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  1. 09-08-2007, 06:41 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brother Esau View Post
    Just as a point of interest, in case anyone feels compelled to re due the TIM under the Heatpipe assembly ......Don't Bother! D.F.I has obviously been listening to overclockers and has done a superb job with applying the TIM with just the right amount used on every part with good quality TIM its completely not necessary to re due it!
    AH! Very nice to hear. Thanks for sharing this. Did you actually remove the heatpipe assembly yourself? Was it hard to do? I was wondering if taking it off, cleaning it and applying MX-2 would be a worth while thing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cantankerous View Post
    AH! Very nice to hear. Thanks for sharing this. Did you actually remove the heatpipe assembly yourself? Was it hard to do? I was wondering if taking it off, cleaning it and applying MX-2 would be a worth while thing.

    Yes.....I did remove the entire Heat Pipe assembly and it was very time consuming and awkward. Like I said Don't Bother!
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    Not many takers for the latest bios then?

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    Quote Originally Posted by RLM View Post
    Not many takers for the latest bios then?

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    I just flashed to the latest. The BIOS that came with the board only allowed a maximum 10x multi with an QX6700.
    Latest BIOS gave up to 50x multi.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SLi_dog View Post
    I just flashed to the latest. The BIOS that came with the board only allowed a maximum 10x multi with an QX6700.
    Latest BIOS gave up to 50x multi.


    LOL.... 50 X 20 FSB =
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    Thanks Andre for the Bios !!!



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    Quote Originally Posted by SLi_dog View Post
    I just flashed to the latest. The BIOS that came with the board only allowed a maximum 10x multi with an QX6700.
    Latest BIOS gave up to 50x multi.

    Which latest bios did you use?


    Thanks your testing. I'll ask Oskar to release unlock multi bios for QX6700.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Brother Esau View Post
    Yes.....I did remove the entire Heat Pipe assembly and it was very time consuming and awkward. Like I said Don't Bother!
    How was the PWM block attached? Do you think it could be easily removed? Thinking about cooling just the NB and SB blocks. Just wondering if I can take the PWM block apart without cutting the block.

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    NO! If you want to cool everything independently you're either going to have to cut it free from the rest of the Heat Pipe Assembly or go after market cooling around the board.

    I believe that Thermalright has a PWM solution for the D.F.I P35
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