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That is a great score for air for these chips. I had several chips on 2.2v on water (just cpuz), below zero I would dare to go to 2.4v at least.

Hi all, Just like the titles said. I am looking for some info for backwards compatibility for PCI gfx cards. When searching: The only info I get is PCIe related, I am looking for the older standard. I completely forgot about how this worked back then. Example: Can a PCI 3.0 card be run on a 2.x board.

What did this cpu do max on air?

Nice, great score

Free bump for a part of my old gtx2 kit.

Thanks. I will look for this.

I am wondering where you see the 0.53 number on nf7-s. Where is it on the board?

Hi, kit nr. 3 please. I will sent pm.

It actually was a good buy when I look back. The MSI seems to be a great board, it is just that the bios was not that great back then. I still have 2 AN7 but these are not that stable. I don’t really use them untill I really have to. I had a 3rd which did a 270 post but 1 dimm slot was broken.

I quick tested it in doing 260MHz fsb on a ed bios. Ebed should do better. I never really binned all off my boards. I should do it someday... I play around with socket 7 too much these days... Indeed it is a -L.

I am hoping to take this to cpuz when I install Windows. This is a P90 at stock voltage. I could actually just barely post it at 2.5x83MHz.

Too bad you are leaving. I wish you luck for what is next to come.

Rev 1.1

Yes, the cpu has a free multi, only cpu’s with a stock multi which is higher then then 12,5x work with those multi’s. I am using ticktacs bios now, but the version from digitalbath or the original latest bios has the same issue. I don’t see any revision numbers.

My 8rda6+ pro does not do a multi over 12,5x.

New addition to the family: My own old board. Should at least do 250MHz.

It is not hard, I just need to go upstairs ?. I have never had much issues with my 8rda6+ pro. It runs without a single issue for years now. I can’t tell for other boards thow.

Nice list. I might look at it later (again). My German (writing) is not that good though.

If you ever find one...

Well since last time I had seen one being sold was at least a year ago and that one did €180-200. So €80 for defective is expensive, for working board is Ok. I am hoping so that it does a nice job in fsb speeds. Oh and I recap myself. I had caps allready. I would not turn this on before.

Ok so we talk about alternatives. And yes, dfi is expensive when found... So I bought this defective board for €80... and it is working again (without Firewire ??).

That is probably the worst I have “seen”. I reccomend testing all Winbond dimms you have and maybe tccd as well. In my experience there could be 1 or 2 dimms that run great and surprise you.

From what I saw the mem controller in the nb chip is very picky. One can handle something, others can not. But there are kits who seem to do better overall. I noticed this week that my Epox board likes ds 256MB memory more then ss. My Abit boards like ss more.

It is just that 1 seems broken. So that is why I never look at them. I never tested pi though.

Nice run for Asrock.