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    DFI NF4 Ultra is Awesome!!!

    Hardware Used:
    PSU: Enermax 600watt
    Heatsink: Zalman CNPS7700Alcu
    Memory: 2x512MB Centon Advanced PC3200LL (newer revisions)
    CPU: Athlon 64 3000+ 0440 SPMW

    Memory voltage as at 3.0v the entire time, motherboard doesnt' seem to like anything lower for TCCD.
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    Here are more screenies...
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    Very nice results quick.
    I got my ultra-d today! i can't wait to see how well it does (no 24pin psu or grphx yet though)

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    Nice results! I'm hoping my nf3 dfi board will perform just the same.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DamienKC
    Nice results! I'm hoping my nf3 dfi board will perform just the same.
    DFI NF3 and DFI NF4 = Two totally different boards.

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    Quote Originally Posted by conrad.maranan
    DFI NF3 and DFI NF4 = Two totally different boards.
    the DFI NF3 is still a good board.. :banana4: :banana4: :banana4: :banana4:
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    ^^^ For sure, pare ko.

    And I'll toast an ice cold San Miguel Pale Pilsen to that.

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    Hey... I'm Filipino too... and I live in Irvine as well

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    nice number !

    How come we both get 31sec (unpatched right?) @ 2700.... but my mem set to 245-250 2.5-2-2-7 1T and yours to 300 2.5-4-3-7 ?

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    DFI NF4 is great! Sad thing that NF4 accepts only PCi-E video, so I need to upgrade that as well.
    ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwi
    DFI NF4 is great! Sad thing that NF4 accepts only PCi-E video, so I need to upgrade that as well.
    you can use good old PCI gfx

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    Was waiting to see reports now that everyone should be receiving their board.
    Yes, it's a bummer AGP stops at NF3.
    I'll be interested to see how the FX55 scores.
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    Can you test with more fsb at low timing ?
    Sorry if my english is bad : I'm French

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    What kidna voltages for LDT and chipset are you using for 275-290mhz?

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    quiksilverXP: whats your highest stable CPU speed for the same winchester on other boards? i.e. have you got it to clock better or does just the memory subsystem seem to work in a superior manner?

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    Yatah... what FSB and timings would like me to test at?

    Apu... LDT is at 1.4v and chipset is at 1.6v. I never changed them for all the tests so I haven't figured out the lowest voltages yet.

    Highest Stable CPU speed is 2750 on this board and the Neo2. On the Neo4 I could only get to 2.7Ghz because of the lack of voltage options. On the gigabyte board I hit 2796Mhz stable... but keep in mind I had that board during winter...

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    Hm I cant get past what is in my sig, 280 seems like a crappy place to stop.
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    If you use an old PCI card is it any faster? Haven't read up much on PCI at all
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    I never changed my LDT or Chipset voltage either but I am still testing as well.

    Currently I can't get my 3000+ winny to do 2.5(278x9) let alone 2.6(290x9) or 2.7(300x9). I'm currently @ 300x8 for 2.4ghz and it is 100% stable atm, memtest, prime95, superPI...

    My temps don't seem to be the limiting factor as I am 25c idle and 35c under load.. anything over 2475 will not load windows. I have a bunch still to test tho, only started playing with it last night.

    All else fails I may try for a stronger CPU as it seems this board is strong and so is this G.Skill LA!
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    You need a good CPU to get past 2.5. Week 40, 41, some 42s, and week 48 are the best I've seen, with the 0448 SPAW taking the top.

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