Abit IP35 Pro good choice for overclocking a Q6600 ?
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I dont know if its the best,but I am very happy with it,as everyone else here.Great board.
i've got Q6600 and iP35 Pro, same as ^^^, and im extremely happy with it, running at 400x8 now.
what this board doesn't lack is feature, (the Asus P5K deluxe is just a clown) the Abit's Guru in the Bios is a pleasure to use when overclocking.
only downsides are that the 2 gigabyte LAN's don't usually operate at full gigabyte speed, about 60% of its speed. but because my computer will only see 100MBs Netgear starter kit, i don't see any reason to have such high speed.
the other downside is the Vdroop under load, currently have it set at 1.3950 in Bios, it's now 1.38 in Abit uGuru, and sometimes even down to 1.32 when Prime-ing.
other than those 2 set-backs, this board totally owns.
what this board doesn't lack is feature, (the Asus P5K deluxe is just a clown) the Abit's Guru in the Bios is a pleasure to use when overclocking.
only downsides are that the 2 gigabyte LAN's don't usually operate at full gigabyte speed, about 60% of its speed. but because my computer will only see 100MBs Netgear starter kit, i don't see any reason to have such high speed.
the other downside is the Vdroop under load, currently have it set at 1.3950 in Bios, it's now 1.38 in Abit uGuru, and sometimes even down to 1.32 when Prime-ing.
other than those 2 set-backs, this board totally owns.
Well OcUK seem to think it's good enough as I've just bought a OC'd system from them with that board and cpu
