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Thread: DFI P35 Value Motherboard, Infinity INF P35-T2RL BLOOD-IRON

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    DFI P35 Value Motherboard, Infinity INF P35-T2RL BLOOD-IRON

    I receive this mobo from DFI. I was so surprised at this mobo's color. It's all red , such as ATI's color.

    Infinity series price always are good for end user. I hear this mobo price about 110~120 USD.

    This mobo has 4 phase pwm and easy overclock for dual core. I am not sure how quad core overclock is. I test dual core first. The performance also let me surprise.

    Dual Core FSB 500 is so easy. I will test Quad Core in few days.


    Here are some pics and tests to share for everyone.



    BOX










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    4 phase PWM








    I/O and clean cmos








    Ready to Test







    BIOS options and all voltage max


























    CPU: E6600 B2
    mobo: DFI INF P35-T2RL
    Ram: NEXS DDR2 667 1GBX2
    Cooler: U-120 EX
    VGA: 2900XT
    Power: Zippy 850W


    FSB 540 Dual Core Stable








    DDR2 1200 CL5-5-5-15 Dual 32M











    I will test quad core later.


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    great post man, would love to know how these do on quads. would be good decent build
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    Hey those look like left over Dark parts, I hope they don't whine. It looks like a good deal if it doesn't.

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    nice board love all them voltage options
    please what is vdroop n memory voltage "overvolting?"

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    What the f.. sticker on NB cooler ?

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    seems like a decent board... the ram voltage options are quite mad lol extremely mad would be the right word.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Solarfall View Post
    seems like a decent board... the ram voltage options are quite mad lol extremely mad would be the right word.
    it's a nice board...you can see windwithme review here http://www.beareyes.com.cn/2/lib/200...0070814314.htm
    you have to translate to read it..cut story short...he got 560fsb...

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    It's a very good motherboard and for the price it's the best let's see if quad-core OC doesn't disapoint

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    IMHO the color sheme is horrible. It's even way worse than the Lanparty P35. BUT, it seems to be a great overclocker and quadcores should also clock quite well. It even has bios options for gtl-ref voltages, which should help with quads and dual cores. If the price is right, it sure is a board to consider buying.
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    Thanks for the preview, looking forward for your quad results

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    how is compared to abit ip35-e?
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    Quote Originally Posted by yotomeczek View Post
    What the f.. sticker on NB cooler ?
    its stamped

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    LANparty P35 overclocking without the ugly green bits.
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    Wow, thats one ugly board, it would look better with the slots just white, or white and red

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    Quote Originally Posted by killert View Post
    Wow, thats one ugly board, it would look better with the slots just white, or white and red
    Are you kidding? It's amazing looking! Red PCB is so nice.
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    I hate when stupid people gripe about a motherboards appearance. Its especially annoying when its a good board. Go put on some mascara.

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    Quote Originally Posted by celemine1Gig View Post
    IMHO the color sheme is horrible. It's even way worse than the Lanparty P35. BUT, it seems to be a great overclocker and quadcores should also clock quite well. It even has bios options for gtl-ref voltages, which should help with quads and dual cores. If the price is right, it sure is a board to consider buying.
    wow, i respect ur opinion but i think that the lanparty ut p35 is the sexiest board i have seen, i mean it was a woman i would marry it, LOL> jk> but seriously the board is totally different and totally nice when it comes to colors, and this board is pretty decent too, u might just not have taste for those colors but i am sure the most people think that the lanparty ut-p35 is extremely innovative specially when it comes to the colors, it just stands out from all the boards u could put it against. if x38 wasnt so close to launch i would grab one myself.

    i heard a news somewhere today the x38 will be launching early next month, just like p35 did weeks before its actual nda lift. the reviews can not be put up before the 25th though. cant freaking wait.
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    I also am surprise with Quad Core test. It can do FSB 450~470 stable.


    Quad Core Test


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    nice little board
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    Damn, and I just ordered a P5k to replace my dead 965 Infinity, if I'd known this was going to be so nice, I would've ordered it instead.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stapler View Post
    Edit: Is that toilet paper on your desk

    No, Premium Quality Facial Tissues on a roll.

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    Love the dfi's bios. Looks like a great budget board. How is the vdroop? I have the gigabyte P35-DS3R, and the droop is crazy.
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    wow nice board this one

    does the PWM area get hot with a quad

    what is the vdroop like on the mobo and is there any vcore drop from set bios value to windows idle

    can you push the RAM with CAS4 ...we want to see how far it goes
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    Quote Originally Posted by NKD View Post
    wow, i respect ur opinion but i think that the lanparty ut p35 is the sexiest board i have seen, i mean it was a woman i would marry it, LOL> jk> but seriously the board is totally different and totally nice when it comes to colors, and this board is pretty decent too, u might just not have taste for those colors but i am sure the most people think that the lanparty ut-p35 is extremely innovative specially when it comes to the colors, it just stands out from all the boards u could put it against. if x38 wasnt so close to launch i would grab one myself.

    i heard a news somewhere today the x38 will be launching early next month, just like p35 did weeks before its actual nda lift. the reviews can not be put up before the 25th though. cant freaking wait.

    Normally I don't even care for the PCB color or the general color combination, but flashy green and yellow Dimm slots on the Lanparty and red PCB combined with blue and white slots on the Infinity are just too much for my taste. At least if it is on such big pictures like the ones in these previews.

    But as I already said, as long as this thing perform good, I don't even care anymore. I have no window in my case, so who cares about a color that you don't see? It could be the most horrible color in the world and I would still buy the board if it was better than the rest in that price segment.

    BTW, I'm an opportunist when it comes to hardware. I am no fanboy by any means, but I buy whatever has the best price/performance ratio or just performs best. I don't care for names or looks, but for raw performance. That's also why my system doesn't look all too shiny and stuff, but rather plain and simple.

    So I say: Let's wait for the quad results, but I already think that this could be a great product if the price is right, which I think will be the case here.


    One last addition: I really like that DFI stopped placing the useless second 16x PCIe slot on the PCB while it was electrically just a 4x slot. Saves money, too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by celemine1Gig View Post
    Normally I don't even care for the PCB color or the general color combination, but flashy green and yellow Dimm slots on the Lanparty and red PCB combined with blue and white slots on the Infinity are just too much for my taste. At least if it is on such big pictures like the ones in these previews.

    But as I already said, as long as this thing perform good, I don't even care anymore. I have no window in my case, so who cares about a color that you don't see? It could be the most horrible color in the world and I would still buy the board if it was better than the rest in that price segment. ;
    Total contradiction here.
    You care about motherboard appearance.
    just admit it.


    This board rules! LanParty performance for about $200 less. Its still the p35 chipset and until there is real 16x / 16x bandwidth from the pci express slots (x38) I see no reason the waste money on the LP.P35
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