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cool. i saw the pics and noticed, but from the specs on newegg i couldnt tell
The Official NosBoost300 Overclocking Thread
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cool. i saw the pics and noticed, but from the specs on newegg i couldnt tell
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Nos didn't you want the EVGA?
EVGA 132-BL-E758-A1 EVGA X58 SLI Motherboard
Did you look into the OCZ Cryo-z?
EVGA 132-BL-E758-A1 EVGA X58 SLI Motherboard
Did you look into the OCZ Cryo-z?
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i know veed did.
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personally i'd get the GA-EX58-UD5P (or EXTREME) because i've only had good experiences with Gigabyte boards, and from all the reviews i've seen, this thing should support a really nice base clock (220MHz+)... plus it'll support SLI, which was the main thing that eVGA had before Core i7
the Cryo-Z is a great machine if you overlook the superficial flaws (non-flush cases, minor blemishes in the finish, and some stuff on the inside)... other than that, it;ll perform really well... they're charged with R507, so they should get down to about -50°C (probably around -40 effectively), so they will do as well as just about any single stage out... also, the Cryo-Z is quite cheap when it comes to pre-built single stagers, but, if you know what you're doing, you can build an equal performing unit for less... so i'd say the Cryo-Z is a good option for you Nos, because i know you dont wanna build your own
the Cryo-Z is a great machine if you overlook the superficial flaws (non-flush cases, minor blemishes in the finish, and some stuff on the inside)... other than that, it;ll perform really well... they're charged with R507, so they should get down to about -50°C (probably around -40 effectively), so they will do as well as just about any single stage out... also, the Cryo-Z is quite cheap when it comes to pre-built single stagers, but, if you know what you're doing, you can build an equal performing unit for less... so i'd say the Cryo-Z is a good option for you Nos, because i know you dont wanna build your own
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I agree, I love gigabyte. They've been nothing but good to me. I love how easy they are to overclock. Always built w/ quality
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where do i check out this cryo-z at.. i'm interested in it
ehh.. and stupid paypal still trying to take from my now non existant debit card instead of straight from my bank account... look like mobo will be on hold again!!! dangit.. oh well.. at least i can get the extreme when it comes back in stock
ehh.. and stupid paypal still trying to take from my now non existant debit card instead of straight from my bank account... look like mobo will be on hold again!!! dangit.. oh well.. at least i can get the extreme when it comes back in stock
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asus has been equaly as good and overclocable tho. and asus usualy has a wider range of boards to choose from. but he dont like them so meh.
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Did you get your core 216 from systemviper? That dude has tons of good stuff and is always up for trades
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of course it was from him 
notice i said "i win" on tpu
notice i said "i win" on tpu
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dam and i payed 199 for this 8800gts =. maybe i could jip a noob, n kiji sell the pair for like 400$, and get some gtx260's
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