http://www.dfi.com.tw/Product/xx_pro...YPE=MB&SITE=US

this mobo. ;)

finally a good reply to my question :p

yes I now Google can be too challenging for you!

http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...an+motherboard

kristos, where did you get these toys and how mucho's €€€ ?

idd, i'd like an intel setup but dunno if i go for the €€€'s or for the less expensive 2.4C/2.6C/2.8C and oc it :)

DFI = junk
 

found out what's wrong:




top quality, really :rolleyes:




I bought my stuff at bytes@work and I have to say, the follow up is very good. I even got a mail asking if my order arrived and if it was ok. I'm not used to this sort of service.

the board costs ~249€ and the 1.6 costs 235€. it's the only dothan they have in their line-up though.



I would however advise you to go for the Aopen board. I'm not saying this because of my very recent experiences with the DFI :grum: . I'm saying this because of everything I read about the subject on XS.

you can get the Aopen and every dothan in the line-up at crazycamel. I have no experience with them but a few friends of mine have and they also provide very good service.

O, they allready got the aopen board in belgium. :o

This is all I can show for the dothan :


P-M 1.6 dothan @ 140 fsb 16 multi 2240mhz 2.5-3-3-7 gskill 2 sticks of 512 mb SC



Not that I there's an inquisition going on here (like on some other fora) but just for reference:

- no SSE patches were used.
- I didn't edit the text file.
- not a single windows tweak was used, just a clean install with the necessary tools.
- the reason I don't have all the loops showing in the screen together with all the verification from other tools is simple: I didn't exactly expect to end up with a blown trace :rolleyes:
- whatever I may have forgotten, in short, I didn't cheat, you'll just have to take my word for it.




*edit* link fixed


btw, this beats my P4c 2.8 M0 @ ~4gig

you might want to change that url :)
not even copy paste works.

all fixed ;)