I would think that both ASUS boards should be able to do that, not so sure about that Gigabyte though. The UD3R can get to 4 GHz, but whether it can run 2000MHz RAM is another question (probably not).
Which mobo for 2GHz memory, high vtt?
Between these three mobos, which one is capable of running an i7 @4.0GHz + with 3 channels of [email protected] perfectly safe and stable?
Asus Rampage III Gene.
Asus Sabertooth X58.
GIGABYTE GA EX58A-UD3R.
Sounds silly but I'm serious, so please people who have used one of these three give me some pieces of advice. I need real experience here since I've had enough trouble with one of eVGA model, trying to get my Ram running at its rated spec, resulted in the death of that mobo. Three mobos of the same model, three tragic deaths in a same situation
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Let me make it briefly: Which one of those three is capable of running with CPU VTT @1.45V (0.1V over Intel's max safe - which is needed to keep the 2000MHz memory alive) without dying.
Thanks in advance.
Asus Rampage III Gene.
Asus Sabertooth X58.
GIGABYTE GA EX58A-UD3R.
Sounds silly but I'm serious, so please people who have used one of these three give me some pieces of advice. I need real experience here since I've had enough trouble with one of eVGA model, trying to get my Ram running at its rated spec, resulted in the death of that mobo. Three mobos of the same model, three tragic deaths in a same situation
Let me make it briefly: Which one of those three is capable of running with CPU VTT @1.45V (0.1V over Intel's max safe - which is needed to keep the 2000MHz memory alive) without dying.
Thanks in advance.
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