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In what ways better than 6? I don't know firefox, never tried it.

Much different to 6 ?

My windows update wants to install IE7 Anyone running it yet? Should I let it happen?

You need to be sure the voltages you are talking about are real under load voltages and not BIOS settings. Watch the Vcore in CPU-Z when you load the CPU up and see how it droops. The voltages I'm talking about are the lower ones when it's under load. Often they have to be set higher in Bios...

Mine will run 3.9 ghz with 1.40V That's 1.40V under load not in Bios though. It depends on your mobo how much droop you get how high you have to set Vcore in Bios. If vcore drops below 1.40V under load crash happens. Also if temp goes above 60degreees crash happens. It seems common to...

The Gsata ports are on the Gigabyte controller and allow raid setups. The others are on the Intel southbridge controller which doesn't do raid on the DS3

I have the same processor and find the same. It boots at 4Ghz but no chance at any higher. Only really stable at 196FSB too.

I have the Geil RAM, It's definitely best at 2.1V any more and it fails Memtest. Will do 920mhz 4 4 4 12 on my [email protected]

I'm running Prescott cores at 60 degrees 24/7 1.40V actual under load I'd say is max though.

I have E6300 And DS3 board + the discussed Geil RAM from OCUK this week only. Well impressed. can do 490X6 with no voltage increases except VDIMM +0.3 Currently testing 465X7 1.3375Vcore The board will do 500 MHZ FSB with +.1 GMCH Have only added a Zalman Nbridge cooler and 40mm fan

It can be done, use the intel controller, it's faster than the promise. First set up your raid array, CTRL-I on boot. In Bios under MAIN / IDE CONFIGURATION set, Configure sata as raid [yes] Serial ata bootrom [enabled] under BOOT/HARD DISK DRIVES set, 1ST DRIVE Intel...

The loops should come out of the bottom of the CPU block and end at the top of the fins.

The one in the above review is an engineering sample. Retail products are multiplier locked to 20x

Not sure as to the reasons why but, High speed definetly works, tight timings make very little difference.

That will be fine but for the extra tenner get the, Corsair 2GB DDR2 Value Select PC5300 Dual Channel Kit (2x1GB) (VS2GBKIT667D2) (MY-097-CS) It will do 2:1 with a slight overclock where I doubt the one you've selected will. You'll still get higher than 1:1 though but forget about...

Try removing the thick of it with a razor blade/stanley knife blade etc. (carefully)

Because 2:1 is twice as fast as 1:1 This is the difference between DDR and DDR2 Maybe should be put as 1:2 It's not a ram divider but a multiplier

Yes but at 2:1 200mhz FSB - 800DDR2 -PC6400

I've done a fair bit of testing with DDR2 and found that when running 2:1 Timings make very little difference. You tend to get used to running memory slower than FSB and timing is important but when your memory runs twice as fast as FSB and dual channel Timing makes very little real time...

I've got same mobo and processor. You don't need that ram beacause the fastest you can run it is 2:1 with FSB So at 200FSB 4Ghz Ram is 400mhz I have this Corsair 1GB DDR2 Value Select PC5300 Dual Channel Kit (2x512MB) (VS1GBKIT667D2) (MY-083-CS) Pins: 2 x 240 - PR Rating (PC)...