Abit BH7 available soon!

[WxChaser]

Just got this in an email from a friend at Abit.

The BH7 will be available in another 2-3 weeks as well (he was responding to another series of emails about the new revision on the NF7-S mobos and I mentioned the BH7 as a good overclocking board with 4 phase power)

[ztop]

Originally posted by WxChaser
Just got this in an email from a friend at Abit.

The BH7 will be available in another 2-3 weeks as well (he was responding to another series of emails about the new revision on the NF7-S mobos and I mentioned the BH7 as a good overclocking board with 4 phase power)

which are the vc....and v-dimm....v-agp for this new mobo??
ciao

[NorthernYankee]

Yeah I got an Email about the BH7 too. I will be getting a sample from Abit to do a review so lets see how overclockable this board really is.

--NY

[WxChaser]

NY please PM me with the link to your review - sounds like a good board but curious about the 4 phase power and it's "benefits".

It just sounds like a good design this time from Abit.

[NorthernYankee]

Will do m8, Abit said I should have it next week some time, so I should have the review ready within a week after that.

I just ordered a 2.4 533 (Had to sell off one my my AMD rigs to afford it) so I should have that soon. Though I may have a learning curve with it since I have not had an Intel Setup since the PI days...Any tips would be appreciated.

--NY

[WxChaser]

I'm looking forward to your impressions on this board, as Abit has told me about it's potential already here. I've even been thinking of builiding my next system as a P4 HT beast (I like the ungodly FSB speeds). I've build out about 20 AMD systems recently, and Pentiums for other friends, but have not build an Intel rig for myself in a long long time. I have to admit, if Abit engineered the 4 phase power properly, used the right caps, and all the memory slots work as advertised, this should be one kick ass board.

[rlc]

i am starting to get a little tired of seeing so many different mobo but same chipset from abit.... be7, then the max series, and now this....

they just can't get it done at once?

[althes]

They need to diversify. NOt everyone can afford the IT7 max series.

[OPPAINTER]

I just looked in the bios file for this mobo.
The v-core can go from 5% to 33% over stock voltage. So for 1.5V your looking at up to 1.995V.
The Memory voltage goes to 3.05.
The AGP shows 1.5V and 1.6V.

OPP

[OneProdigy]

These are quite impressive voltages for a abit mobo!
Thanx for the info, Oppainter!

What about that review you wanted to do, NY?
Did you recieve it yet?

[NorthernYankee]

Abit says that it should be in their warehouse early next week and they said I should have it in my hands shortly there after. So hopefully I should have a review posted not too long after that.

--NY

[WxChaser]

Thanks NY...looking forward to it. My rev 1.2 Abit board is rock stable, love the thing so far, they definitely improved the AMD side of the house.

[NorthernYankee]

Just got word that the BH7 is in Abits warehouse...so it should be showing up in online stores very soon.

I should have mine in a few days and will hopefully have a review available shortly there after.

--NY

[wicktron]

The BH7 is now available at www.excaliberpc.com

[Chong345]

Board has some nice OC'ing options. Still in the middle of the review but gonna hook the prommy up soon. Hope to see some nice results.

Chong

[WxChaser]

How's that review coming, Chong?

:p

[Chong345]

http://www.extremeoverclocking.com/r...BIT_BH7_1.html

The board was nice and this review is not very comparative but we do show the overclocking part which in our minds is important.

Chong

[Tweaked!]

Good informative review there Chong. Kudos