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Hello, first of all I want to say koudos to GIGABYTE for making this a fantastic board, I have not had a single problem with it yet.
First question is will my new Zalman CNPS9700 NT fit on this board without hitting the northbridge cooler?
Second, is there any chance of adding temp monitoring to the northbridge itself?
Third, I notice P35 chipset seems to have a little high latency in memory benchmarks compared to I975X, does GIGABYTE plan to try and reduce latency with a future bios for this board?
Forth, when my RAM is overclocked and I have RAM voltage on "normal" the board will automaticly give my RAM 2.08 volts instead of the default 1.8. Having the RAM volts set on "normal" should default it to 1.8v correct? I have to set the volts to 1.85v to run it at the lowest volt possible, I tested my RAM and it can do it's current overclocked speed at 1.8v just fine. Perhaps this is a bug in bios?
Fifth, does GIGABYTE plan to add a chipset strap option in bios for us overclockers? I know there is "sort of" a strap setting with memory multi but thats not exactly what I had in mind.
Anyway those are my questions for now, GIGABYTE did a great job with F8 bios and a fantastic job with F9, keep up the good work. This is by far the best motherboard company I ever used.
First question is will my new Zalman CNPS9700 NT fit on this board without hitting the northbridge cooler?
Second, is there any chance of adding temp monitoring to the northbridge itself?
Third, I notice P35 chipset seems to have a little high latency in memory benchmarks compared to I975X, does GIGABYTE plan to try and reduce latency with a future bios for this board?
Forth, when my RAM is overclocked and I have RAM voltage on "normal" the board will automaticly give my RAM 2.08 volts instead of the default 1.8. Having the RAM volts set on "normal" should default it to 1.8v correct? I have to set the volts to 1.85v to run it at the lowest volt possible, I tested my RAM and it can do it's current overclocked speed at 1.8v just fine. Perhaps this is a bug in bios?
Fifth, does GIGABYTE plan to add a chipset strap option in bios for us overclockers? I know there is "sort of" a strap setting with memory multi but thats not exactly what I had in mind.
Anyway those are my questions for now, GIGABYTE did a great job with F8 bios and a fantastic job with F9, keep up the good work. This is by far the best motherboard company I ever used.
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