Yea the Asus P6TD Deluxe is the newer revision of the Asus P6T Deluxe v2. The only change that I see is that the P6TD do not have the on board SAS, and they removed the floppy connector on the board.
I have just finished my gaming build and I am using the Asus P6TD Deluxe with an Intel
[email protected]. I am not an over clocker wiz, and I did manage to do a small OC to 3 GHz. For my memory I am using the Corsair Dominator GT (PC3-12800, DDR3-1600) and I had to clock it in the bios, I used the XMP profile and input these settings: 7-7-7-20.
At first I was looking for the Radeon 5850 card but they where all out of stock and I got desperate and went and bought a Nvida GTX295 and installed it and played Dragon age, while playing DAO I noticed some graphic glitches, so I re did the drivers, down loaded updated drivers, and tried it again, still the same issue, so I thought it was my OCing that my has cause this, so I set everything in the BIOS back to defaults, and still get the glitches and hangs up in the game. At that point it’s been 2 days and I found out that Microcenter had just got the Radeon 5850s in, so I returned the GTX295, re-installed Win7 with the new video card and put back my OCing to 3 GHz. I have not had any issues with my PC while playing DAO no glitches and no hangs, I even ran Prime 95 64bit on full load for about an hour just to try to see if it will hang but no, it works great, and I get nice temps with, my Corsair H50 push/pull while doing Prime95 for an hour the CPU temps never went past 59c and while playing DAO for about 4 hours I get temps in the upper 30c.
With my experience I got the best results on the Asus P6TD with OCing on a Radeon 5850 and I even OC the Radeon. I would say I am very pleased with Corsair for their H50 and memory, and very very pleased with the Radeon 5850, just imagine what I will get when I cross fire with another 5850. The Asus P6TD is good and it took some getting use to on the OCing part but I got it down and my system is very stable at 3Ghz, I do not plan to OC more than that knowing how much money I spend on my system I don’t want to take a high risk but if I was to OC it more I would max it out at 3.2 GHz.