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Gigabyte P55-UD6 overclocking with Core i5 750

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all right, so how do you like the ripsaw???

looking good for a p55 i gotta say.

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At right around $100, I can't see a reason everyone shouldn't run out and get a set :D
 

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sounds good.. Might have to go play with the new amd stuff and see.. everything based around $100. Even though your P55 benches are sweet! Man.. gotta make up my mind.
 
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I'm honestly having a lot more fun playing with this than I did with Phenom II. Much more possibilities with these if you're not going subzero cooling (which I'll do with this next week) :toast:
 

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I'm honestly having a lot more fun playing with this than I did with Phenom II. Much more possibilities with these if you're not going subzero cooling (which I'll do with this next week) :toast:

that's pretty cool. Yeah, from the look at everything it looks very promising for people with a budget.. I mean your doing everything on air and still getting 10s pi's and the benching so far have been sweet.. Even at 3.6ghz.

I just got a 955be that sitting.. lol.
 
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nice, sub 10's on pi... wait.. on 2100... :eek: am I really reading timings right! that's some sweet ass ram!
 
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I'm just getting started ;)
 

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That's pretty good for the ram.. Nah, that's sweet for the price!

just wonder how it would do with a 775 board.. lol
 

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hey man,

for some reason i CANNOT get any of the futuremark programs to work on my p55 setup.

i've tried win vista and win 7 and get the same problem on both.

any tips?
 
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What's not working? Are they crashing?
 

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none of the futuremark programs will run in win 7 64bit on my p55 GB mobo but everything works fine with the same setup on my x58.
 

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Much more possibilities with these if you're not going subzero cooling (which I'll do with this next week) :toast:

Where's the results bro?
 
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Sno, excellent review so far; I'm excited to see all the P55's goodness!

Can you(or someone else) explain Gigabyte's UD4/5/6 differences? Do these differences hold true across their X58 boards as well?
 
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Looking at Gigabyte's comparison page (pretty slick feature of their website) , the UD4 has only two pci-e slots, and lists up to 2200mhz for the RAM, where the UD5 and UD6 have 3 pci-e slots, and are spec'd up to 2600mhz for mem. Then, the UD6 adds a 24 phase vrm and two extra RAM slots.

Here's the comparison link.
 
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