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I'm Bearlake ready!

Richard Dower · 2007-05-14 17:08:00

:D i got my Gigabyte P35-DQ6 on Friday...did a total fresh build from scratch, everything got a good scrubbing and clean. Installed and running like a dream. I've already hit 444FSB with the F4 bios, the heatpipes on this board are huge...but the 65nm Bearlake chip seems to run pretty cool anyways, i guess it's just a…

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14-05-2007 6:08pm

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i got my Gigabyte P35-DQ6 on Friday...did a total fresh build from scratch, everything got a good scrubbing and clean. Installed and running like a dream.

I've already hit 444FSB with the F4 bios, the heatpipes on this board are huge...but the 65nm Bearlake chip seems to run pretty cool anyways, i guess it's just a sales thing with all these fancy heatpipes.

Now i'm just waiting for 45nm Quad core and maybe another bump to the X38 on release

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#2 15-05-2007 10:27am
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Cool but the X38 all I think brings to the table is dual x16 PCI-e slots though I think it extremely unlikely there are whispers that the recent NV/Intel deal might see SLI support & X38 would be perfect candidate but it's still pure speculation.

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