Almost 3 months i have been without a comp since my MAX3 die. Anyway got a replacement board from Raymond, ie AI7.

Eventhou it doenst stand again the MAX3, but still the board perform not bad. Still, SC478 still surviving.

used P4 1.8 for 2 years and switched to AMD

3 of my friends still using P4 for student's work purpose 1.6, 1.7 and 2.4

AI7 is the best 865PE chipset from Abit and one of the best for OCing
Although it loses to the 875P, but not far behind, if you know how to set it up properly, it can be even better than the 875

Hey fren the mobo deosn't allow you go to higher than 235MHz ?

i see, is it the max you can go till 235 with this mobo? Last time MAX3 hows the performance?

Yo.. S478 paradise here? May i join? One of the s478 supporter here. Just got a simple question here. Does any body here know what is the different between Asus P4P800E-Deluxe mobo and P4P800-Deluxe mobo? I heard about that, the P4P800 none E version then is the legendary mobo for s478..

@shinjite
Yeap, i have read the review and it say this board is very good. But the lack of Silicon Image SATA Controller and Intel CSA NC is somehow a let down.


@raymond5105,kabukiawie
Well currently i dont have much time to play with the board, as my previous Patriot ram die on the same day with the board. So i got a replacement Team Xtreem. Guess it will take some time to find the sweet spot again.

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Added on March 18, 2007, 7:43 pmWell, maybe the E version has more features?

This post has been edited by KahLooN: Mar 18 2007, 07:43 PM

Why your RAM also die on the same day with the mobo? If you never state here i also not aware that your Patroit gone already.

Asus E mobo looks like having more feature and perform better than non-E version. I never play with those high end mobo. Seems that Abit users are more in this thread.

@KahLooN
i really shock that your mobo and ram die together at the same day. Hope that this mobo can get nice oc as well. Post some screeny after reach to sweet spot

10) SkyDriver - 2.8E @ stock | MSI PM8M-V | Kingston Hynix ddr400 512mb*2 | Colorful X700

mobo back from RMA and upgraded to x800gto...

2.8E @ stock | Gigabyte 8IPE1000pro-G | Kingston Hynix ddr400 512mb*2 | Unika x800GTO

ooo....unika x800GTO, hows the performance on your 2.8E??

.. Icic.. But i heard that, the none E version does better peformance then the E version? But compare up, this 2 mobo only are almost similiar. Beside the E version got Asus HyperPath for the ram part. The rest are same..

I still feel that more ASUS users here, kabukawie

THe Hyper path is boosting the data transfering right? Does this help in overclocking,like pushing to higher FSB?

It is actually PAT
ASUS renamed it to Hyperpath due to copyright from Intel

Gigabyte mobo have PAT too like my previous mobo. But why gigabyte can call it PAT and Asus cant?

That the feeling la, Shinjite. haha.... especially currently active on this thread users are using abit.

PAT is available in all 865PE and 875 chipset no matter what brand. Just the name for it is different.

Last time shawty had mentioned that E mobo able to oc higher than non E according to his experience. Quite numbers of 478 Asus mobo he used like p4p800 dlx, p4p800-e dlx, p4c800 dlx, p4p800x etc.

But now he is not 478 users anymore. haha.....

i thought PAT only available for intel 875???

PAT is available for Intel 865 chipsets too, but it is disabled by Intel but 3rd party manufacturers is able to unlock it and chnage it to different names like Hyperpath by ASUS and GAT by Abit

irangan : About why Gigabyte wants to use the full PAT name, that I don't know, not to say ASUS can't, just wanna avoid the authorities

Ya originally is from the 875 chipset. But somehow later those 3rd party mobos are also trying to enable the function in 865 chipset.865 chipset is the cut cost version of 875 chipset,so that's why it got chances to be unlocked.