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Molester said:yeah,but what about going above 200 fsb? keeping the chipset cool? and you know we won't have the ability to change the multipliers!!! and what about the vcore?? 1.750v to run 2.8??? no freakin way, what did they raise it to? what options are in the vcore? what rail does the vcore pull from? not skeptical on their results at all, but are we(the general overclocker) going to be able to reach those speeds?
Molester said:Quote from article
The only thing from stopping you from overclocking with the multiplier seems to be the BIOS. The ASUS SK8N inside the nVENTIV Mach II featured a ***"SPECIAL"*** ASUS bios that allowed us to change the CPU core voltage and multiplier.
as i was saying before, it uses a SPECIAL bios from asus that allowed them to change the vcore and multi
will this SPECIAL bios be available for us normal joe's?