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    has anyone else noticed the UD3L and UD3LR for sale? anyone know the differences between them and the older UD3 boards?

    im building a rig for a friend of mine and was curious if anyone had any experiences with those boards. he wants a quad core plus a lot of ram and wants to get an entire rig running for under 900 bucks, and shaving 30 off of the board price will allow a TRUE instead of a AC7/Xig.
    i suppose we could run a q9400 instead of a 9550 for the price savings if the UD3LR is totally out of the question.

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    Quote Originally Posted by daellum67 View Post
    has anyone else noticed the UD3L and UD3LR for sale? anyone know the differences between them and the older UD3 boards?
    Read this UD3LR and UD3L
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    Quote Originally Posted by stasio View Post
    4 phase power :/

    can it handle an OC'd yorkfield without blowing up? im guessing no

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    Quote Originally Posted by daellum67 View Post
    4 phase power :/

    can it handle an OC'd yorkfield without blowing up? im guessing no
    Is this board any good for q9550? Its the only version I can find for sale in UK now.

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    Finally got the board this morning, and after a little fiddling, I got it swapped out for the MIIF without any bother. Pic is below, but no cables tidied as I got a bit eager to try it out


    Although I don't really like the style of the board, i.e. colour scheme, and limited fan headers & sensors, it does seem to have a nicer build quality than the Asus. Looking at the SMDs placement, I think this has better accuracy than the MIIF which is something I'm used to spotting having worked in the industry in the past. It seemed as though the general design looked a lot more modular and efficient, and connectors felt a bit more solid too.

    Anyway, after some fiddling, I'm tackling 500x9 straight on to see how I fair over the weekend, but think I am suffering issues with easytune 6. I keep getting a 'could not load device driver' error message, and only a few of the voltages match what I set in bios. the 'power on' values of VTT and the CPU & MCH reference in particular. Anyone had similar issues or am I missing something?

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