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Originally Posted by PreferLinux View Post
"Well, I have emailed Asus asking about this, and will email Gigabyte; and will post what they say."
"I've talked to a system builder through email and was told the
H67MA-UD2H definitely supports overclocking, that they've seen a demo of such from their vendor, and that the misinformation was due to the
inability of ES (engineering sample) to overclock on H67. It is not clear if they were referring to ES CPUs or preproduction mobo, but nonetheless,
they plan on selling a 5GHz H67 system."
P.S. it appears from the AT review (at least from the pics), that they were using an ES chip, which is consistent with the system builder's claim that
OC with ES chips on H67 is impossible. Maybe all just a big misunderstanding. Sure would make sense given the pairing of the HD 3000 on the unlocked chips.
Last edited by dougri; 01-06-2011 at 05:43 PM.
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komisch, da bin ich ja mal gespannt, demnach doch Multi-OC bei H67, nur die ES Samples sind locked auf H67, warum auch immer...
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Nun sind die Hersteller weitestgehend gleich und jeder hat gute Boards im Sortiment. Und auch bei Sockel 775 war ASUS mit dem RE weit vorne. 
