Robilar

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cognoscenti

I got the board back...posted a whoopee....opened it to find the rejection note.
Im selling the board for about $50. Everything works bar the SATA ports.

I sold my SLI GTS and now have an Gainward GTX.

Once I finish moving house I can work out the setup for the screen, really want that DEll 24" though, looks nice.

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Q6600 3802.47 MHz (422.5 * 9) 790i Ultra

Q6600 4152.04 MHz (461.34 * 9) 8-8-8-18 790i Ultra

Robilar

Save some money and go for the Samsung 226BW 22". thats my next monitor and its stellar. I've had two (sold to other people) that I got to play with on my own system. Amazing color, no ghosting, very sharp pic quality and good pricing as well.

Mhill2029

I'm probably going to get a 45nm 1333QDR Quad Core eventually, but would this board limit my overclocking potential of the chip?

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alexisd

I love my 226BW,look so nice.
For cognoscenti,another monitor you can look in that size is the gateway 24",nice monitor too.Here is,i like the pip feature i almost hit the gateway no long ago.But i look the 226BW for $260 and i go it.http://www.gateway.com/accessories/p...00R.php?seg=hm
Now new price for the gateway is $579.00.Good price.

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USlatin

I started a small thread about monitor's resolution and performance... al dealing with what is a good deal and what is a bad deal... bang for your biuck type stuff pluss a bit of future proofing concern.

Cogno just posted there that she received her Dell 22 wich is the same LCD as your Samsung guys! lol we all have the same screen! rofl!

I also just got my 24" dell and though I love it for Editing and normal PC use read the thread to see how I feel about it for gaming.

http://www.overclock.net/nvidia/1827...ml#post2056966

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RichyYoung

hello im trying to get a stable 3.4 and am having a bit of trouble ive just managed a stable 3.26 but it took some serious volts to do it

any help and advise getting to the 3.4 greatly appriciated

USlatin

if that Vcore is after Vdroop (a good reading by that software) then you might want to go back down to a slightly smaller OC where you can get below 1.5V

Aparently the consensus is not to go past 1.5V

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Ihatethedukes

I'm not sure why everyone believes what the software says your voltage is over their BIOS setting. I've PERSONALLY taken a DMM and tested a DFI SLI-DR and found that the closest reading to the ACTUAL value is the value you set in BIOS FOLLOWED not terribly closely by the reading you get in BIOS and then the software stuff is all over the map. The closest being the ITEsmartguardian that DFI packaged with the board.

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RichyYoung

hmm shocking i wonder whats holding my rig back my mate gets well easy overclocks on his commando board and he paid the same price

i should be content with what ive got it gets a good 11k plus in 3dmark 06 i just wanted to hit the 3.4 since so many seem to be able to do it

its not about the readings im just positng the picture so you can see ruffly what ive done for me it was a simple fact of increasing the voltages one by one untill it ran othos without an error and this was the result why they needed to be so high is beyond me