Indeed, very nice job Foxconn! This board is amazing. Im still testing but thus far it has been a very solid piece of w... art

This is my first i7 system and have been using AMD for the past 7 years. So I didnt have a clear thought what Voltages to start with. I simply set Vcore +20mV, VTT +80mV, X58 IOH 1.12V and didnt have to change anything thus far

Then I set 160Mhz Blck and a RAM multi of 10 (since my RAM is made for that) and changed everything according to that while keeping the CPU around stock speed. All was set simple and fast without hick ups.

Then I changed CPU to 20x with Turbo enabled, no issues.

Changed to 180Mhz Blck, RAM back to 8x, VTT to 16x and QPI to 9:8 VTT, stable.

Set Blck to 191 (for the 'mighty 4Ghz'), already going for an hour. If this continues like this Ill end up maxing out the Bloodrage its self and having to test for lower Voltages

Temps are only 47C/45C/45C/42C under full load!

Back to this board though, it's simply amazing. How easy things are changed, unbelievable. I didnt know I could expect this ever again from a motherboard after my DFI experience from 3 boards the past 1.5 year;
UT 790FX-M2R, digital PWM's were screaming and need a fan at stock to not let them reach 85C. BIOS is after 1.5 years still not bug free and incomplete.
DK 790FXB-M2RS, waited 4 months for arrival and then NB/HT MOSFET blew within a week with a marginal OC.
DK 790FXB-M2RSH, simply refused to boot.
Loads of other AM2+ boards had varying issues. Now Im just happy I took the i7 way because of the available boards for that platform, and it seems like I picked the right one to start with