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Does anyone ow a Gigayte GA-6OXET??? Need opinions on it!!!
- Thread starter MooT
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- May 24, 2001
I'v got a GA-60xm7e. I love it and would definitely get another gigabyte mainboard if I had to. It was a piece of cake to install, the jumperless features are very nice. It's also very easy to overclock with the easyTune III utility. All you do is put in your desired front side buss speed hit go and then it tests for stability, if it checks out ok your system is set to the new FSB. Cool Any other questions just email me I'll be more than happy to clear anything up.
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- Mar 13, 2001
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I dont think you will find any owners of one as they dont seem to be for sale in stores in the us quite yet.
Its very similar to the ga-60 xe.
Toms hardware has a very small report on it here:
I read thru the manual for it from gigabyte's web site.
You can adjust the fsb in 1mhz steps in the bios,set memory buffer strength for each individual memory stick, adjust memory voltage seperatley from other pci devices, adjust the agp socket voltage, cpu vcore.
Looks like a very nice board.
Its very similar to the ga-60 xe.
Toms hardware has a very small report on it here:
I read thru the manual for it from gigabyte's web site.
You can adjust the fsb in 1mhz steps in the bios,set memory buffer strength for each individual memory stick, adjust memory voltage seperatley from other pci devices, adjust the agp socket voltage, cpu vcore.
Looks like a very nice board.
- Thread Starter
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They have them for sale at Axion Technologies for $122.95.. I'm gonna sell my brand new SH6 to get one!! Anyone want an SH6??
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- Mar 13, 2001
- Location
- Connecticut
Thanks ive been looking for one myself 
Put your sh6 in the classifieds, links on the main page.
Put your sh6 in the classifieds, links on the main page.
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- May 27, 2001
I have a Gigabyte GA-60XE mobo....I love it! Very stable, never crashes. Have run a few processors on it and never had a single problem. Overclocks very well and has some handy voltage settings (PCI and AGP bus voltage settings as well as RAM voltage settings), also has duel bios for piece of mind and is a funky blue color (for people that like the simple things!) My vendor here in Australia has the Gigabyte GA-60XET in stock at the moment for the same price as my GA-60XE was....As soon as i've got some spare cash i'm gonna pick one up and be ready for the Tualatin....I'll keep U posted on the results!
