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Thread: Breaking WR with EP45UD3P + Q9650@5095Mhz!

  1. 12-26-2008 #1
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    Talking Breaking WR with EP45UD3P + Q9650@5095Mhz!

    Hi guys,

    Just to share my first impression with the Gigabyte EP45-UD3P. All I can say is I'm speechless to this board.

    Hooked up yesterday, installed Windows and without any major adjustments WR's down:

    Q9650 - 566x9 - 5094Mhz - 1.53vcore - DDR2@1360Mhz:





    Q9650 - 556x9 - 5004Mhz - 1.48vcore - DDR2@1336Mhz:






    Cheers

    Old Build
    DFI X48_T2R :yepp: + Q9650 + G. Skill F2-96004GbPI + OCZ Cryo-Z + 2 ATI's 3870 XFire =
    project [Fl4tBl4ck.in.Blu3] worklog

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    Default Re: Breaking WR with EP45UD3P + Q9650@5095Mhz!

    Very nice!!
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    Talking Re: Breaking WR with EP45UD3P + Q9650@5095Mhz!

    Quote Originally Posted by Johnny123 View Post
    Very nice!!
    Thanks

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    DFI X48_T2R :yepp: + Q9650 + G. Skill F2-96004GbPI + OCZ Cryo-Z + 2 ATI's 3870 XFire =
    project [Fl4tBl4ck.in.Blu3] worklog

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  4. 03-29-2009 #4
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    Default Re: Breaking WR with EP45UD3P + Q9650@5095Mhz!

    Awesome

    Was that on your phase change?

    Also temps?
    CPU: Intel C2Q Q6600 G0 @ 3.2GHz W/ 1.184v (Max Overclock - 4.1GHz ON AIR)
    Mobo: Gigabyte EP45-UD3P (Max Overclock - 515FSB)
    RAM: CellShock 2GB PC2-8500 @ 1200MHz 5-5-5-15 (Max Overclock - 1300MHz 5-4-4-12)
    Video Card: Gainward HD4870 GS @ 775MHz/4000MHz (Max Overclock - 835MHz/1175MHz)
    Case: Antec 1200
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    Default Re: Breaking WR with EP45UD3P + Q9650@5095Mhz!

    Quote Originally Posted by fatguy1992 View Post
    Awesome

    Was that on your phase change?

    Also temps?
    Yes it was but it's doable on water too.

    Old Build
    DFI X48_T2R :yepp: + Q9650 + G. Skill F2-96004GbPI + OCZ Cryo-Z + 2 ATI's 3870 XFire =
    project [Fl4tBl4ck.in.Blu3] worklog

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  6. 04-15-2009 #6
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    Default Re: Breaking WR with EP45UD3P + Q9650@5095Mhz!

    Nice

    I wish I could afford a Q9650.
    CPU: Intel C2Q Q6600 G0 @ 3.2GHz W/ 1.184v (Max Overclock - 4.1GHz ON AIR)
    Mobo: Gigabyte EP45-UD3P (Max Overclock - 515FSB)
    RAM: CellShock 2GB PC2-8500 @ 1200MHz 5-5-5-15 (Max Overclock - 1300MHz 5-4-4-12)
    Video Card: Gainward HD4870 GS @ 775MHz/4000MHz (Max Overclock - 835MHz/1175MHz)
    Case: Antec 1200
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