das sind ja ganz müde ergebnisse dort!! und ausserdem habe ich vom quad gesprochen und nicht vom duo!!!!
hier:
We ran the board with the Core 2 Duo, saw it's more than ideal performance and overclockability. That's good, but what about the Quad Core Processor, Kentsfield, Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6700? How well does this board run the QX6700, particularly, how high does the FSB go with the QX6700?Without a doubt, as expected, the Kentsfield processor does not go as high a FSB as the Conroe processor. I still managed to hit a nice number of 458 however. This is still much better than many of the 975 chipset motherboards out there, such as the ASUS P5W DH Deluxe, which tops out at 330MHz FSB tops with the Kentsfield processor.
Finally I wanted to check on full Kentsfield support, ending at the control level of it's multipliers. I found many of the boards out in the market, such as the ASUS P5W DH Deluxe, has a slight problem when adjusting the multiplier upwards on the Kentsfield. You see, When I tried to set multiplier at 11x or 12x or anything above the default 10x, 2 of the cores move up in multiplier but 2 other remain stuck at 10x.
UND hier zum EPP !!
You get to select your SLI-Ready Memory settings here if you are on a pair of EPP-enabled Memory. Enhanced Performance Profiles, or EPP, is an open standard, PC initiative designed by NVIDIA to provide higher levels of system performance by integrating additional memory specifications and performance capabilities into their SDRAM DIMM modules. Developed as an extension to the traditional JEDEC standard Serial Presence Detect (SPD) found on today’s high-performance DIMMS, new Enhanced Performance Profiles (EPP) simplifies the overclocking of memory DIMMs, while at the same time ensuring platform and component compatibility. The benefits for the beginner include a good introduction to tweaking and guaranteed success with their first overclock. For the expert, EPP provides a good basecamp to begin overclocking by moving “ground zero” two-thirds up the mountain for the sophisticated overclocker. EPP-based memory modules are part of the NVIDIA SLI ecosystem that defines a set of interoperability components for enthusiasts, and can easily be identified at retail and e-tail by the “NVIDIA SLI-Ready” logo, which will be featured prominently on the packaging.
MFG JB
