Switching from Gigabyte 770T-UD3P to ASUS M4A79XTD EVO mainboard AMD 790X

MadInsane · 09-09-09, 08:47 PM

Yep... My gigabyte will not run 8gb of ddr3-1600

This shiny new Asus board should be here tommorrow, not too many reviews/feedback out there but I played with the 785 Evo and it was solid. Ran my gskill (all 8gb) at full ddr3-1600 with no adjustments! Plus I'll be able to upgrade to crossfire in the future... Overclocking looks easy too. 2 oz copper and 8+2 power phase design to ensure constant voltages

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MadInsane · 09-09-09, 08:47 PM

Forgot to add... This one does DDR3-1800

Oc1Kenube · 09-14-09, 12:33 AM

I just bought the asus board too, it looks awesome and should be here tomorrow keep me posted on how yours does.

MadInsane · 09-14-09, 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Oc1Kenube

I just bought the asus board too, it looks awesome and should be here tomorrow keep me posted on how yours does.

Well, my board STILL is not here and it is STILL listed as in stock on zipzoomfly website.

I got it for the special of $95 shipped... I cancelled my ewiz order which was $122 shipped and would have been here by now.... Grrrrrrrrr I want my board!! The board looks even more AWESOME than you think in person, just wait, lol

MadInsane · 09-16-09, 12:09 PM

Hey Kenube,

Did you get your board yet? I got mine, make sure to update to the latest bios ASAP to fix the CPU NB (to enable the cpu/nb frequency setting). Mine is running at 2600mhz

09-09-09, 08:47 PM	Thread Starter #1
MadInsane Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Happy Land	Switching from Gigabyte 770T-UD3P to ASUS M4A79XTD EVO mainboard AMD 790X Yep... My gigabyte will not run 8gb of ddr3-1600 This shiny new Asus board should be here tommorrow, not too many reviews/feedback out there but I played with the 785 Evo and it was solid. Ran my gskill (all 8gb) at full ddr3-1600 with no adjustments! Plus I'll be able to upgrade to crossfire in the future... Overclocking looks easy too. 2 oz copper and 8+2 power phase design to ensure constant voltages Discuss __________________ CatLeap 2703 27" 2560 x 1440 S-IPS Super Increbile Trippy Colors Monitor (w/ only 1 stuck px ;) i5 2500k @ 4.5ghz, Corsair A70 Cooler G.Skill 16GB ddr3-1600 Asus p67 Pro Mobo Asus GTX 680 + eVGA GTX 680 Corsair Force3 120ssd WD 1TB x 2 RAID-0 Antec 902 Gaming Case
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09-09-09, 08:47 PM	Thread Starter #2
MadInsane Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Happy Land	Forgot to add... This one does DDR3-1800 __________________ CatLeap 2703 27" 2560 x 1440 S-IPS Super Increbile Trippy Colors Monitor (w/ only 1 stuck px ;) i5 2500k @ 4.5ghz, Corsair A70 Cooler G.Skill 16GB ddr3-1600 Asus p67 Pro Mobo Asus GTX 680 + eVGA GTX 680 Corsair Force3 120ssd WD 1TB x 2 RAID-0 Antec 902 Gaming Case
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09-14-09, 12:33 AM	#3
Oc1Kenube Member Join Date: Mar 2007	I just bought the asus board too, it looks awesome and should be here tomorrow keep me posted on how yours does. __________________ Coolermaster ATCS,Intel i7 920 - currently @ 3.5ghz Gigabyte X58A UD5 6gb ocz gold 1333mhz ram Ati XFX 4870 XXX 512mb 3 Samsung f3 500gb hard disks in raid 0 EKS supreme water block,1/2" tubing and barbs,xspc 360mm radiator,swiftech mcp655 vario pumpxspc single bay reservoir 3 x yate loon 120mm fans
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09-16-09, 12:09 PM	Thread Starter #5
MadInsane Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Happy Land	Hey Kenube, Did you get your board yet? I got mine, make sure to update to the latest bios ASAP to fix the CPU NB (to enable the cpu/nb frequency setting). Mine is running at 2600mhz __________________ CatLeap 2703 27" 2560 x 1440 S-IPS Super Increbile Trippy Colors Monitor (w/ only 1 stuck px ;) i5 2500k @ 4.5ghz, Corsair A70 Cooler G.Skill 16GB ddr3-1600 Asus p67 Pro Mobo Asus GTX 680 + eVGA GTX 680 Corsair Force3 120ssd WD 1TB x 2 RAID-0 Antec 902 Gaming Case
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