Frys AMD 630 X4 + 785G $120

Xazax · Dec 28, 2009, 02:56 AM

http://www.frys-electronics-ads.com/...45-Motherboard

Kantastic · Dec 28, 2009, 02:58 AM

Free motherboard anyone?

3volvedcombat · Dec 28, 2009, 02:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Xazax

http://www.frys-electronics-ads.com/...45-Motherboard

This store wants to loose its money,
isnt the 785g alone like 60+ bucks and there great high quality mATX motherboards, that can clock pretty well, and isnt a x4 630 120 bucks anyways

thats a savings!!!!

Kantastic · Dec 28, 2009, 03:03 AM

Too bad the board only has 2 DIMM slots or I'd tell my cousin to buy it, he uses 4X1GB of OCZ Plats.

Xazax · Dec 28, 2009, 03:06 AM

Yeah too bad its MSI too lol

theonedub · Dec 28, 2009, 03:10 AM

^ thats what I was thinking- too many horror stories. If they ever run something similar to their 965BE deal again I will make the trip

Shadowdust · Dec 28, 2009, 05:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Xazax

Yeah too bad its MSI too lol

Quote:

Originally Posted by theonedub

^ thats what I was thinking- too many horror stories. If they ever run something similar to their 965BE deal again I will make the trip

Has MSI been having issues? I've had three MSI boards in the last seven years and never really had a problem with them. The latest one I've used was a nForce 750a board. I only ask because I'm seriously considering picking up this bundle but would prefer to avoid possible build issues.

Kantastic · Dec 28, 2009, 05:12 AM

My cousin's MSI K9__ Platinum has been running for 4 years and he hasn't had any problems, but I did notice how easy it was to bend around the capacitors while I was replacing his heatsink.

Shouldn't be a problem for that 785G board though, I recall it being advertised as having 100% solid capacitors though I could be mistaken.

Xazax · Dec 28, 2009, 05:15 AM

I guess it really depends on the board you buy, the MSI 790GX/FX(GD-somewhatever) have know overclocking issues that make them almost worthless as AMD Enthusiast boards.

I've had the worst experience possible with an MSI's boards, Two of my Socket 478 boards i had from them borked after few months use, i've tried there 680i board and it was a royal pain to overclock, and finally to top it all off I've had an MSI P45 Platinum(there highest P45 offering) literally FRY on me and start smoking after turning it on for the first time.

Might want to find some reviews of that exact 785G board before you go buy it.

zithe · Dec 28, 2009, 05:57 AM

can always sell the board on ebay and take it as a rebate lol

dir_d · Dec 28, 2009, 06:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Xazax

I guess it really depends on the board you buy, the MSI 790GX/FX(GD-somewhatever) have know overclocking issues that make them almost worthless as AMD Enthusiast boards.

I've had the worst experience possible with an MSI's boards, Two of my Socket 478 boards i had from them borked after few months use, i've tried there 680i board and it was a royal pain to overclock, and finally to top it all off I've had an MSI P45 Platinum(there highest P45 offering) literally FRY on me and start smoking after turning it on for the first time.

Might want to find some reviews of that exact 785G board before you go buy it.

i dunno where you got that info from MSI-790FX is one of the top 3 overclocking boards out. I think the problem is the board is too advanced for alot of people. You can literally change the voltage on everything on the motherboard.

Yukikaze · Dec 28, 2009, 07:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Xazax

and finally to top it all off I've had an MSI P45 Platinum(there highest P45 offering) literally FRY on me and start smoking after turning it on for the first time.

I had a MSI P45 also burst into flames over here....Something in the voltage regulation/modulation circuitry next to the CPU socket burst into a flame. Lucky for me it didn't take my Q6600 or HD4870X2 with it.

I am not buying an MSI board ever again.

Wile E · Dec 28, 2009, 07:16 AM

Damn Fry's. The nearest one to me is 6 hours away.

PP Mguire · Dec 28, 2009, 01:28 PM

Like with any company people will have good and bad things to say. With MSIs recent offerings ive had nothing but good and can say the 790FX-GD70 was the best overclocking board i had for AMD.

JrRacinFan · Dec 28, 2009, 02:03 PM

If any of you guys are only interested in the cpu, PM me I might just buy the board off you if you want to make a couple bucks.

PS: My 3rd MSI board that I just recently sold was great, MSI P7N Platinum. Never a hitch from that board at all. The other 2 I didn't expect anything from because they weren't in overclocking machines.

Xazax · Dec 28, 2009, 03:18 PM

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Originally Posted by dir_d

i dunno where you got that info from MSI-790FX is one of the top 3 overclocking boards out. I think the problem is the board is too advanced for alot of people. You can literally change the voltage on everything on the motherboard.

http://www.legitreviews.com/article/1004/6/

"As with all the other 790FX boards, we had high hopes for the MSI 790FX-GD70. The 790FX, when paired with our triple-core CPU has provided us with some great overclocks. We followed our typical overclocking rituals, and after about 15 minutes or so, we raised the vcore up to 1.45v. When we did that, we got a "pop" from the board, and then the all-too familiar smell of electrical death was in the air..."

Point Proven.

Yukikaze · Dec 28, 2009, 03:33 PM

Splat.

sinar · Dec 28, 2009, 04:20 PM

Can I order it online? Theres no Frys in NY/NJ area

Xazax · Dec 28, 2009, 04:33 PM

its store pick-up only

rewindlabs · Dec 28, 2009, 04:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Xazax

http://www.legitreviews.com/article/1004/6/

"As with all the other 790FX boards, we had high hopes for the MSI 790FX-GD70. The 790FX, when paired with our triple-core CPU has provided us with some great overclocks. We followed our typical overclocking rituals, and after about 15 minutes or so, we raised the vcore up to 1.45v. When we did that, we got a "pop" from the board, and then the all-too familiar smell of electrical death was in the air..."

Point Proven.

Something sounds odd to me

I have been pushing 1.6V core on air with my 945ES/GD70 790FX for the past month and my board has yet to pop/overheat...basing your opinion off that one review seems fickle to me then again you have had bad luck with the company in the past so i am sure you are a bit burned by them to begin with

I love my GD70 790FX and i haven't had one problem out of it other then blatant nooby user error on my part...in all of the GD70 threads i have participated in so far no one has had there board just die on them and the board has brought many 965 C3 BE's to 4Ghz+ easy on air

If you are mentioning the review where the PWM popped by saying "the MSI 790GX/FX(GD-somewhatever) have know overclocking issues" thats a bit over the top don't you think? one failure in one review and it now has known widespread overclocking issues?

I understand you are indefinitely butt hurt by MSI but you really need to give there new AMD gear a whirl or at least an in dept look before you try to strike it down

On topic: If i had a Fry's near me i would illegally drive there just to get my hands on this deal....i would love to see this 785G on the bench beside my GD70....the colors would match so well

theonedub · Dec 28, 2009, 04:47 PM

I may pick a couple of these up, not sure that its a good enough deal tho.. Worse case I sell them here?

rewindlabs · Dec 28, 2009, 04:48 PM

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Originally Posted by theonedub

I may pick a couple of these up, not sure that its a good enough deal tho.. Worse case I sell them here?

I'd buy the stuff at a good price so that is definitely an option

I just double checked to make sure the board has DDR2 and of course it does...i would love to pick it up from you

sinar · Dec 28, 2009, 05:15 PM

GD70 is a hit and miss when its vcore pushed to >1.7V with xtreme cooling. If its pwm popped then most of the time it will kill the cpu too.

sinar · Dec 28, 2009, 05:20 PM

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Originally Posted by theonedub

I may pick a couple of these up, not sure that its a good enough deal tho.. Worse case I sell them here?

Let me know if you get one extra

p_o_s_pc · Dec 28, 2009, 05:20 PM

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Originally Posted by JrRacinFan

If any of you guys are only interested in the cpu, PM me I might just buy the board off you if you want to make a couple bucks.

PS: My 3rd MSI board that I just recently sold was great, MSI P7N Platinum. Never a hitch from that board at all. The other 2 I didn't expect anything from because they weren't in overclocking machines.

I want the CPU only but not the board... Maybe we can work a deal out if someone buys the combo?

Too bad there isn't a Frys near by

Quote:

Originally Posted by theonedub

I may pick a couple of these up, not sure that its a good enough deal tho.. Worse case I sell them here?

willing to buy the combo and sell the CPU?If so how much?

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sinar Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 29 (0.02/day) Thanks: 2 Thanked 15 Times in 13 Posts	GD70 is a hit and miss when its vcore pushed to >1.7V with xtreme cooling. If its pwm popped then most of the time it will kill the cpu too.

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