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AUSU P7P55D-E Pro -including support for SATA 6 Gb/s and USB 3.0
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Do the mosfets run really cool on this board?
Because that is a horrendously inefficient heatsink.
Because that is a horrendously inefficient heatsink.
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Looks like Asus is still using Foxconn sockets as well
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Looks like Asus is still using Foxconn sockets as well
foxconn make lots of stuff, even IDE cables
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I think he is referring to the issue with the foxconn socket melting or something like that under some extreme clocks.
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Bingo
Not so much the extreme clocking melting issues, but the fact that the Foxconn-manufactured sockets don't make proper contact with the cpu contact points. Some other boards have gone to Lotes sockets to correct this.