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SF3D - Rampage Extreme - 710.34 MHz Reference Clock

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You are so kidding me :cool: Do I see some 2001SE about to happen in the future?

You are so kidding me :cool: Do I see some 2001SE about to happen in the future?

 

According to his comment on that submission, the board is dead....

But nice FSB! RIP RE!

Motherboard + CPU are both alive and in a good shape :) I just need to let this setup go now.

Motherboard + CPU are both alive and in a good shape :) I just need to let this setup go now.

 

Why? Attach a good card or two for 01 and go for it! :D

That board and cpu ... awesome! Good to hear, its still kickin'! :)

 

I smell $500+ on OCBay :P

 

For both? Okay, i would bid 700! :D

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if chipset is at ~room temps then this is by far the best X48 i have ever seen. How's the IMC on this board, Petri?

Can it run stable (32M or MemTest) at 1000MHz mem (500 1:2) in dualchannel ?

if chipset is at ~room temps then this is by far the best X48 i have ever seen. How's the IMC on this board, Petri?

Can it run stable (32M or MemTest) at 1000MHz mem (500 1:2) in dualchannel ?

 

Well, chipset is watercooled and ambient temp is 22C° in benching room. It is quite good result if we take that in to account. I have NB pot here, so maybe I should give one more try with NB on cold as well :)

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