Dothan + 9600
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bloodthirst
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Yeah DFI is better for OC (well not anymore)
ehh
ehh
the fact is that the dfi board for dothans doesnt need a stupid atapor but it used a 855 chipset and well unfortunately sucks. Actulay its sortov fortunate cuz its like $200.
As for this mobo it just looks like the coders didnt make such a good revision in 1023e so i think ill be flashing my p4c800e to a p4p800 bios for a while until asus comes out with a new one for the p4c800e. so that means bye bye pat for a little while
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As for this mobo it just looks like the coders didnt make such a good revision in 1023e so i think ill be flashing my p4c800e to a p4p800 bios for a while until asus comes out with a new one for the p4c800e. so that means bye bye pat for a little while
.NickS_ said:wtf do you mean well not anymore.
key eguy how many lbs of pot did u smoke tonite(inside joke nevermind..)
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FarFarAway
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Eguy said:
Sweet - Shamino's still top of the pops...for now...
ahh i 4got bout the asus mobos that can use the dothan adaptor ....
i heard the aopen HFS-i915 board is pretty good but the FSB options limit you to about 2.5-2.6
im thinking of waiting for a yonah/yonah em64t ... i really need dual cores (heavy vid encoding)
is that water cooling a bit excessive ??? i didnt think the dothan required even heavy duty air cooling ... did the w/c help u oc?)
i heard the aopen HFS-i915 board is pretty good but the FSB options limit you to about 2.5-2.6
im thinking of waiting for a yonah/yonah em64t ... i really need dual cores (heavy vid encoding)
is that water cooling a bit excessive ??? i didnt think the dothan required even heavy duty air cooling ... did the w/c help u oc?)
