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fuztec25 · 05-12-2002, 11:54

Direttamente da Anandtech: "...It really isn't in the least that the 8RDA+ was the best overclocker out of our six nForce2 motherboards, as Epox has made much of their reputation on highly overclockable (and reasonably priced) motherboards. So, with the above configuration we were able to hit 194MHz FSB (multiplier set to 8X). On that note, it's worth mentioning that the 8RDA+ is yet another nForce2 motherboard that is able to adjust the Thoroughbred-B's multiplier without having to perform any physical modification to the CPU bridges as was the case with previous generation Athlon XP processors (namely the Thunderbird and Palomino processors)...." .

La discussione completa la trovi quì

Quindi, con un XP 2400+ (meglio ancora, con TUTTI i Thoroughbred con core revision "B"), non ci sono problemi a sbloccare il molti sia in alto sia in basso, senza apportare modifiche alcune alla CPU stessa. Inoltre, faccio modestamente notare come, tra tutte le MB provate in questo "roundup" la EPoX sia stata l'unica a raggiungere e superare la frequenza di 194 MHz di FSB, a testimonianza di come:

A) La mobo sia curata e
B) di come i Thoroughbred XP 2400+ siano GIA' COMPATIBILI con FSB di quasi 200 MHz.

Ciao, Fuz!

05-12-2002, 11:54	#2
fuztec25 Senior Member Iscritto dal: Feb 2001 Città: Ferrara, Italy Messaggi: 2507	Ciao Aldo... Direttamente da Anandtech: "...It really isn't in the least that the 8RDA+ was the best overclocker out of our six nForce2 motherboards, as Epox has made much of their reputation on highly overclockable (and reasonably priced) motherboards. So, with the above configuration we were able to hit 194MHz FSB (multiplier set to 8X). On that note, it's worth mentioning that the 8RDA+ is yet another nForce2 motherboard that is able to adjust the Thoroughbred-B's multiplier without having to perform any physical modification to the CPU bridges as was the case with previous generation Athlon XP processors (namely the Thunderbird and Palomino processors)...." . La discussione completa la trovi quì Quindi, con un XP 2400+ (meglio ancora, con TUTTI i Thoroughbred con core revision "B"), non ci sono problemi a sbloccare il molti sia in alto sia in basso, senza apportare modifiche alcune alla CPU stessa. Inoltre, faccio modestamente notare come, tra tutte le MB provate in questo "roundup" la EPoX sia stata l'unica a raggiungere e superare la frequenza di 194 MHz di FSB, a testimonianza di come: A) La mobo sia curata e B) di come i Thoroughbred XP 2400+ siano GIA' COMPATIBILI con FSB di quasi 200 MHz. Ciao, Fuz!