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Solid P35 Boards?
- Thread starter Elluzion
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- Jan 27, 2006
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- Chulak
the most stable, best priced board is the Abit IP35-E. The IP35 pro is a great board too.
I have seen nothing but good reviews for the Gigabyte DS4
I have seen nothing but good reviews for the Gigabyte DS4
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- Nov 1, 2001
- Location
- New Iberia, LA
I have the GA-P35-DS3R and the GA-P35-DS3L boards and they seem to be pretty good, if you get one that isn't defective. The reason I say that is that the first DS3R I got was wonky on the SATA I/O ports, giving me all kind of errors. The replacement is running great with an E6300 in it at 460 fsb. I just put the DS3L into service about 1 1/2 weeks or so ago with an E4400 and so far it's run great, but I haven't really tried upping the fsb speed very high yet. I didn't get around to doing a 266 pad mod on the E4400 so I haven't pushed the fsb much on it (around 350 fsb IIRC).
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- Land of Long Horns
Abit IP35-E for sure, the Pro version comes with raid and other extra fancy features, the caps are also better on the Pro I believe
Solid depends on what you plan on doing with it
Most boards will give you good performance and long life at stock
speeds. The better boards (Abit, Gigabyte and Asus$100+) boards
will give you better overclocking. Usually, Gigabyte gets the highest
speeds, followed closely by Asus then Abit.
Most boards will give you good performance and long life at stock
speeds. The better boards (Abit, Gigabyte and Asus$100+) boards
will give you better overclocking. Usually, Gigabyte gets the highest
speeds, followed closely by Asus then Abit.
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- Nov 16, 2007
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- Stockholm, Sweden
The ones i recommend are asus p5k-e, abit ip35 pro and the gigabyte p35-ds4 since the owners of these always seems to be satisfied! The gigabyte seems to get highest stable overclocking-results thou
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- New Smyrna Beach, FL
I'll have to give +1 to the Abit board. I have friends that have the DS3L\DS3R boards and are satisfied with them.
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I have to say that my gigabyte (see sig) board is rock solid. eASIEST system i have probably put together and best part was that overclocking was simple and stable.
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- Jul 23, 2007
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- Chicago
I like my P5K Premium. Don't have a whole lot of experience with other P35 boards though. Probably is out of that price range though. Maybe a P5K Vanilla?
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Usually, Gigabyte gets the highest
speeds, followed closely by Asus then Abit.
I beg to differ on p35 sets. Asus dulex ddr2 ones seams better than the gigabyte ones on ocing dual cores.
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I looked at the IP35E but the no raid was a no GO!
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- Oct 11, 2005
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- Tau'ri
Supposed to be one heck of a board.
C'mon...The old DS3 and ds4's have always been able to clock higher than ASUS...stability is another concern
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- Alta Loma Calif.
ip35 pro or p5k premium for a lil more $$
Rich
Rich
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- Oct 12, 2007
wow there is a lot of experience here.... I know you can't go wrong with ip 35pro or 35e
