Recent content by RFV

thanks COPOHawk, this has helped me big time, one of my thumbscrews snapped as I was removing the Tuniq to put it on a new board. I'm glad I googled to find this solution, I see many Tuniq users posting the exact same problem. The retaining screws are weak.

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are you talking about this, because his comments here regarding Abit v MSI seem pretty balanced and are far from calling the Abit board crap, or maybe your talking about a different thread where he's being, how can I put this, ...more outspoken...

yup just confirmed by hokiealumnus that Furballi isn't around, must have been a very bad boy to get banned twice ... maybe SerpentRoyal should just start his own forum.

strange, because his Abit IP35-E Review is up & running over there

thanks,

This thread was initiated by SerpentRoyal, he kept it continually updated with the latest news, BIOS releases, utilities, and anything else regarding the Abit IP35-E. He also took the time to answer any and all questions asked of him by forum members. The fact that this thread has reached 118...

just thinking about the technology involved is mindblowing, I gotta say I'm impressed! thanks for the info.

This may sound really stupid but I've just got to ask about this binning process. Intel (or whoever make them for Intel) must churn out millions/billions of CPU chips in a year. How does this speed testing and binning of CPU chips take place. I can't believe that each individual CPU chip is...

So am I right in thinking that all four of these chips are identical but the E2200 is binned higher because it has been tested @ 2200 MHz (with higher base voltages) and passed those tests ? Intel Pentium Dual-Core Desktop Processor E2140: VID = 0.85V ? 1.5V Intel Pentium Dual-Core Desktop...

I do hope so ... for the money, it's the best P35 motherboard you can buy!

That's the point, the IP35-E was up on the Abit global website right next to the Pro, it was one of the highlited products, now it's disappeared and also disappeared from Abit's 2008 catalogue. I can still find plenty on dealer shelves here in the UK, but in my mind Abit have shot themselves in...

Abit have removed the IP35-E from the global main webpage, in it's place sits the inferior IP35V which looks cheap, ugly and on looks alone I would not want to buy one. Abit must be crazy if they are killing off IP35-E, this board has become something of a cult classic for overclockers on a...

unfortunately In my part of the world (the UK) $100 won't buy an E4xxx E4300 = £72.00 or $147.00 US E4500 = £75.00 or $153.00 US E4600 = £85.00 or $174.00 US

yup, I did read that some people were having problems with Abit P35 boards + Corsair PSU combinations over on Hexus forum. (others said they had no problems whatsoever). The Ballistix I got at a knockdown price & can only hope it boots @ 1.8V, last thing I want to do is spend money on a cheap...