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  1. 10-13-2006, 10:17 PM #1
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    Aw9Dmax Best mobo made my Qx6700 3.8G sp2004*4 priming stable

    iknow here are lots fans of abit
    i highly recommand this mobo, for kentsfield, lower temp, more stable

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    1.6v 3.8G priming


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  2. 10-13-2006, 10:32 PM #2
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    What's the CPU temp @ 1.6V?! That's really high for air IMO, considering it has 4 cores.

    You can use Orthos Beta (same thing as stress-prime, but you can run 1 instance and it creates 2 or 4 threads, depending on your CPU).
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    Quote Originally Posted by IvanAndreevich
    What's the CPU temp @ 1.6V?! That's really high for air IMO, considering it has 4 cores.

    You can use Orthos Beta (same thing as stress-prime, but you can run 1 instance and it creates 2 or 4 threads, depending on your CPU).
    1.6v on abit, 60°c below i love abit
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  4. 10-13-2006, 10:34 PM #4
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    wow will it reach 99c ? on asus pc probe.

    oh wait nvm its Abit
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    Quote Originally Posted by theteamaqua
    wow will it reach 99c ? on asus pc probe.

    oh wait nvm its Abit
    yup, if it can run on asus ,hehe
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    40c (looking at meter in first pic)is not high for all cores burning @ 3.8Ghz, damn nice cores.
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    Quote Originally Posted by FUGGER
    40c (looking at meter in first pic)is not high for all cores burning @ 3.8Ghz, damn nice cores.
    i put a probe here, i think abit really let conroe temp dorps

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  8. 10-13-2006, 11:03 PM #8
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    Nice results. But I noticed you were using low FSB. Will Kentsfield do 400+ FSB with the Abit board?
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  9. 10-14-2006, 04:57 AM #9
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    looks like a mis-calibrated CPU temperature display, something Abit is famous for...nice stability though
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    I have tested P5WDH, P5W64 WS and AW9D-MAX with my retail X6800

    Abit is no doubt the motherboard for overclock and benching.... Asus can´t touch it

    Lower temps in abit (about 5/6 C air cooled) and more mhz on cpu (120 more than P5WDH and 55 more than P5W64. (exactly in same conditions)

    Abit only loses in FSB (460 against 480 in P5W64). But I believe the 460 wall will end when VMCH mod becomes available....
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    may be, but this MB is right out as there is no room for a PCI sound card
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  13. 10-14-2006, 06:53 AM #13
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    You right but who needs a PCI device for oc and benching

    For daily use ASUS is a better option
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    Quote Originally Posted by ojdr2001
    You right but who needs a PCI device for oc and benching

    For daily use ASUS is a better option

    nice idea there.. have you seen HIPRO's abit mobo? it
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    Quote Originally Posted by erwinz
    nice idea there.. have you seen HIPRO's abit mobo? it
    Of course...

    hipro and "xtreme concept" are married for life
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    Nice!

    I love my Abit board too. I use a 7950 GX2 so sound card has plenty of room and with the G80 I am only planning on one card as well.

    Currently testing Orthos @ 412 x 9.
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    @.@ abit mobo with sooooooooo low cpu temp @.@
    amazing !
    seems I should go to HK and get one
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    Nice result hicookie
    is kentsfield compatible with P5N32SLI-SE coz we haven?t seen any xtreme 3D mark 06 benche @ 2560 X 1600 with both quad cpu and gpu
    may be you can do it
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    Quote Originally Posted by ojdr2001
    I have tested P5WDH, P5W64 WS and AW9D-MAX with my retail X6800

    Abit is no doubt the motherboard for overclock and benching.... Asus can´t touch it

    Lower temps in abit (about 5/6 C air cooled) and more mhz on cpu (120 more than P5WDH and 55 more than P5W64. (exactly in same conditions)

    Abit only loses in FSB (460 against 480 in P5W64). But I believe the 460 wall will end when VMCH mod becomes available....
    The current speed record for Kentsfield was done with an Asus board (P5W DH). And with the exception of coolaler's Intel board, the ten fastest 32M times in the world were all done with Asus boards.

    The Abit board looks good. But it still has to prove itself in benching.

    It will be good to have an Asus/Abit rivalry again. A new version of the P4C800-E vs. IC7 Max battle.
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    Why not use ""High FSB""? That is key point, such as Intel 975XBX Rev. 304.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kemo6600
    Nice result hicookie
    is kentsfield compatible with P5N32SLI-SE coz we haven’t seen any xtreme 3D mark 06 benche @ 2560 X 1600 with both quad cpu and gpu
    may be you can do it
    yup,im doing it now, quadcore&quad-sli
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    Quote Originally Posted by ojdr2001
    You right but who needs a PCI device for oc and benching
    For daily use ASUS is a better option
    then again, who needs a conroe pc only made for oc and benching if you do not play games or do other things with it. I get the oc thing, but I don`t get the " buying a pc of like 1500 $ " and than only do benchies with oc`d settings
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    great job hicookie! I dont even have Qx6700 to play... :'(
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    Quote Originally Posted by sierra_bound
    The current speed record for Kentsfield was done with an Asus board (P5W DH). And with the exception of coolaler's Intel board, the ten fastest 32M times in the world were all done with Asus boards.

    The Abit board looks good. But it still has to prove itself in benching.

    It will be good to have an Asus/Abit rivalry again. A new version of the P4C800-E vs. IC7 Max battle.
    What you are saying is correct but who benched Abit seriously so far?

    Nobody.... I think. Just preliminary testing....

    Lets see Abit with cascade and LN2... may be I'm wrong but I think Abit will beat ASUS.. If not.... I keep the ASUS board
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