Anybody tried a TR IFX-14 yet ?
Simple question, this board or the IP35 Pro for Q6600? How many of you guys are clocking the crap out of the quads? Always loved DFI and I need a P35 based board to go with my Q6600 G0 and Ballistix pc2-8500 tracers.
Dear everyone:
Some CPUs have FSB wall, not only this mobo problem. I hear some people cannot achieve high fsb and complained about this mobo. Why not compare with ASUS or Gigabyte has CPU FSB wall problems?
I ever hand pick 100 pcs+ E6850 ES and retail. They are only 5% for FSB 550+.
30% is not achieved to FSB 500+. Did you think this is bad mobo because NO HIGH FSB for your CPU?
I want to say you need to make sure your cpu could achieve high fsb on other mobo,not only on DFI LP P35-T2R.
Oskar and I test many retail DFI LP P35s, which are over 5 pcs. Every mobo can do FSB 600 on air 32M because I have godly hand pick FSB 600 CPU.
We just make sure retail can do FSB 600, not only sample, but we are wrong. We still hear too many people complain about fsb wall.
Please make sure your cpus can work high fsb on other brand's mobo and DFI cannot work it. I will tell Oskar to slove your problem.
Good Luck
Andre Yang
Andre, Do you know if the cheaper DFI P35 Infinity Retail is usually able to do above 500 FSB too?
Last edited by scwam; 08-23-2007 at 06:17 PM.
C300
Abit IP-35 Pro
can't agree any more![]()
FSB wall does exist
I have a MB, which can do 500+FSB
A E6600, tested on over 10mobos, all stop at 505FSB
A E6400, on the same MB, does 510FSB, and then stop
Another E6600, on the same MB, 430 can't boot
I then changed to different MBs, same situation but I give my MB to my frd, he did 54XFSB for his CPU![]()
CPU: XEON W3540 & Gulftown Q3FE
MB: Asus Rampage III Extreme
RAM: Corsair GT2000C7 2G X 3 ADATA XPG+ 2200+ 2G X 3
SSD: Adata S596 120G
Display Card: Asus EAH 5870
WaterCooling:
Laing D5 Pump + Koolance D5 Top
Radiator: KP 120.3
CPU Block: HeatKiller 3.0 + EK full MB Block
PSU: Antec TPQ 1200W OC
Case: SilverStone TJ-07BW
CPU FSB Wall exist..even when sub zero cooling
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Asus P5W64 WS Professional , DFI Infinity 965P-S (testing)
X6800, E6750 es
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Micron Fatbodies , Micron D9gkx oem, Crucial 8000, Crucial Tracer 8500 (incomming)![]()
Ati FireGL V5100, Elsa FireGL V3100![]()
water cooling setup (EK 775 cpu block, swiftech NB Block, Swiftech pump, BI dual pass dual 120mm)![]()
Silverstone OP650![]()
raptors, baracuda![]()
CPU: Intel CORE 2 Duo E6550 @ 3.6GHz w/ 1.29vcore (517*7)
Motherboard:
Gigabyte P35-DQ6
Memory:
Crucial 8500's
Video:
Nvidia 8800GTX
PSU:
Zippy 700W (fan modded of course)
"The light at the end of the tunnel is the headlight of an oncoming train" (Murphy)
Reviewing for Madshrimps
Those initial tests were all done at DFI with hand selected CPUs, binned memory, engineering BIOS, binned P35 MCH, and under the chiller which will also increase the maximum FSB and CPU clock rates. Regarding the ES samples, same rule applies, you can get binned samples that will break just about any record or you can end up with samples from Intel that will not break 500FSB, much less 475, believe me I know.![]()
Thanks for all the input!
20 Logs on the fire for WCG:i7 920@2.8
X3220@3.0
X3220@2.4
E8400@4.05
E6600@2.4
Yeah 550 is very good retail cpu territory, 600fsb on air is likely to be a 1% affair, unless you go subzero...
I thought it was quite clear that the initial testing used sub zero, but I guess people did not read between the lines and thought all cpu's would do this on air.
Stable I think we are talkiing 500 or so, for those that game and use a pc for more daily tasks. Some may go over that, but usually at the expense of voltages..
regards
Raja
Anybody know when other etailers might get this board? Thanks.
In the next week or so i want make my order on a G0 6600 + 2Gb Mushkin Xp2-6400 and i want to pair them up whit a Dfi P35, can somebody tell me if this set-up will work with my old psu a Hiper 480W http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=921&page=3
it has a 24 and a 4 pin aux conector not an 8 pin aux conector.
I know, I've tested lots of G0 ES with much frustration in search of FSB.
Either way, I dont think it makes sense to market the FSB of a board with a CPU that never made it into retail production (E6850 E0).
Not that I care about the results, but you just have people that actually think they can get 550+ FSB. Too many people blame the wrong thing for their poor overclock, just frustrating.
Again, I say blame intel for doing this to us!
CPU: Intel CORE 2 Duo E6550 @ 3.6GHz w/ 1.29vcore (517*7)
Motherboard:
Gigabyte P35-DQ6
Memory:
Crucial 8500's
Video:
Nvidia 8800GTX
PSU:
Zippy 700W (fan modded of course)
I've just swapped from an IP35 Pro to the DFI board.
One of the features I've been looking forward to with the DFI is the vdroop control. Unfortunately I've been pretty disappointed with the results so far. I'm getting about .05 droop to load.
I know DFI's take tinkering with, but I'm thinking to myself that I might have been better of sticking with the IP35 pro and modding it.
Then out of curiosity I've just switched Vdroop Control to Disabled.
A couple of screen grabs. These are with Vcore set to 1.5v in bios. At idle SMG reports 1.52v Q6600 415x9(3737 mhz)
Vdroop control ENABLED???
Vdroop control DISABLED
Pretty happy with this, but I am now interested in how accurate SMG is? Would be nice to find the vdimm and vcore points for reading. The memory vdimm is a concern at the mo. At 2.25v in bios it reads 2.17 in SMG.
Cheers
RLM
Last edited by RLM; 08-25-2007 at 01:38 PM.
QX9650@4.5ghz Vapochill LS
E8600 (Boxed)
Rampage Extreme
OCZ Gold DDR3 (8500) 1680 7-6-6-20-2T
4870x2 Vmodded + Ek Nickel
9800GX2 Vmod + EK H20 (Stored)
Thermaltake TP 1000W
Lian Li P007 Case
To show the capability of the board I can understand why the ES processor was used. Kinda forced to use whatever cpu has the FSB capability to be able to demonstrate the board's top end.
However a cautionary mention that an individual's ultimate FSB would most likely be dependent on one's cpu would have helped.
thus far most locked multiplier cpu's (using air) are walling on many boards just shy of the 500 fsb mark, some going over just by a fraction.
regards
Raja
Quick test with this board :
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=234261
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i7 920 D0
eVGA X58 Classifieds
GSkill Trident 1600C6 3x2GB
GTX295 Quad SLI
Hitachi SATA2 1TB
Viewsonic VX1962WM
FSP Kingcraft 1010W
Vista 64bit
DFI should update Smart Guardian.. even on the DFI Infinity P965-S days it reported wrong..
Asus P5W64 WS Professional , DFI Infinity 965P-S (testing)
X6800, E6750 es
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Micron Fatbodies , Micron D9gkx oem, Crucial 8000, Crucial Tracer 8500 (incomming)![]()
Ati FireGL V5100, Elsa FireGL V3100![]()
water cooling setup (EK 775 cpu block, swiftech NB Block, Swiftech pump, BI dual pass dual 120mm)![]()
Silverstone OP650![]()
raptors, baracuda![]()
I'm looking really hard to find a good reason to give the extra money to DFI for a board that can do almost the same as any other p35 board.
I know I know, some extra tweaking with memory, but is it really worth it. The IP35 Pro cost 100 euro less than DFI.
Tuniq Tower/Stock Heatpipe
500FSB DDR2 1200
550FSB
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Its hard to say... If you have ever owned a Lanparty mobo, they are just awesome, more than just specs, they are built very well, with a lot of thought put in to overclovers and what they want. CMOS reloaded and the voltages alone are worth the extra $100 to me. I do understand some other manufacturers offer similar specs, but not as potent. also, if you do have a CPU with a high FSB wall, this mobo will take you higher. If you dont, then its not anything that any mobo company can control. Still DFI has the best options. I just wish they would use colors that don't look like a pimp owns the computer LOL
DFI LANPARTY UT P35-T2R - 3/17 bios
Intel C2D E8400@4 ghz (8x500) Watercooled
2x1G OCZ VX2 pc8000@1000 4-4-4-10 2.3v
BFG 8800GTX @ 650/2100
SB Audigy 2zs
Enermax Infiniti PSU (650 watt)
NEC DVD R
150G WD Raptor
Dell 2407 WFP LCD
Lian li PC V1000 case
Win XP-SP2
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