hey people any bodygot this board out there i'm thinking of building a machine and have seen mixed reviews for this board so any informating would be great
hey people any bodygot this board out there i'm thinking of building a machine and have seen mixed reviews for this board so any informating would be great
i have but i couldn't find a good board but i've not really looked
It's a tweaker's board so stock performance is nothing to write home about but once you start playing in the BIOS you can improve that.
As has been said 939 is more future proof for not much extra.
i have one and i love the tweaking options. great for overclocking but runs well stock as well.
& ABIT's AN8 series ...
DFI NF4 boards probably in February.
I have a DFI NF3 myself. If u're an overclocker and going 754, this is THE board. No discussion.
If u just want a great board without overclocking, this is a okay-ish board. IMHO, it's just not as stable as eg. ASUS. There are some things u really gotta figure out urself before running exactly as u want. Had some initial probs with RAID and random shut-downs. It's running great now, though...
- DFI LanParty UT 250Gb, Oscar Wu's 10/15 bios
- AMD64 "NewCastle" 3000+ @ 2550Mhz (10x255) @ 1.595 vcore
- Sapphire 9800Pro->*Flash*->9800XT @ 459/380
- 2x512MB Crucial Ballistix PC4000, 1:1 @ 2.7v, 2.5-3-3-10
- 2x Seagate 7200.7 SATA 80GB, RAID 0, Ports 3/4
- Coolermaster ATC-210-VX
- Antec TrueBlue 480W
- Koolance Exos-Al, Zalman ZM-WB2 CPU block, Koolance GPU-180-L06 for GPU and chipset
- Toshiba DVD-Rom, Lite-On SOHW-1653S DVD-writer
- Microsoft Windows Pro SP2
Greetz,
Chimpie
Great board at a great price. Only prob is there are too many options in the bios. Had my fsb up to 288 but my ram lets me down up there runs 245 X 10 on my 3000+ no problems.
If you can hangout for the nf4 do so but is a lot more expensive. Another forumn im on have got there hands on a tester and it flys with a fx55 in it.
screenshot 3.3GHz
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