2011/02/19 17:11:24
Tribbs
http://gigabytedaily.blogspot.com/
 
looks like the hicookie designed orange oc board is getting closer to production 
2011/02/19 19:20:32
Halo_003
Interesting board for sure. Won't be replacing my E762 though lol.
2011/02/19 19:34:37
farthestkris
Halo_003

Interesting board for sure. Won't be replacing my E762 though lol.

lol yeah the E762 is a monster board  wont be replacing mine either 
2011/02/20 06:09:42
Tribbs
I am just hoping that they let hicookie do something like this for socket 2011 I can see it being a great benching board but I would never use anything like this for daily use, now if I would just learn not to dislike gigabyte bios's so much then it might be a possibility 
 
I also have to say that using the 2 sata power connectors on the side of the board to provide power to the pcie lanes was a pretty sweet idea for cable management I can see that being used on a lot of boards
 
and I also want to see the air cooler that fits over that heatsink 
2011/02/20 10:12:03
threedhero
the gigabyte board is made for setting world records not like the ud7, ud5 or any evga boards. using this board without subzero cooling will be pointless.
2011/02/20 10:35:04
nateman_doo
Its neat that companies employ top level overclockers to help in board design, but its only a small number of computer users actually overclock.  If only everyone needed high bclks :P
 
 
2011/02/20 11:53:51
johnksss
nateman_doo

Its neat that companies employ top level overclockers to help in board design, but its only a small number of computer users actually overclock.  If only everyone needed high bclks :P



this could be said about blocks as well...
check out my new rebuilt SS tough. i did all the brazing/purging/re-gassing myself.

 
2011/02/20 13:26:01
Halo_003
johnksss

nateman_doo

Its neat that companies employ top level overclockers to help in board design, but its only a small number of computer users actually overclock.  If only everyone needed high bclks :P



this could be said about blocks as well...

+1. 
 
2011/02/20 15:28:28
xxrabid93
is the only way to bypass the max 1138mV voltage setting for my gtx480 to use a custom bios? I tried AfterburnerVoltUnlock, and i could slide the slider higher up, but it would set back to 1138 when i applied.
 
At 1138mV and 100% fan, my 480 is barely even touching 75*C in Vantage, and probably only 70*C in 06; so i figure a bit more voltage won't hurt.
 
Oh, but are custom bios allowed in Forum Warz? I didn't see anything forbidding them, only modded drivers, not modded bios.
2011/02/20 16:34:13
awalleyeguy
 You would have to mod your bios, pretty easy to do using nibeditor 5.9 or above.
A modded bios I think would be allowed, you still have to use the hardware. Also there would be no way to know if a bios was modded. Aren't you "modding" you bios on your mother board when you change a setting from default? All you would be doing is increasing the amount of voltage allowed to be adjusted to.

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