[bootscamp]

I wanna OC like hell, but I cant on my crappy MSI mobo, I've got an Intel quad core 2.4ghz processor and i dont want to spend more than 250 on it. Thanks

As of now, I can only get to 3.0ghz but I want to get to like 3.5 and if im pushing it, 4.0ghz

 

[ericeod]

The Gigabyte EP45-UD3P (or UD3R/L) is the best 775 OCing motherboard on the market.

Any of these three will push your quad to the max:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...ption=EP45-UD3

 

[dennyb]

^^^^^ amen

 

[Interpolation]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ericeod The Gigabyte EP45-UD3P (or UD3R/L) is the best 775 OCing motherboard on the market. Any of these three will push your quad to the max: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...ption=EP45-UD3

I third the recommendation.

 

[richardbb85]

+1 for UD3P

 

[TheWolfe]

What's the difference between those 3?

 

[ericeod]

The UD3P has 2 PCI-E slots for crossfire, the UD3R has only 1 PCI-E x16 slot for a single video card setup. and the UD3L is cut down one more step by not even having RAID support (non RAID supported ICH10 SB).

 

[Ramzinho]

Sli-mobo for Quads = 790i
Sli Mobo for C2dus = 650i/780i
Single Card Mobo "LGA775"= Gigabyte UD3R
X-fire Card Mobo "LGA775"= Gigabyte UD3P

 

[ericeod]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramzinho Sli-mobo for Quads = 790i Sli Mobo for C2dus = 650i/780i Single Card Mobo "LGA775"= Gigabyte UD3R X-fire Card Mobo "LGA775"= Gigabyte UD3P

Were is the 680i in all of this? And why not mention Tri-SLI?

Doesnt really explain the differences between the UD3P, UD3R and UD3L.