Official GIGABYTE X38-DQ6/X38T-DQ6 Info/BIOS Thread

[ChrissTi]

Hornet that stupid name invented by intel is just a name, the technology exists for a long time in other electronic equipment, just with other schematics.

and read here:

http://www.thetechrepository.com/showthread.php?t=126

end of vdrop or vdroop subject.

good point LiViD I worked 4 years with A... , and it's a big s..
I thought they fixed something and I even bought one. I did a big mistake is still a s.. Don't want to say anything more.

[Hornet331]

Uhh, Hornet..

I suggest leaving this thread alone if all you are going to do is bash the board. All you do is shove the word "Asus" in our faces, and we don't quite care for it. Either start being productive towards the thread, or a take a hike and preach your Asus fanboy-ism elsewhere.

i bought nothing but gigabyte boards the last 5-6 years, can you say that for yourself? (so fanyboy my ass... )

I like the board, but it lacks features other competitor (Asus, DFI) offer and it they work... i dont pay 200€+ for a board and than only get half of they joy.

But i think it fits Gigabyte, just looks the 965-DQ6 (rev1) oc issue with quads (65nm)... it was advertised as quad compatible... yeah thats about it, it is "compatible".

Hornet that stupid name invented by intel is just a name, the technology exists for a long time in other electronic equipment, just with other schematics.

and read here:

http://www.thetechrepository.com/showthread.php?t=126

end of vdrop or vdroop subject.

good point LiViD I worked 4 years with A... , and it's a big s..
I thought they fixed something and I even bought one. I did a big mistake is still a s.. Don't want to say anything more.

nice that you have found an articel that explains it for you, but you still dont get the point that vdrop and vdroop are totaly different thing and have nothing to do with each other.

Its also nice that this articel form fcg explains how you can calculate the exact vdroop, but im not interessted in this. I want a option to compensate vdroop.