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    Hey guys I want to give a shot @ DFI, shall I pick this board, or the new X38 LP , the X38 is cheaper then the P35 (10euro`s). I just wonder how 4x 1GB Ballistix would run or 2x2 G.SKILL 8000, got them both.
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    Quote Originally Posted by emoners View Post
    ok will try that. but my Team Xtreem GKXs are doing great so far.
    I was not speaking from experience its just I had heard GKX didn't do to good with the P35 chipset.

    I guess you may just have some crappy sticks but it would still be worth knowing whats written on your chips if they are not performing well.

    How new are your Ballistix ?

    Quote Originally Posted by mc2k View Post
    Hey guys I want to give a shot @ DFI, shall I pick this board, or the new X38 LP , the X38 is cheaper then the P35 (10euro`s). I just wonder how 4x 1GB Ballistix would run or 2x2 G.SKILL 8000, got them both.
    The LT x38 if you can find it in stock yet in Europe doesn't have the heatpipe like the UT P35 thats possibly why its cheaper.

    I love my P35 imo its flawless a proper 110% pat on the back for DFI. If I were in your shoes with the x38 just around the corner I would hold out a bit longer although I hear the x38 chipset is having divider issues. Apparently the4:5 divider isn't going to well & as of yet theres not much out there to compare against the P35 so only time will tell how far apart the two boards are.

    On the RAM front the answer is I don't know which will be better on the x38but generally the 2 x 2GB kits run easier than 4 x 1GB sets all be it the 2 x 2GB sets may be a little fsb limited for some.

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    Quote Originally Posted by C-N View Post

    The LT x38 if you can find it in stock yet in Europe doesn't have the heatpipe like the UT P35 thats possibly why its cheaper.

    I love my P35 imo its flawless a proper 110% pat on the back for DFI. If I were in your shoes with the x38 just around the corner I would hold out a bit longer although I hear the x38 chipset is having divider issues. Apparently the4:5 divider isn't going to well & as of yet theres not much out there to compare against the P35 so only time will tell how far apart the two boards are.

    On the RAM front the answer is I don't know which will be better on the x38but generally the 2 x 2GB kits run easier than 4 x 1GB sets all be it the 2 x 2GB sets may be a little fsb limited for some.

    CN
    Thanks for the headsup, but how this board doing @ 4:5 divider? and does this board overvolts the DIMM?
    DFI Lanparty LT X48-T2R
    Intel Q6600 L737B242 ~ VID 1.2125 ~ 4000mhZ @ 1.48 vcore {lapped}
    eVGA 8800GTS (G92) 512MB {stock}
    Crucial Ballistix PC8500 Tracer ~ 1200mhZ 5-5-5-12 @ 2.05v
    Lian Li PC-V1000 {modded}
    Corsair HX 620W
    Creative X-FI ExtremeMusic
    Western Digital Raptor X 150GB
    Thermalright-Ultra120 Xtreme {lapped} ft. Scythe S-Flex SFF21F S-FDB ~ Push & Pull

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    Quote Originally Posted by mc2k View Post
    how this board doing @ 4:5 divider?
    Works fine for me http://i106.photobucket.com/albums/m...S/3DMARK01.jpg

    Quote Originally Posted by mc2k View Post
    does this board overvolts the DIMM?
    No she's sweet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by C-N View Post

    I love my P35 imo its flawless a proper 110% pat on the back for DFI.


    CN

    I second that I always like to give new boards a run but that was before the P35-T2R came along. For my needs this board is absolutely perfect
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