WHOOPS...Originally Posted by Fritz_the_germ
Yes,
you can find the "Loadline Calibration" in the DFI DK P45 T2-RS Plus BIOS in the page "voltage setting page" namend "VCore Droop Control" enabled or disabled.
If I know anyone... Are you kidding?
I know many friends who got their Q9650 on a DFI DK P45 stable.
http://img10.abload.de/img/4500mhz_1...umtempcei2.jpg
http://www.hardwareluxx.de/community...d.php?t=649680
If the link does not work check this out:
Sell your ASUS and buy a DFI! You will never ever regret.
That's really great. I thought that I've got a low VID Q9650 but that's nothing compared to the one in the picture. Is this a bug in CoreTemp?
Did you get tREF in the BIOS?
Where's ASUS?
I was wondering why we lost the vote stars from this thread but now I know why we lost them. No matter what we post here we will never have something to compare with DFI or Gigabyte.
I'm going to give ASUS some time to come with a good explanation or a new BIOS that could close the gap between our board and DFI or Gigabyte. If it turns out in NOTHING again I'm sold and go for a DFI Lanparty DK P45 T2RS Plus and kiss ASUS goodbye.
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