And we're all going to say EP45-UD3P
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But idk for sure if the Sli hack works with it!
But idk for sure if the Sli hack works with it!
Need non-nForce, SLI-capable LGA775 board
nForce boards are horrible with 45nm quads in overclocking support. So, I'm in the market for a new board. I know that non-nForce boards don't support SLI, but I can use a hacked driver to do so.
So, I just need a nice motherboard, with dual PCIe 2.0 slots (x16/x16, x16/x8, or x8/x8 minimum), and that will overclock well with my CPU.
Hopefully someone will pick up on my 2x GTS 250s trade for a GTX 285. We'll see.
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So, I just need a nice motherboard, with dual PCIe 2.0 slots (x16/x16, x16/x8, or x8/x8 minimum), and that will overclock well with my CPU.
Hopefully someone will pick up on my 2x GTS 250s trade for a GTX 285. We'll see.
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He said he will be using a hacked driver.
Originally Posted by Open1Your1Eyes0 Unfortunately, all non-nForce LGA775 motherboards lack the support of SLI which is why the nForce chip is added to give it that support. Although you can always try this: Click Here. EDIT: Found another option you can try: Click Here |
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Yeah just wanted to make sure he was referring to the appropriate hack. Also as stated before I would recommended the Gigabyte GA-EP45-UD3P. It's pretty much the "end-all be-all" motherboard for LGA775 CPUs.
Originally Posted by Crooksy He said he will be using a hacked driver. |
Skulltrail is the only offical non-nForce, SLI-capable LGA775 board.
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Dual-CPU workstation... dang it.
Originally Posted by Chaos Assasson actually skulltrail is LGA771 |
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Your letting slip mate, you have been corrected!
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Originally Posted by DuckieHo
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X48 is superior to P45?
Originally Posted by Blameless If you really want to stay with LGA775 and are sure your hacked drivers will work, just grab a decent X48 board. |
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Nice one
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Originally Posted by metallicamaster3 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...20GA-EP45-UD3P. Only $135? Sign me up. |
Done and done. After this week's paycheck, next Friday (not tomorrow) I'll be able to pick one of these up. Can't wait to get my overclock back on
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EDIT: Is this (http://microcenter.com/single_produc...uct_id=0314336) motherboard any better or any worse than the UD3P?
Differences between the UD3L and UD3P?
EDIT 2: Oh, the UD3L doesn't have two PCIe ports. Dang.
EDIT: Is this (http://microcenter.com/single_produc...uct_id=0314336) motherboard any better or any worse than the UD3P?
Differences between the UD3L and UD3P?
EDIT 2: Oh, the UD3L doesn't have two PCIe ports. Dang.
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UD3L has only 1 PCIE, UD3P has 2
Originally Posted by metallicamaster3 Done and done. After this week's paycheck, next Friday (not tomorrow) I'll be able to pick one of these up. Can't wait to get my overclock back on
EDIT: Is this (http://microcenter.com/single_produc...uct_id=0314336) motherboard any better or any worse than the UD3P? Differences between the UD3L and UD3P? EDIT 2: Oh, the UD3L doesn't have two PCIe ports. Dang. |
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