dbarrow
01-29-2007, 09:55 AM
http://www.anandtech.com/mb/showdoc.aspx?i=2914
Date: January 26th, 2007
test results from 12 different yet not so different P965 motherboards and find a few products that stood out from the rest...
...Probably the most important factor to date has been compatibility. The initial P965 BIOS releases suffered from memory timing and voltage issues, and there were also general performance drawbacks in the areas of overclocking and memory throughput. The majority of these issues have been solved as the BIOS and motherboard designs have matured. The memory suppliers have also worked closely with the motherboard suppliers to ensure the issues we witnessed at launch with memory modules not booting at 1.8V or having SPD settings that greatly affected timings are basically a thing of the past. ...
*And a lot of other interesting information about this chipset
Date: January 26th, 2007
test results from 12 different yet not so different P965 motherboards and find a few products that stood out from the rest...
...Probably the most important factor to date has been compatibility. The initial P965 BIOS releases suffered from memory timing and voltage issues, and there were also general performance drawbacks in the areas of overclocking and memory throughput. The majority of these issues have been solved as the BIOS and motherboard designs have matured. The memory suppliers have also worked closely with the motherboard suppliers to ensure the issues we witnessed at launch with memory modules not booting at 1.8V or having SPD settings that greatly affected timings are basically a thing of the past. ...
*And a lot of other interesting information about this chipset