Quote Originally Posted by batmang View Post
I know, hah! This board is a great board but lets be honest, it can be pretty frustrating getting the right settings the board likes. Because all boards like different voltages/settings, the T3EH8 can be a bit of a pain at times. Overall though, its a great board as long as you can be patient and utilize the features it has. I still can't get anything above 4.0 to be 100% stable but I know its possible, just haven't had enough tinkering time. I've stuck to 3.6 HT @ 1.16v for 24/7 use and 4.2-4.3GHz HT @ 1.3+v for suicide runs. I like my memory speeds at 3.6 :P
no offense
but

if u say dfi x58 UT/DK is hard
then any 775 mobo must have been nerve recking for ya
asus REX,COmmando,M2f, DFI p35-x48, etc etc etc all must have just blown u away... literally. hospitalized i guess.

i7 x58's are like overclocking for noobie friendly.
it just cant get easier than this.


heck 50% overclock with minimal voltage changes.

this mobo is just so easy.. no skewing to worry about and all the dram skews are taken care off with the IMC and the way dfi implemented it via bootup clocks..

and this is the only mobo other than the under performed classified that
runs high percentage overclocks at almost stock voltages. aka no degrading issues like the famous gaygay mobos that in the end,.. ends up in a lot of ppl garbage bin after a year.


this is what happens when overclocking goes mainstream.
next ppl will be demanding intel/amd for overclocking headrooms.