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    Link works fine Noobzed they tested sadly only E8500 and the new E7200, no quad... and poor FSB performance in that review but I never gave them much credit as they usually tested with an old Pentium D , at least they have soem new CPU's now...
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    sweet 750i SLI, nice pictures...

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    Come on! I wanna see some reviews with quads... preferably q6600.
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    with great MHZ comes great responsibility
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    i will also test with Q6600 , But Fedex didnt delivered the mobo today , only tomorrow morning


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    Quote Originally Posted by mascaras View Post
    i will also test with Q6600 , But Fedex didnt delivered the mobo today , only tomorrow morning


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    Thanks... if they compete with the P35's or x38's at all i will buy one... i would like a mobo with SLI option just incase.

    Awaiting your results.
    Quote Originally Posted by Bobbylite View Post
    with great MHZ comes great responsibility
    CPU:Q6600 G0 @ 3.825
    Motherboard:Asus P5E X38
    Memory:2x2GB OCZ Reapers DDR2 1066
    Graphics Card:Asus 4850
    Hard Drive:2xSegate 500gb 32MB Cache raid0
    Power Supply:Xion 800W
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    CPU cooling: D-tek Fuzion V2 (Quad insert removed)
    GPU cooling: mcw60
    Monitor:24" LG

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    I will be able to do quadcore testing at the weekend too. For now I am setting up my good old E6600 ES which is good for 555 MHz FSB on P35. I gave my E8400 to a friend, but I will try to get another high clocking wolfdale.
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    Sorry, I kept you guys waiting for quite some time, but I am really busy with work.

    I am installing Xp as I write this, so benchmarks will be up tomorrow, as promised.

    I dont have a camera here, except the brilliant camera of my iPhone, so I won't post any more pics for now.

    Nontheless I want to present you some interesting info from the BIOS:

    - As on Nvidia boards, single cores of the CPU can be disabled right in the BIOS
    - The Power button has a power LED in it (what a surprise) and the RESET buttuon has a HDD LED built-in which is very helpful when the board is not in a case
    - 3 profiles for Timings/Voltages can be stored and loaded in the BIOS
    - Voltage ranges are:
    Vcore: 0.50000V - 1.80000V
    CPU FSB: 1.2V - 1.55V
    Memory: 1.8V - 2.5V
    SPP: 1.3V - 1.55V
    NF200: 1.2V - 1.55V
    GTLREF: +0mV - +160mV


    I set some voltages to safe values and booted up at 400 MHz FSB with ease =)

    As soon windows is installed, I will see at what FSB my E6600ES can boot into Windows on air.
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    Ooh, I'm excited! This is looking to be a perfect budget SLI board.

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    Right, I did some very fast testing as I am tired as hell, because it's already midnight here.

    I increased voltages a little and I consider them 24/7 voltages. My E6600ES's limit on single stage is 555 MHz FSB. Honestly I never tried it on air, but knowing other CPUs I think this is pretty much as far as I can get with that CPU on air.

    Voltages were:
    Vcore: 1.5V
    FSB: 1.3V
    SPP: 1.4V
    NF200: 1.3V
    Memory: 2.2V
    GTLREF: default



    Note: I only tested 1M, because I want to go to bed asap. Prime95 and 32M runs will follow at the weekend. I could boot up to 525 MHz, but not into windows.
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    You sleep too much
    If I would be sure I won't need my E6850 for the next 2 weeks I could send it to you - rene told me it does 600 FSB on air also This would be a good one to test this board regarding FSB just drop me a pm if you want to I would be interested in that as I am awaiting a 790i in some time so far you are really teasing me with your tests
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    Freak are you using the new bios released 7th???


    http://www.evga.com/forums/tm.asp?m=317004


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    Nice so far, and thank you for the review,

    awaiting results with quads.
    Quote Originally Posted by Bobbylite View Post
    with great MHZ comes great responsibility
    CPU:Q6600 G0 @ 3.825
    Motherboard:Asus P5E X38
    Memory:2x2GB OCZ Reapers DDR2 1066
    Graphics Card:Asus 4850
    Hard Drive:2xSegate 500gb 32MB Cache raid0
    Power Supply:Xion 800W
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    CPU cooling: D-tek Fuzion V2 (Quad insert removed)
    GPU cooling: mcw60
    Monitor:24" LG

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    Thanks Freak for your time, because of you and Rattle, Iv got one comming tomorrow, Im gonna give it a try with my 2 8800 gt superclocks and the e8400 I have, and I have a e3110 coming saterday.. Im exit3ed to see what I can do with this!!

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    Nice. Thanks Fr3ak. Fr3ak likes to keep us in suspense!

    So I ordered a Evga FTW, and an e8400 to replace the 680i/e6600 in my 2nd rig. Looking forward to diddling around with the new parts.

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    I ramped up the voltages before I went to bed, but the FSB limit was still the same, which is why I am 99.9% sure, it's the CPU holding me back.

    mascaras: I am using the BIOS that came with the board. Seems to work fine for me. No weird behaviour with the board. I will update the BIOS today.
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    How's vcore droop"\?

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    Finally Fedex delivered the motherboard , tests later guys !


    Ok freak i will also test with stoK bios then update to new bios !



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    Quote Originally Posted by EVGATech_JacobF
    SZ12 BIOS is available now, the major highlights are listed below:

    * Added support to enable/disable individual cores on a multi-core CPU
    * Improved PCIe 2.0 compatibility
    I can already disable cores in the BIOS...

    Too bad you still need a floppy drive in order to flash the BIOS. I don't really like flashing the BIOS using Windows.

    I have a E8500 and a couple of quads, but I am not sure if I will test them. I already know that they top out at 450 - 490 MHz FSB on 780i and 790i. From my first impression the 750i overclocks as good, so I do not see how the FSB could magically be better than that.
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    Sure, will do at the weekend. I have 2 Zotac 9600 GT cards.
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    quick test at 4.5 on E8500..

    Moding my case now..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fr3ak View Post
    I can already disable cores in the BIOS...

    Too bad you still need a floppy drive in order to flash the BIOS. I don't really like flashing the BIOS using Windows.

    I have a E8500 and a couple of quads, but I am not sure if I will test them. I already know that they top out at 450 - 490 MHz FSB on 780i and 790i. From my first impression the 750i overclocks as good, so I do not see how the FSB could magically be better than that.

    I flashed my bios with a cd on my 680i se(grr)... i'm pretty sure you can do it with this 750i right?


    How does this mobo compare to the p35's when OC'ing q6600's?
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    with great MHZ comes great responsibility
    CPU:Q6600 G0 @ 3.825
    Motherboard:Asus P5E X38
    Memory:2x2GB OCZ Reapers DDR2 1066
    Graphics Card:Asus 4850
    Hard Drive:2xSegate 500gb 32MB Cache raid0
    Power Supply:Xion 800W
    Case:3DAurora
    CPU cooling: D-tek Fuzion V2 (Quad insert removed)
    GPU cooling: mcw60
    Monitor:24" LG

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    Yes you can download the ISO version to flash, anyways his board has the latest BIOS on the EVGA website.
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    Decent numbers so far, go ahead
    The Initial value finished
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    PI calculation is done!


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    Thanks for the information Jackup. My CD-burner broke, so that wasn't an option for me in the first place, which is why I didn't think about using a CD to flash =)

    I have a E8500 , a QX9650 and a second Zotac 9600 GT, so I can do some more testing with the board and add some more pictures.
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