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    Quote Originally Posted by M.Beier View Post
    Ask me

    Its correct; LOTES bracket, FOXCONN plastic/pins... Well I do in fact believe Gigabyte has done some research and it isnt just guessing...
    But let the first P55A with burned socket prove me wrong....

    I still think it was related to uneven pressure by bracket..

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    I dont think Gigabyte stated it was LOTES only, I think closest they have stated is "due the issues with the current foxconn sockets, we have changed it", and they have, not fully away from foxconn, but changed it.
    Yes,you are right.
    LOTES produce only bracket but no plastic socket with pins.This thing confuse some people.
    I contacted Lotes last month and they can only retail sell 100pcs and above.
    This price I get from them (1 set):
    Socket 1156 – USD 3.50
    ILM - USD 2.20
    Backplate - USD 1.00
    http://www.lotes.cc/product_info.php?id=3289#

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    Quote Originally Posted by sxs112 View Post
    Gigabyte don't use LOTES socket on P55A baords as they claimed,
    or they use only the lotes bracket not the whole socket.
    Btw,for sxs112 and all Asus fans.
    Asus Maximus III with Lotes bracket and Foxconn socket:


    Maybe I should open new thread about this.
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    Humm...so we should be able to swap LOTES brackets onto boards with Foxconn brackets, and the socket burn should go away then???
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    doubt the bracket is the issue, or the plastic compound for that matter.

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    So,is it everywhere Lotes bracket/foxconn plastics combination or not?

    I'm confused right now,does eVGA for example use this combination?

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    Gygabyte marketing guys clearly skipped some Photoshop classes. Look at their Smart6 robot:



    Now compare it to this one:



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    I think you need another hobby man, if this bothers you lol. As long as they don't put a nude man on the box I don't mind... it's hard to stay original in this market...
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    Oh Noes! Gigabyte is copying my transformers! You bastards, go copy Asus warrior princess or something, leave my transformers alone! They're human!
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    Quote Originally Posted by stasio View Post
    Yes,you are right.
    Btw,for sxs112 and all Asus fans.
    Asus Maximus III with Lotes bracket and Foxconn socket:
    (...)
    Maybe I should open new thread about this.
    This picture shows pre-production model and it is not Lotes bracket anyway. In retail version of Maximus III both socket and bracket and typical Foxconn ones and the ram-slot closest to the socket is black

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    Thats indeed true.
    Same thing with P55A-UD6:







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    same with p55a-ud4p
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    It could be uneven pressure on the chip itself, which the bracket change could improve. A quick test or two would tell you the difference...

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    Quote Originally Posted by miahallen View Post
    I have the P55A-UD3R and P55A-UD6 at home...working on a review of them now...I'll check them out when I get home from work tongiht
    Quote Originally Posted by stasio View Post
    Yes,you are right.
    LOTES produce only bracket but no plastic socket with pins.This thing confuse some people.
    After having stasio confirm this, I didn't think additional confirmation was needed...but in case anyone was wondering, both my P55A-UD3R and P55A-UD6 confim the findings here, LOTES bracket, Foxconn socket.

    However, no problems with socket burn yet
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    I also found Foxconn socket but LOTES bracket in my P55A-UD6, UD4P and UD3P. And i notice the part/model number is difference compare to non "A" socket. So, i think this is the revise socket already from Foxconn

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    I just found this link :

    http://www.intel.com/design/corei7/components/

    Those link said clearly, Lotes not make the LGA1156 socket, only ILM backplate. Foxconn, Molex and Tyco is the manufacturer of socket LGA1156. So, there's no Lotes LGA1156 socket after all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by M.Beier View Post
    Ask me

    I still think it was related to uneven pressure by bracket..
    I agree 100%. Also, one brand isn't really better here. It's a design flaw... Check your board, I guarantee you have foxconn components on it somewhere. So the make isn't so much the problem IMHO.

    That's why the people benchin LN2 with super weight on the sockets and high volts were the only ones having this issue. A little more pressure on one area and the pins fail to contact the other side well enough. Like a perfect storm me thinks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vinas View Post
    I agree 100%. Also, one brand isn't really better here. It's a design flaw... Check your board, I guarantee you have foxconn components on it somewhere. So the make isn't so much the problem IMHO.

    That's why the people benchin LN2 with super weight on the sockets and high volts were the only ones having this issue. A little more pressure on one area and the pins fail to contact the other side well enough. Like a perfect storm me thinks.
    dude, be honestly
    i ran P55 for 5 monthes LN2 test, never has one board casue socket burn
    i try to duplicate the socket burn then find the answer, but
    just even i wprime 5GHz-5.2GHz, and vantage liket that, my CPU
    and socket is nothing happen with P55-UD4/5/6

    the other reason, think it about this.
    the pin of 1156 is very crowded, if you do compare with S775 and S1366
    so do you guys think and look every case the Pin doesn't touch the center of
    pan could casue the socket burn?

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    Quote Originally Posted by miahallen View Post
    After having stasio confirm this, I didn't think additional confirmation was needed...but in case anyone was wondering, both my P55A-UD3R and P55A-UD6 confim the findings here, LOTES bracket, Foxconn socket.

    However, no problems with socket burn yet
    That is because you dont put your system to the limit, n00b!

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    Sorry. OT.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hicookie View Post
    dude, be honestly
    i ran P55 for 5 monthes LN2 test, never has one board casue socket burn
    i try to duplicate the socket burn then find the answer, but
    just even i wprime 5GHz-5.2GHz, and vantage liket that, my CPU
    and socket is nothing happen with P55-UD4/5/6

    the other reason, think it about this.
    the pin of 1156 is very crowded, if you do compare with S775 and S1366
    so do you guys think and look every case the Pin doesn't touch the center of
    pan could casue the socket burn?
    Are you saying then that Gigabyte does not know the real cause of the problem, made a change and is hoping that the problem will go away?
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    i can also confirm what hicookie is saying

    i have tested P55 boards from super early samples > 0.1 revisions to pre-retail release & retail boards in full giga range all Foxconn all tortured big time and no issue at all

    i also tested MSI P55 board with foxconn socket big volts wprime the lot ... nothing........i killed the MSI board but thats another story lol...socket is intact heh
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    Dino, which msi? GD80, GD65 or some other?

    Curious cause I ordered gd65 for some tests MSI seem to love overclocking community and advertise it a lot on the board itself and manuals
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    Quote Originally Posted by dinos22 View Post
    i can also confirm what hicookie is saying

    i have tested P55 boards from super early samples > 0.1 revisions to pre-retail release & retail boards in full giga range all Foxconn all tortured big time and no issue at all

    i also tested MSI P55 board with foxconn socket big volts wprime the lot ... nothing........i killed the MSI board but thats another story lol...socket is intact heh
    What is high voltage?
    I had the problem with mine (no35 P55?), the BIOS, if I went to 1.6v it was 1.7v... from 1.6 to 1.7v, nothing worked, it just set it 0.1v higher...
    Anyhow, also ran high vcore on early sample, but only for short time, unlike the LN2 drinking cookie

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    1.68v under load in wprime

    high voltage on these boards is very tricky >> past 1.6
    sometimes you have to clear cmos and :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:foot around booting up from lower to higher gradually to get it to stick and getting perfect VTT and temp on gigabyte was very important for example...................for MSI similar behaviour but VTT could be left at 1.37 for example it didnt matter what else i tried
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