IP35...as good as the IP35-e?

[amddude]

The vanilla IP35, it's just as good as the E model for overclocking, correct?

 

[evident]

when the products launched it was initially pro, then regular, then e as the economy, so i thought the regualr ip35 has some more features, no? check out abit website but they should all be good for overclocking

 

[Foxery]

The only difference between any of the flavors lie in the number of SATA, USB, audio connectors, etc. The features and performance relevant to overclocking CPUs are identical.

 

[amddude]

Excellent! Thanks for the help!

 

[Winterpool]

You might want to consult SerpentRoyal's ancient (original) IP35-E thread for a vast amount of technical details on the IP35-E, comparison to IP35 Pro and 'vanilla' IP35, etc.

 

[amddude]

That thread is a little uh, long and it's difficult to search using a keyword of IP35. I browsed the first bit to find info already and didn't see anything like that.

 

[Heidfirst]

it's basically the same mobo just with ICH9R instead of ICH9, also plus firewire & different chipset cooling.
Shares the same BIOS as the -E they are that closely related.