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DFI NF4 SLI DR Infomation found in FAQ
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It's an overclockers 939 dream though. I had a nF4 SLI DR Expert and I loved it so much
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Took a Manchester 3800+ to 2.7GHz
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Originally Posted by DuckieHo That's an ancient mobo.... there won't be much more comments about it.... |
Took a Manchester 3800+ to 2.7GHz
I know it's old but I'm selling one to another member and wanted to have access to this thread fairly easy to point the new owner to it. So I bumped it to bring it back to the front of my sub'd threads.
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Heh I took a 4200+ Manchester over 3GHZ on my Expert
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Lovely board no doubt, took everything I threw at it and it still works ^^!
Originally Posted by simfreak47 It's an overclockers 939 dream though. I had a nF4 SLI DR Expert and I loved it so much
Took a Manchester 3800+ to 2.7GHz
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Heh I took a 4200+ Manchester over 3GHZ on my Expert
Lovely board no doubt, took everything I threw at it and it still works ^^!
I just got my Opty 180 up to 3.0GHz w/little effort on the mobo that I'm selling. I was stres testing the mobo to make sure it's all ok before I ship it out.
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Got my opty 165 to 3.3 ghz, on my sli-dr-expert. Just sold mine last week, I was sad to see it go.
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I still have an DFI LP 939 SLI-DR complete box w/the Lan Party tote and accessories, a sweet Opt 160 and some DDR500 HZ
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Those were the day when Intel didn't look so big or smart
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Your link: That was NCSA who was not only quite the master but also a field tester for GEIL RAM.
Those were the day when Intel didn't look so big or smart
Your link: That was NCSA who was not only quite the master but also a field tester for GEIL RAM.
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Nice I'd like to have seen that CPUZ validation.
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You don't say. I actually have my original NF4 SLI DR w/the box w/all the accessories as well and a set of 2x1G ballistix DDR500. I still use that mobo in one of my other systems.
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I'm selling one that I got on ebay a while back as a back up but another member here could use it so I figured I'd pass it on so he could really appriciate one of the finest 939 mobo's ever produced. I also has 2 expert mobo's that I got on ebay that were not working but I managed to take caps off of one to get the other working. The only problem w/the Expert that works is the sound riser don't work. No biggy really though. All the expantion slots work so getting sound would be a breez. I also has a Venus that needs some tlc and a lot of work if I can ever get around to it.
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Good to hear you kept it in the family.
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Originally Posted by tofunater Got my opty 165 to 3.3 ghz, on my sli-dr-expert. Just sold mine last week, I was sad to see it go.
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Originally Posted by The Duke I still have an DFI LP 939 SLI-DR complete box w/the Lan Party tote and accessories, a sweet Opt 160 and some DDR500 HZ
Those were the day when Intel didn't look so big or smart
Your link: That was NCSA who was not only quite the master but also a field tester for GEIL RAM. |
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Originally Posted by DuckieHo My brother is still running this board in his hand-me-down rig. |
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I wish I had validated it. It was unstable, but fun to achieve. My first ever 100% oc.
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Originally Posted by N2Gaming Nice I'd like to have seen that CPUZ validation. |
Bump for me. I'm tinkering around w/my Lanparty boards again.
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