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Old August 12th, 2007   #1
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Default Gigabyte P35-DQ6 or eVGA 680i A1

hi am new to the forums... and I'm trying to figure out which chipset to go for q6600

1. evga 680i a1

2. dq6 p35

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Default Re: dq6 p35 or evga 680i a1

evga 680i a1 ...

although dq6 p35 is new, the 680i beats them in benchmarks... but its really just a personal taste coz benchmarks dont make much of realworld difference... but i'm using a 608i board...



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Default Re: dq6 p35 or evga 680i a1

ok and is the evga 680i a1 work good with my 4 gb PC2 8500 ram

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Default Re: dq6 p35 or evga 680i a1

In terms of overclocking, the 680I does not overclock as well as the P35 with a q6600. I have the P35 DS3R which is basically just a DQ6 without some of the deluxe features. I was able to bring it to 3 GHZ no problem at all.




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Default Re: dq6 p35 or evga 680i a1

It'll work just fine. Remember that the 32 bit versions of windows will only see about 3.5 gb of memory. The 64 bit versions of windows and Linux will see all 8 gb of memory, though they are capible of see upto 128gb of memory, the bottneck is the mobo's can't adress that much memory yet....unless your using some of the extreme server boards.



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thanks for the answer .

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Default Re: dq6 p35 or evga 680i a1

680i or wait until X38 comes out........... X38 will be the bomb.............



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Default Re: dq6 p35 or evga 680i a1

The Gigabyte P35-DQ6 is an outstanding board, and to be honest, its a tossup between it and the eVGA 680i, with the 680i winning if you plan on using SLI.

The overclocking experience with both is very good, the eVGA allows for using your memory in an "Unlkiinked" mode, but I've actually had a better all around overclocking experience withthe P35-DQ6, which I'm testing this weekend.

The X38 will be a slight step up from the P35-DQ6, which is why Gigabyte will be dropping the DQ6 from their lineup when they release the X38, so as to not compete with themselves.....this is because the DQ6 is a much better board than most manufacturers P35 offerings.



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Default Re: Gigabyte P35-DQ6 or eVGA 680i A1

ok what about ASUS Striker Extreme because asus streker Extreme and evga 680i and MSI P6N Diamond are the same price in sweden

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Default Re: Gigabyte P35-DQ6 or eVGA 680i A1

I won't recommend ASUS, their boards are overpriced and their customer service sucks ass.

Go with the eVGA if anything........



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