Looking for an SLi board, not too expensive, can take alot of OCing (533fsb or so)

Same · 07-24-08, 01:08 PM

As the title says I am looking for an SLi board, so I can add a second 9800GTX.

ou_phidelt · 07-24-08, 01:16 PM

The most affordable that OC's well(for nvidia anyways) would be the 750 FTW.

WiglyWorm · 07-24-08, 01:21 PM

ehhh.. best of luck nvidia's chipset doesn't do the best with OCing. The tradeoff is you get SLI. I would recomend that you get one of EVGA's "For the win" boards. 780i FTW edition or something. They have added power regulation on the board, so they're probably your best bet.

I dunno, maybe someone else knows something I don't, though.

Same · 07-24-08, 02:05 PM

Thanks. All I need is a 500FSB capable one actually. I run my E7200 @ 500 x 8 = 4000, and my ram at 1:2

So ill look into the 700 ftw stuff.

Evilsizer · 07-24-08, 06:52 PM

i would say the EVGA 750i FTW would be the best bet....

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Same Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Maryland, US	Looking for an SLi board, not too expensive, can take alot of OCing (533fsb or so) As the title says I am looking for an SLi board, so I can add a second 9800GTX. __________________ Processor: Intel Core i7 920 @ 3.2ghz Memory: OCZ Obsidian 6GB DDR3-1333 Motherboard: Alienware MicroATX Case Graphics: 2 x ATi HD5870 2GB Video RAM HDD: Digital Black 7,200RPM SATAII in RAID0 Case: Alienware Aurora ALX Case Cooling: Alienware Active Aurora ALX Active open-vent CPU Cooling: Liquid Optical Drive: DVDRW Burner Power Supply: Alienware 850W Monitor: Hannspree 28" 1920x1200 40:000 - 1 Laptop - HP Athlon II - 2.3ghz, 4GB DDR3, 320GB HDDD 5,400RPM, Windows 7, 15" screen
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07-24-08, 01:16 PM	#2
ou_phidelt Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Rockingham, NC	The most affordable that OC's well(for nvidia anyways) would be the 750 FTW. __________________ HEAT
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07-24-08, 01:21 PM	#3
WiglyWorm Member Join Date: Oct 2007	ehhh.. best of luck nvidia's chipset doesn't do the best with OCing. The tradeoff is you get SLI. I would recomend that you get one of EVGA's "For the win" boards. 780i FTW edition or something. They have added power regulation on the board, so they're probably your best bet. I dunno, maybe someone else knows something I don't, though.
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07-24-08, 02:05 PM	Thread Starter #4
Same Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Maryland, US	Thanks. All I need is a 500FSB capable one actually. I run my E7200 @ 500 x 8 = 4000, and my ram at 1:2 So ill look into the 700 ftw stuff. __________________ Processor: Intel Core i7 920 @ 3.2ghz Memory: OCZ Obsidian 6GB DDR3-1333 Motherboard: Alienware MicroATX Case Graphics: 2 x ATi HD5870 2GB Video RAM HDD: Digital Black 7,200RPM SATAII in RAID0 Case: Alienware Aurora ALX Case Cooling: Alienware Active Aurora ALX Active open-vent CPU Cooling: Liquid Optical Drive: DVDRW Burner Power Supply: Alienware 850W Monitor: Hannspree 28" 1920x1200 40:000 - 1 Laptop - HP Athlon II - 2.3ghz, 4GB DDR3, 320GB HDDD 5,400RPM, Windows 7, 15" screen
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