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I am getting ready to order this board from Newegg. Does anybody have any memory suggestions? I will be getting 2GB PC2 6400…I see a lot of OCZ on this thread, should that be my choice? I am wanting to avoid memory that won’t boot because bios voltage is set wrong for memory.
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Honestly, I don't see the board being picky about RAM anymore with the 04-- series bios. Just get what's good and at a good price. OCZ had a huge sale on RAM when this thread was first started, hence the massive amount of OCZers on here.
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Hey guys,
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Double post.
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i think it would probably lower the NB a couple degrees, wouldn't hurt to do it
i plan on doing that eventually
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Asus is known to do a crap-ass job on the thermal paste, not to mention it isn't AS5.
I DEFINATELY give a thumbs up to doing that.
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Do you guys think if I needed to save money, go with the P5N-E SLI instead of the P5N32-E SLI. I am in a tight spot for money but still want to be ableto get maybe a 3.2Ghz 24/7 OC on a E6600. Think this board could do it?
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Van, for E6600 u should have no problem to hit 3.2GHz with P5N-e. I got this board with E6700, rock solid @ 3.6GHz. But not stable after that. And I would say P5N32-e is a better board just cost a bit more.
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+100mv reduces vdroop for the vcore.
1.45v w/o +100mv = 1.37v-1.41v 1.45v w/ +100mv = 1.44v-1.46v
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wow pook thats pretty good, thats the worst problem ive heard with this board is the vdroop, nice one you need to spreed that around a little
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