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n°1775141
06-24-2008 at 06:50:52 PM

Hey,

I'm looking for a mobo that has the X48 chipset. Currently, I have my eyes set upon this:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6813131284

Are there any better alternatives? Any other recommendations? I plan to overclock my E3110 to about 4GHZ, so the board needs to have a high FSB and be a good overclocker :)

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1haplo
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n°1776125
07-02-2008 at 02:37:29 AM

The P5E Deluxe is the Rampage Formula minus the LCD Poster and, CLR CMOS, Reset, Power buttons. For 291 On the Egg right now.

I have the X3350 at 3.6 (450X8) and I love the Rampage Formula. The Northbridge runs hot, Change the thermal compound on the Northbridge and Southbridge.

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Shadowthor
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n°1776140
07-02-2008 at 05:29:47 AM

The rampage formula is able to get over 450 fsb with a quad, so it should be fine with the E3110.

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n°1778276
07-16-2008 at 04:22:00 AM

1haplo...just got the P5E Deluxe today and have a real noob question...did you have any issues removing the NB/SB Heatpipe screws? Also did you end up snip them off and replacing with something like nylon screws?

Again sorry for the noob question but building my first system entirely from scratch and it seems to me that replacing the TIM on those areas is just good insurance, even if I'm not planning on being a heavy overclocker like most on this forum.

Any advice appreciated?

Shadowthor
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n°1778286
07-16-2008 at 05:37:13 AM

no idea as i never bothered to replace the heatsinks unless i plan to water block in the future.


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