- Joined
- Feb 6, 2011
Well,
I read a lot of bad stories with this MoBo on many forums. Most of them dating back in the first month of 2012.
I got a cheap second hand combo with a 1075T and this mother board, for €140.
I am not a MSI fan, it's the third product from this brand that I own (First was a MoBo in the P3 days, second was a 6950 TFIII).
I must say I am very, very satisfied: the board goes all the way up to an amazing 310FSB, and I didn't try to higher yet. It brings my old Thuban to 4.2GHz, with a max vCore on load of 1.56v (Prime95 stable).
There is no way to calibrate the LLC, but, at these frequency, I need to set the vCore to 1.51v in the BIOS.
It moves between 1.45v and 1.56v on load.
I might get a 8350 quite soon to try it on it, but, for $120, I think it's a real good alternative to the Gigabyte UD3.
I read a lot of bad stories with this MoBo on many forums. Most of them dating back in the first month of 2012.
I got a cheap second hand combo with a 1075T and this mother board, for €140.
I am not a MSI fan, it's the third product from this brand that I own (First was a MoBo in the P3 days, second was a 6950 TFIII).
I must say I am very, very satisfied: the board goes all the way up to an amazing 310FSB, and I didn't try to higher yet. It brings my old Thuban to 4.2GHz, with a max vCore on load of 1.56v (Prime95 stable).
There is no way to calibrate the LLC, but, at these frequency, I need to set the vCore to 1.51v in the BIOS.
It moves between 1.45v and 1.56v on load.
I might get a 8350 quite soon to try it on it, but, for $120, I think it's a real good alternative to the Gigabyte UD3.