Originally posted by: Concillian
This board makes it all the tougher to hold out and wait for nForce4 and PCIe. Though I'm sure DFI will have a good nForce4 board.
Originally posted by: Shimmishim
so yeah...
the thing i've noticed about dfi is that they release these awesome boards after the socket has been released for a while...
oh well....
i pre-ordered mine and got my confirmation that it's shipping out tomorrow... and i ordered some ocz pc3700EB
should be a nice combo... hoping for 275 HTT 1:1... or maybe 400+ like bigtoe did![]()
Originally posted by: Avalon
Originally posted by: Shimmishim
so yeah...
the thing i've noticed about dfi is that they release these awesome boards after the socket has been released for a while...
oh well....
i pre-ordered mine and got my confirmation that it's shipping out tomorrow... and i ordered some ocz pc3700EB
should be a nice combo... hoping for 275 HTT 1:1... or maybe 400+ like bigtoe did![]()
Nice. Let us know how it goes when you get it Shim, I'd be really interested in seeing real results. Not that Anandtech's aren't, but I like to see actual end users and not review sites try the shipping product.
BTW, where did you order it from?
Here are a couple links, although it does appear that most of these links are for pre-order.
XtremeGear for $129
Axiontech for $132
GameVE for $136 (shipped I believe)
Originally posted by: Shimmishim
the thing i've noticed about dfi is that they release these awesome boards after the socket has been released for a while...
i pre-ordered mine and got my confirmation that it's shipping out tomorrow... and i ordered some ocz pc3700EB
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Shim
According to DFI product specification, it supports PC2700 (DDR333) and PC3200 (DDR400) DDR SDRAM DIMM. I am a noob at this stuff. How did you know it would work with the PC3700EB?
On a different note, I just sent an email to Zalman asking if this board was compatible with their CNPS7000A-CU heatsink since Zalman's compatability tables don't mention DFI boards. If anyone is interested, I will let you know when I receive a response.