Core i7/X58 Overclocking Thread

[Khalmyr]

I haven't heard anything about the Gigabyte X58-DS4, other than box pictures, which will apparently be the cheapest X58 mobo, since X58-UD5 is already cheaper than any of the Asus/MSI/Intel mobos I've seen.

No one has received a single sample?

I'm really looking forward to buy a Core i7 kit in December, and yeah, by then more mobos will probably have been released...

Has anyone tested one yet? can it get to 200bcl?

Another question is, any words from Thermalright on when they'll start selling kits for LGA1366? I don't want to buy a new cooler, and don't want to have to wait too long on the stock cooler of my future 920...

[AuDioFreaK39]

I haven't heard anything about the Gigabyte X58-DS4, other than box pictures, which will apparently be the cheapest X58 mobo, since X58-UD5 is already cheaper than any of the Asus/MSI/Intel mobos I've seen.

No one has received a single sample?

I'm really looking forward to buy a Core i7 kit in December, and yeah, by then more mobos will probably have been released...

Has anyone tested one yet? can it get to 200bcl?

Another question is, any words from Thermalright on when they'll start selling kits for LGA1366? I don't want to buy a new cooler, and don't want to have to wait too long on the stock cooler of my future 920...

If you already have a Thermalright Ultra series heatsink then all you need to get is the LGA 1366 mounting bracket which they sell here.

In fact, Thermalright is getting ready to release an Ultra-120 eXtreme-1366 RT version of their popular heatsink.