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I like to overclock to find my max performance.
Then i drop back untill i need the extra performance 1 to 2 years down the line, then i use the o/clock to keep up.
This board has changed my views, as long as i can stay within my limits i will stay o/clocked from day one.
It was so easy to get to 4.7Ghz (and not finished yet) with a few small volt increases, that i am confident that this board will not burn out my ram, or chip anytime before i am willing to change.
And it is so much fun compared to my 680i board which was a **** to o/clock.
Thank you for a great board i am lovin it.
Then i drop back untill i need the extra performance 1 to 2 years down the line, then i use the o/clock to keep up.
This board has changed my views, as long as i can stay within my limits i will stay o/clocked from day one.
It was so easy to get to 4.7Ghz (and not finished yet) with a few small volt increases, that i am confident that this board will not burn out my ram, or chip anytime before i am willing to change.
And it is so much fun compared to my 680i board which was a **** to o/clock.
Thank you for a great board i am lovin it.