX card to change RAM
this is a major design flaw in my opinion because every time you have to handle a graphics card take or put RAM in can cause accidental damage...and for people watercooling their cards this would be an additional pain in the ass
why did you omit this from the article? at least it doesn't seem you've written about it in the negative remarks. Unless i am mistaken and somehow i am not seeing the best angle
oh dear thats not good at all
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http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=219788
Evga X58 Sli ultimate overclocking/ overview/ discussion thread
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=221082
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really?
which other board or boards have the same problem?
For example ... DFI ATI RD600..., Giga P35T-DQ6 + DS4, MSI P35-Platinum,
Last edited by OBR; 08-13-2007 at 03:44 AM.
didn't realise that lol
guess i never really paid too much attention at that board as i had no interest in it........
this is just a pain in the arse problem but one we will all live with nonetheless if the performance is thereof course heheheheheh
If you want to remove RAMs you have to bend down GFX and it works ...
is that what the user manual says
lol. "bend down gfx"is that what the user manual says
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here is nothing to laugh! Look at ma upper GFX! It is bended for good!lol. "bend down gfx"
"In order to replace RAMS, bend down graphics card, remove the graphics card, or just use a hammer.*"is that what the user manual says
*Using a hammer will void warranty.
LOL
looking like a nice board though.
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go the hammer
dis looks good ya?
i7 3610QM 1.2-3.2GHz
looks very good adamsleath
Evga X58 sli under cascade
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=219788
Evga X58 Sli ultimate overclocking/ overview/ discussion thread
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=221082
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P5K3 as well has clearance problems with 8800 gtx.
I take it the same cpu has been used in these FSB tests? Otherwise it's a bit of a red herring to the capability of the boards...go the hammer
dis looks good ya?
was thinking the exact same thing earlier... my guess is that they did or else you're absolutely right.
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It is table of capable FSB in day of TEST! Not today! For example ... Striker in testing day (before 5 months) reached only 475, i know today can run at 520MHz, it is explained in text ...
This table is not MAX FSB on that boards NOW, but in day of their first testing! And this DFI won! On first review on our server reaches 585MHz ...
what JB was implying (if i'm wrong, please correct) is that chips have different FSB walls as I have experienced this myself.
A chip will usually run out of FSB before a motherboard does (usually).
So in order to eliminate the possibility it is the chip causing the limitation and not the board... the same chip needs to be used in all tests with the different motherboards.
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Yeah that's kinda what I thought OBR - what worries me is some person just looks at the review and assumes that is all each of the board is capable of without consideration for the fact that different cpus will give different top FSB speeds. Still the DFI is strong in that department
OBR,I'm sure that on your next tests some 600 MHz is reachable...
See here.
And try to make your review in English(at least your conclusions-Vyhody+Nevyhody
Best Regards.
Last edited by major_john; 08-13-2007 at 06:08 AM.
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