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Originally Posted by name='monkey7'
Best in class, w00t w00t! That's my board 
Personally the only bug I've found is the CPU multiplier in the F3 bios: I couldn't lower the CPU multiplier.
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As above, F11 and F12 respectively. RTFM
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Originally Posted by name='Rastalovich'
We got performance figures of these vS 775 setups ? I can'`t remember.
Either way, £218 is still taking the pish imo. These are the emerging mobos that will see revisions l8r in the year, and to charge over even £200 for them is beyond.
They figuring they can price match Foxconn or summit ?
Tis a shame, cos it does appear a great mobo from the review, but I have to be honest, being as i7 doesn`t do leaps and bounds over a 775, I for one aint gonna pay over the odds to get them.
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I did a review of the P6T Deluxe and put it up against the best skt 775 had to offer.
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Originally Posted by name='PV5150'
Nice review webbo. I'm really liking the look of this board and the price/colour scheme may now see me acquire one in the future.
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Yeah they really have improved the looks now and I'm sorely tempted with this board tbh, it really is that good.
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Originally Posted by name='°TheMadDutchDude°'
Rasta, I totally agree with you and I refuse to pay that kind of money for a motherboard. Anyhoo, don't know how many of you know but there are some P55 motherboards coming out some time this year which hopefully will be around normal prices. I expect they will be similar like the P35 and the X38 for pricing strategies?
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The price isn't that bad when you consider it's new technology, new socket etc. The Rampage Extreme II is overpriced (£300+) but £220 is not that much more than a decent skt 775 board which has been going for a few years now. I would expect to be paying £150+ for a P55 motherboard, which if rumours are true should surface around Q3.
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