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DFI Infinity P35 Blood-Iron Overclocking Test

Overclocking/Overclocking Tests by windwithme @ 2007-08-21

DFI launches their affordable P35 based Intel board, nick-named Blood-Iron. We take a look at how high it can soar when pushed to the limit in this overclocking test.

BIOS Options Explored

BIOS Options Explored

If you choose to boot with the full logo you’ll see a red screen with this logo in the middle:

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The Phoenix AwardBIOS main screen:

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The Genie Bios Settings, for all tweaking fun:

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Enable/Disable different CPU features:

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In-depth tweaking options for DDR2 memory:

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FSB can be set as high as 700, in 1mhz steps:

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Memory and FSB can be set at different speeds using these options:

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Full voltage control of all components:

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You can add up to 0.7v to the CPU, hold LN2 cooling ready!

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DDR2 voltage range: from 1.800 to 3.375v
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PC Health screen seems to be showing the 3.3/5/12v lines a bit low:

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Overall quite impressed with the richness of the BIOS, almost as feature packed as the high end UT P35-T2R.

Time for some overclocking fun ->

Comment from Rutar @ 2007/08/21

the first really interesting DFI board since a loooong time, 140$ and 560 FSB is a combination that is hard to miss

Calling a MSI board a competitor is rather funny tough, roughest competition comes from sub 100 $ Gigabyte boards based on the P35 chipset.

Comment from thorgal @ 2007/08/21

Impressive board

May even beat the P35 Lanparty at this point

Comment from Pardons @ 2007/08/21

Wich price has been set for europe?

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