I'm guessing your referring to the Asus P5N-E SLi nForce 650i Sli - dropping to the 1333FSB Strap?BUFF said:on the Asus it changes ~424fsb.
I actually did think this was an advantage but is it? 1:1 runs better from what I've been told & also if you dont have very expensive/clockable ram, then surely using a divider wont harm performance much if not at all?BUFF said:Apart from SLI & native IDE support the other advantage is the unlinked cpu/memory clocking.
yup, the P5N-E. It will be interesting to see if the abit does as well or if it is setup like the AB9s to run the 1067 all the time.Nelly said:I'm guessing your referring to the Asus P5N-E SLi nForce 650i Sli - dropping to the 1333FSB Strap?
I would think it's an advantage with cheap RAM which can't run fast/tight.I actually did think this was an advantage but is it? 1:1 runs better from what I've been told & also if you dont have very expensive/clockable ram, then surely using a divider wont harm performance much if not at all?
I'm certainly happy with the QuadGT.Buff judging from a majority of users & reviews, I think we have the best available board at present! Abit AB9 QuadGT the only annoyance I have is the fact it isnt very watercooling friendly unless you mod the OTES silent cooling which would have course void the warranty OR find a suitable cooler for the digital PWM controller.
afaik it's worth about 70fsb at the same corespeed but an extra ~100MHz overclock on the core using the 1333 strap also will equal the performance.The Abit AB9 QuadGT NOT dropping to the 1333FSB Strap above 401 FSB worth an extra 70FSB alone! from what ive read up on! what does this mean in terms of performance?