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Only P35 mobo I have seen that can do 600+ FSB is the DFI UT LP P35 T2R. I think the max it did was 657, heres an SS of 610:

I'm pretty sure its the motherboard actually. I have seen dual-core chips do 500+ FSB stable on the eVGA 680i A1 revision easily, but when the same chips goes into a P5N32 or Striker Extreme, they tend to max out around 490. But 680i doesn't play well with quad cores so P35 is basically the...

Nice review :D Any word on when these will be available and the pricing?

Congrats on 400 articles TechGage. Nice review, but just wondering, Iv seen reviews of this mouse on other tech sites and they say that the triple threat button is a delayed 3 shot and not just 3 really fast clicks? Can you verify that if possible? Thanks

You could look into the Razer Barracuda, TechGage did a great review and detailed review of it too :) http://techgage.com/article/razer_barracuda_ac-1_sound_card/

Yessir :)

I kinda have that same problem too with the wireless router I got from my ISP. I just turn it off and on once a day and that seems to fix many of the problems iv been having before.

This is interesting lol: http://tech.yahoo.com/blogs/hughes/10031/wi-fi-blocking-paint

Good thing most of the programs I use are already multi-threaded :D. Adobe products FTW. Most of the games I play will soon be too :)

You don't want to do 2.4v for a long period of time. 2.4 is the RAM killer lol :( http://www.evga.com/articles/350.asp

Theres a code and password that will automaticly bring you to 70. I was on 74 the last time I played, havn't tried to beat it yet lol.

Very nice review and very detailed. Too bad you couldn't compare it with an X-Fi but the Audigy4 shouldn't be that much different. I can't wait to see those new Makos :D

Seriously. I would rather have a higher clocked 3GHz+ dual-core than a 2.xxGHz quad-core. I guess its because its easier to slap on more cores and dies than to add more GHz while keeping its voltage use down :p But once multi-threading gets more mainstream, more cores will be better.

Thats why they're the worst company of 2007 :D http://consumerist.com/consumer/worst-company-in-america/riaa-wins-worst-company-in-america-2007-245235.php

WOW that was like the only part I skipped lol. :eek:

Oh, I thought it was one of those ECC things that just.. nvm :p RAM prices has came down a lot in the last few month so they probably were $400 originally. Also, is it just me or does $292 seem a bit expensive for this kit of RAM? OCZ's PC2 8500 SLI Ready RAM is only $189.99, looks same...

Haha, 7 took me a while too, and also 18..

I don't think there will be any difference when using this memory with an nVidia GPU, but I do think there will be some sort of a difference when using these memory with a motherboard with an nVidia chipset like the 590 or 680i. With nVidia-Certified memory on an nVidia chipset motherboard, you...

Can you verify what ICs they are using? D9GMH, D9GKX, or others? Other than that, this is a great review, thanks :)

Nice... do you know when the real Photoshop CS3 is going to be released? Im going to buy it.