**Official DFI LanParty UT P35-T2R Review/Overclock/Guide Thread**

[cantankerous]

Thanks for the update C-N. I take it there is no real reason to update from the 12/24 bios if using 65nm CPU's such as the Q6600? I am glad the cosmetic bug is fixed, but if nothing else has changed or been added then it may only be geared toward 45nm CPU's like mentioned.

The 1/09 bios is no longer listed on DFI's site and has since been replaced with the 2/14.

BTW, did you see any new listed options?

[C-N]

Thanks for the update C-N. I take it there is no real reason to update from the 12/24 bios if using 65nm CPU's such as the Q6600?

I haven't seriously compared any benching numbers properly but from my quick play last night it didn't look any better or worse than 1224.

I cant see any advantage running the BETA over the very good 1224 official with the 65nm e6850 I tested.

I will be sure to let you guys know if I find any benefit with the 65nm's

The 1/09 bios is no longer listed on DFI's site and has since been replaced with the 2/14.

Never liked it anyway so no big deal 4 me.

BTW, did you see any new listed options?

Nothing I noticed with the 65nm, & all the voltage options etc looked the same as 1224 too.

CN

P.S I would be interested to know what vtt scale is available with the 45nm CPU's if anyone can help me out.

[vortex240]

I would recomend the 1107, I get the highest fsb with my lowly e2180 with it, no other bios after that one can post at that same fsb. Also it seems like my corsair 5400c4 can do 1021 @5-5-5-15 2.3v with this bios and cant with the ones that followed.

e2180 405x9=3648 @1.55v
max stable fsb 425

I do have a question about the gtl voltages for this processor. Does anyone have any recomendations about what to use? After I removed the heatspreader the temps dropped by a massive 20 degrees C, so I am once again interested in oc it. It can boot into xp at 3800 at 1.66v so I think with some proper gtl voltages I might get it stable at 3700.
thanks for the help
Wojtek