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    Exclamation ABIT AN8 Series Database

    Source:
    http://www.technoa.co.kr/content/View.asp?pPageID=57474

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    - Features & Comparison -
    * Only newer ABIT board got the new high Vdimm features please take note!!!!

    1) Mainstream Level
    AN8 SLi : nForce4 SLi + Silent OTES Heatpipe + 7.1 Audio (Max Vdimm 3.55V)
    AN8 Ultra : nForce4 Ultra + Silent OTES Heatpipe + 7.1 Audio (Max Vdimm 3.55V)
    AN8 V1.0 : nForce4 + OTES + 5.1 Audio (Max Vdimm 2.80V only)

    *AN8 V2.0 : nForce4 + Silent OTES Heatpipe + 5.1 Audio (Product Discontinue by ABIT)

    2) Enthusiast Level
    Fatal1ty AN8 SLi : nForce4 SLi + OTES + 7.1 Audio + uGuru Front Panel (Max Vdimm 3.55V)
    Fatal1ty AN8 : nForce4 Ultra + OTES + 5.1 Audio + Ram Flow OTES (Max Vdimm 2.8V only)


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    - Overview -
    Capacitor : Rubycon & Sanyo Oscon
    VCore Regulator : ISL 6559CB
    Vcore circuit : 4 Phase
    Vdimm option up to 3.55V without jumper setting
    Only with Rev E CPU you will get higher Memory Divider

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    - Voltage Features -
    for AN8-SLI , AN8-SLI Fatal1ty ,AN8-Ultra
    - VCore: Default to +0.35V from default Vcore ( 0.025V increment)
    - DDR Voltage(VDimm) : 2.50V - 3.55V ( 0.05V Increment)
    - DDR VTT : 1.25V - 1.75V & DDR/2 (0.05V increment)
    - Chipset Voltage : 1.50V - 1.80V (0.05V increment)
    - Hypertransport Voltage : 1.20V - 1.35V (0.05V increament)
    - CPU Reference Voltage : -0.10V to +0.10V (+0.01V increment)
    - DDR Reference Voltage : -0.10V to +0.10V (+0.01V increment)

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    Overclocking Guide
    - Samsung TCCD Tweaking Bios Setting
    Code:
    1) Tweak by forumer : 290MHz on OCZ EL PC3200 Rev2 (2x512mb)
    DDR Clock : DDR400 (1:1 sync)
    CAS Latency : 2.5
    row cycle time : 14
    row refresh cycle time : 24
    ras to cas delay : 4
    ras to ras delay : 3
    min ras active time : 10
    ras precharge time : 3
    write recovery time : 3
    write to read delay : 2
    read to write delay : 5
    Dram command rate : Auto
    burst length : 4 Beats
    bank interleaving : Enable
    
    2) Tweak by chew* : 315MHz on GSkill F1 LA PC3200 (2x256mb) 
    DDR Clock : DDR400 (1:1 sync)
    CAS Latency : 2.5
    row cycle time : 9
    row refresh cycle time : 14
    ras to cas delay : 4
    ras to ras delay : 2
    min ras active time : 6
    ras precharge time : 3
    write recovery time : 2
    write to read delay : 2
    read to write delay : 3
    Dram command rate : 1T
    burst length : 4 Beats
    bank interleaving : Enable
    DDR Voltage : 2.8V
    DDR VTT : 1.5V
    - DDR VTT Voltage : Set it 50% of DDR Voltage (recomended setting)

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    - AN8 Series Overclock Database-

    ABIT World Record Holder
    HTT : chew* @ 395MHz
    TCCD : chew* @ 325MHz 2.5-4-3-6-1T
    BH5 : chew* @ 268MHz 2-2-2-6

    AN8-SLI Fatal1ty User
    - Sheik (a.k.a Solo)
    HTT : 371MHz x 7 Screenshot
    BH-5 : 266MHz @ 2-2-2-6 3.55V Screenshot
    TCCD : 290MHz @ 2.5-4-3-5 Screenshot
    - topboy (bleedinedge guy)
    TCCD : 290MHz @ 3-4-4-10 Screenshot
    - Bri62
    TCCD : 280MHz @ 2.5-4-4-8 Screenshot
    - rancid
    TCCD : 240MHz @ 2.5-3-3-6 Screenshot

    AN8-SLI User
    - chew*
    HTT : 395MHz x 6 Screenshot
    TCCD : 325MHz @ 2.5-4-3-6 Screenshot
    BH5 : 268MHz 2-2-2-6 3.5V Screenshot
    - Sheik (a.k.a Solo)
    BH5 : 265MHz x 10 Screenshot

    AN8-ULTRA User
    - dinos22 :
    UTT : 254MHz 2-2-2-5-2T 3.55V Screenshot
    TCCD : 311MHz 2.5-4-4-8-2T 2.90V Screenshot

    AN8 Fatal1ty User
    - chew* : Board damaged after Vdimm mod experiment
    HTT : 385MHz x 6 Screenshot
    TCCD : 300MHz @ 2.5-4-3-6 Screenshot
    - forumer
    TCCD : 290MHz @ 2.5-4-3-10 Screenshot

    AN8 Ver1.0 User
    - varzmaster :
    HTT : 370MHz x 8 Screenshot
    TCCD : 296MHz @ 2.5-4-3-7 Screenshot

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    - Review-
    AN8-SLI Fatal1ty by Solo @ net-forums.net
    http://www.net-forums.net/forums/Abi...rd-t21821.html
    AN8-Ultra by Sin22 @ sgoverclockers.com
    http://www.sgoverclockers.com/module...t&id=13&page=1
    AN8-Ultra & AN8-SLI by Solo @ net-forums
    http://www.net-forums.net/forums/Abi...ed-t22067.html

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    - Bug & Issues -
    - chew* : AN8 Series bug & issue compilation http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ad.php?t=56099
    - Issue running 1T with Venice CPU at high HTT
    - Temperature higher than any other board

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    - Request -
    - We need more advance memory timing option to take full advantage clocking TCCD memory
    Last edited by tictac; 07-15-2005 at 04:35 AM. Reason: adding in some info for easier reference

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    How much does this board cost?
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    Cool

    With Guru front panel around £110 + VAT

    Source :
    http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=22994

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    EDIT: Where to get 3.55V Max Vdimm board

    AN8-SLI Fatal1ty :
    Newegg : USD 205
    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16813127206
    Provantage : USD 204
    http://www.provantage.com/buy-7abit0...t-shopping.htm
    Atacom : USD 215
    http://www.atacom.com/program/print_...BA9_ABIT_AN_23

    AN8-SLI :
    Newegg : USD 164
    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16813127207
    TigerDirect : USD 169
    http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...433886&CatId=0
    Provantage : USD 164
    http://www.provantage.com/buy-7ABIT0...t-shopping.htm
    Atacom : USD 169
    http://www.atacom.com/program/print_...BA9_ABIT_AN_22

    AN8-Ultra :
    Newegg : USD 133
    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16813127212
    Atacom : USD 137
    http://www.atacom.com/program/print_...T6&USER_ID=www
    Last edited by tictac; 07-09-2005 at 12:58 PM. Reason: Where to buy? Here...

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    Heh, maybe they finally made a board that's at least by specs is able to compete with DFI (on paper, the Vdimm is looking nice - although I didn't find it mentioned anywhere on Abit's website)? Would be nice, actually, otherwise I'm already getting tired of DFI nF4 boards all over in people's sigs everywhere
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    Quote Originally Posted by mrlobber
    I'm already getting tired of DFI nF4 boards all over in people's sigs everywhere









    finaly, abit back in bussiness.... 3.55v is great, it´s much better then the v. that's fatal1ty non/sli..
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    I don't like it. Sure it can go upto 3.55 vdimm which means it's running off the 5v rail, so you can't do the 3.3vrail = vdimm mod = less stable vdimm and overheating ram mosfet.

    Also, the dimm slots themselves are so close together, with few surface mount capacitors/resistors between each other. DFI boards have more, and have always overclocked the highest.

    Edit: Also, the 16x PCIe slots are too close together, only the Asus SLI board has it setup perfectly

    The only good thing about this board is the OTES, but then again I bet the crappy fans will get loud after a few months.
    Last edited by HKPolice; 05-10-2005 at 11:00 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HKPolice
    I don't like it. Sure it can go upto 3.55 vdimm which means it's running off the 5v rail, so you can't do the 3.3vrail = vdimm mod = less stable vdimm and overheating ram mosfet.

    Also, the dimm slots themselves are so close together, with few surface mount capacitors/resistors between each other. DFI boards have more, and have always overclocked the highest.

    Edit: Also, the 16x PCIe slots are too close together, only the Asus SLI board has it setup perfectly

    The only good thing about this board is the OTES, but then again I bet the crappy fans will get loud after a few months.
    The only reason for DFI making the 3.3/5V switch is because the nF4 series uses a linear VRM for Vddr. That means that a lot of heat is being dissipated on the MOSFETs in order to lower the voltage from 3.3V/5V rail to whatever voltage is the RAM working at.

    Abit's Vddr uses a switching (PWM) VRM... like the one used for Vcore. It's quite efficent, and DOES NOT dissipate a lot of heat... nowhere near of what DFI's VRM is dissipating. The only downside is that the voltage is not as "clean" as that of the DFI (switching VRMs need a lot of caps to provide non oscilating voltage). But I'm sure there won't be such problems with the AN8 Fatal1ty SLi board... you can see a lot of caps near the Vddr VRM.

    But I doubt it can be a serious contestant... the main problem is the BIOS. It lacks a lot of tweaking options for DRAM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by varzmaster
    The only reason for DFI making the 3.3/5V switch is because the nF4 series uses a linear VRM for Vddr. That means that a lot of heat is being dissipated on the MOSFETs in order to lower the voltage from 3.3V/5V rail to whatever voltage is the RAM working at.

    Abit's Vddr uses a switching (PWM) VRM... like the one used for Vcore. It's quite efficent, and DOES NOT dissipate a lot of heat... nowhere near of what DFI's VRM is dissipating. The only downside is that the voltage is not as "clean" as that of the DFI (switching VRMs need a lot of caps to provide non oscilating voltage). But I'm sure there won't be such problems with the AN8 Fatal1ty SLi board... you can see a lot of caps near the Vddr VRM.

    But I doubt it can be a serious contestant... the main problem is the BIOS. It lacks a lot of tweaking options for DRAM.
    yeah.. i just hope the voltage are stable and bootable.... for .... winbond bh5/ bh6/ UTT user

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    I would so much like to see Abit back in the game!

    Abit, DFI and Sapphire in the mix

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    I too would like to see abit back in the game.
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    Ya I'd like to see them back in business too, but I have serious doubts, especially since Oskar Wu left Abit and joined DFI.

    I have hope for Abit because at least they USED to make great OCing boards. Sapphire I have no hope at all since they've never even made a mobo before.

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    doesnt look nice to me, poor cmos battery placement, bios chip is poor, ram dimm spacing is bad, will overheat middle sticks very easy,

    ill admit though the placement of the ide ports and sata ports is good.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HKPolice
    Ya I'd like to see them back in business too, but I have serious doubts, especially since Oskar Wu left Abit and joined DFI.

    I have hope for Abit because at least they USED to make great OCing boards. Sapphire I have no hope at all since they've never even made a mobo before.
    Ya agreed.. i hope the low budget AN8 Ultra(non sli) would have same features as this board.

    Anyway the voltage option looks serious at 0.05V increasement
    Adjustable VTT voltage & new VTT divider ddr/2

    Hope they back in game

    the ABIT AN8 Fatal1ty SLI

    Vdimm : 2.55V - 3.55V
    Vtt voltage: 1.25v ~ 1.75v and DDR/2



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    cool, good work abit !

    thats look like a nice board, he can join the dfi 939 boards and be one of the best bords for that socket, but i think that we should wait for a benchmark results.
    i have a feeling thet the dfi 939 will be like inspiration for all the manufacturers so i will not be surprise if asus/epox and more will release boards that can give us high voltage.

    thanks for the news tictac
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    newsflash to mobo mfg....

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    find another place to put NB, not UNDER the freekin' GPU!!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by charlie
    newsflash to mobo mfg....

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    find another place to put NB, not UNDER the freekin' GPU!!!!!

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    Heh

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    Quote Originally Posted by tictac

    here is the DFI:


    I like the Layout of the Abit Better. Look the Power circuit on the DFI is infront of the CPU socket, and in all the systems I build the Case air flow go's from front to back.
    I Like the Otus crappy fans or not it removes the heat generated around the CPU socket.

    The NB looks like thay are in the same place., and Who Uses 4 dimms running 5,2,2,2.0 @ 3.5V??

    The supplied ram air cooler will work on the average Ram overclocking using 4 dimms.

    I like DFI I have had about 10 DFI boards, the Best boards I have owned. But If Abit can come out with like Volytage options and some Decent forum support ,The layout of the board seems fine.
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    I wonder what will happen to the CMOS battery when running when running sub zero...

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    Quote Originally Posted by crotale
    I wonder what will happen to the CMOS battery when running when running sub zero...
    I wonder how many people actually cools their cpu at aub-zero temps.
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    Quote Originally Posted by situman
    I wonder how many people actually cools their cpu at aub-zero temps.
    Well if your going to say that, why not say how many people are going to use 3.55vdimm, sli etc. Not things that everyone uses, but a lot of people here do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by situman
    I wonder how many people actually cools their cpu at aub-zero temps.
    Enough

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    i dont like the otes because use small fans at high rpm and eventually they will go louder or die so i dont like that....

    the layout dimms are too close if you have vx they are going to run quite high...
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    Anyone else think ABit is getting cheap with regards to their caps? I know they are still Rubycon, but they look damn small compared to the ones on the IC7. I used one on my friend's computer and I was shocked to see how small the components are. 110 plus vat, how much is that in US dollars? No need for SLI, I'm an ATI guy. ANyone know when the Ultra is coming out?? Does this mean the regular AN8 and AN8 Fatality nonSLI will get discontinued?
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    Quote Originally Posted by situman
    Anyone else think ABit is getting cheap with regards to their caps? I know they are still Rubycon, but they look damn small compared to the ones on the IC7. I used one on my friend's computer and I was shocked to see how small the components are. 110 plus vat, how much is that in US dollars? No need for SLI, I'm an ATI guy. ANyone know when the Ultra is coming out?? Does this mean the regular AN8 and AN8 Fatality nonSLI will get discontinued?
    There will be new Rev for previous AN8....

    AN8 V2.0
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