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Pardons 12th April 2008 19:24

ASUS Maximus formula, a little mistake :/
 
I posted this on OCX already , i bought this board yesterday for roughly 210€, and when you see this board and box you are actully thrilled to use it for overclocking...However fun already stopped when hitting the start button.

the display wich comes with the package simply said one thing-->cpu init and it would stay at that..

Tried 3 mem kits, and two psu's none would help even did an hard reset, needles to say pretty worthless effort.

Today i wen't rmaing the thing but i'm with a weird feeling know since i'm reading on the net that's it's a quite common problem that these board don't work wel....

Should i buy another one and sell this one?

Gamer 12th April 2008 20:28

I have the same board, no troubles at all.

Stick with it, you don't need to voltmod,....

Pardons 13th April 2008 10:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gamer (Post 168006)
I have the same board, no troubles at all.

Stick with it, you don't need to voltmod,....

have you tested it with normal dual core?
fsb issues? stable?

Gamer 13th April 2008 10:49

not with a dual core.

Pardons 13th April 2008 12:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gamer (Post 168020)
not with a dual core.

what about overclocking, does it work like a charm? or you had some issues to deal with first? some settings in bios? straps etc..

geoffrey 13th April 2008 13:29

What's your goal? Using water/air cooling you'd be better of with a cheap board, most all ready have quite a lot options in the bios and you can clock your CPU as easily as on the high-end boards. I liked the Asus board but the dual boot issue's are very annoying sometimes. NVIDIA chipsets are more fun, if they hit high FSB's off course.

For Xtreme OC, what about the boards based on p965, I heard they do very well with current dual core Wolfdale CPU's.

Pardons 13th April 2008 13:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by geoffrey (Post 168027)
What's your goal? Using water/air cooling you'd be better of with a cheap board, most all ready have quite a lot options in the bios and you can clock your CPU as easily as on the high-end boards. I liked the Asus board but the dual boot issue's are very annoying sometimes. NVIDIA chipsets are more fun, if they hit high FSB's off course.

For Xtreme OC, what about the boards based on p965, I heard they do very well with current dual core Wolfdale CPU's.

Water and air? no no lol :)
LN2 :)

geoffrey 13th April 2008 14:26

Asus Commando P965?

Pardons 13th April 2008 15:46

going to keep this board for sure, cause whit new HD4XXX cards things could get interesting, perhaps when i'm going to do some pi i could get me a cheap commando yes :)


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