the xeon X32xx series will use the same socket as core2duo/quad/xtreme s775, they will be released in 1Q 2007

quad core??? Intel still haven't lauch this product in market yet...

Why dont u start a Quad core oc board?? look forward on it..

8800gtx default clocks
Gigabyte DS4 F6 bios
Load 4 cores.. 69/71 C, Idle 34/5 C.. Core Temp
voltage 1.425v -bios.... windows.. 1.38/9v prime passed




This post has been edited by BeastX: Nov 24 2006, 07:52 AM

wahhhhhhhh so powerfulll u got... actually wat is your working for? really jealous got this power machine.. man cost alot hehehe

if no burn mark, modified upon processor's physical
sure can RMA

i said OC lar... the design layout is all over the mags lar...

I thought it's suppose to be tat way... considering the price of 975 chipset mobo of equilvalent features(other than overclockability)...

for tat price and hardware u got... and if it's SLi then tat benchy is kinda let down... juz slightly higher than those i saw in nVidia SLi Club... wif tat amount of Video memory and 8 series of GeForce... i expect at least 14k and above...

Single card.. on DS4 same as yours.. let me know if you can run sli on P965 chipset... what contribute to the score is the cpu score of 5170

To me to get a RM 1000 board to overclock the E6300 doesn't really make sense. Might as well get a E6600 and use P965 to overclock. You get a better proc with more cache.

single...? tat's a WOAH...
Scanart salesman said it doesn't support SLi or Crossfire... it's juz dual graphics which allows u to put more monitors... But I've seen some ppl enable SLi using ForceWare on both our board and DQ6... our board's "tai lou"... wish i can have ur proccessor...

not every1 can afford 1 shot ler...
ie. my board is RM680 when i bought it... it's now quad-core ready... so i juz need to resave my money and get quad-core... tat's the point of getting high-end mobo...
and many of us are curious of the overclockability of high end stuff... OC low end stuff won get u anywhere...

if the user have $$$ to be spend, y not
it her/ his choice

Quad core extremely hot wor... Wouldn't recommend quad cores yet. I think you can reach a higher clock speed with a conroe or allendale than kentsfield even though kentsfield got 4 cores as even at stock, kentsfield is already much hotter than a dual core cpu... I think should stay away from 4 cores until games and normal softwares become more threaded... As for now, its better to have a higher clockspeed than more cores in gaming... btw, its much cooler and takes less power too! Unless you are a benchie freak and want the highest score possible or cpu intensive stuffs such as renderings, encodings...

This post has been edited by MaGicDust: Nov 25 2006, 03:27 AM

what is considered low end stuff you?
is an E6300 considered ow end? and in what kind of perspective are u looking at ? if low end stuff for day to day use than its alrite ma, dont really need sich a powerful system rite?
true la, not everyone can afford high end stuff .(yeah that includes me too hehe)

WOw.. for the CPU but unfortunately it's too expensive!.. anyway, I do think they only targetted for big company with big server running with it.

Thanks

hehe, yah... E6300 OC to >3Ghz not low-end already... considering some people who doesnt oc their cpu, its almost as fast as a x6800 at stock... haha.. I dont consider that as low end

BTW, just bought this 2x1GB C4 Sticks on ebay (wanna downgrade my OCZ Platinum.. Thanks to the forumers here... haha), one left... I guess grab yourself a bargain... Only ~RM700ish plus delivery to anywhere in the world.. Need paypal account though...

Under search, type in the item number: 320052102576

This post has been edited by MaGicDust: Nov 25 2006, 11:54 PM

I'd like to note that the E6300 listed above are not Allendale's, those are still Conroe's that have half their L2 disabled. Allendale's are C2Ds that are natively 2Mb L2.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Core_2#Allendale

This post has been edited by Dead__Man: Nov 25 2006, 11:59 PM