It is 33.5CMx41 cm.
I do not know if OC is possible. But I want to try to raise FSB in Windows (not expecting any options in BIOS). If that works I might try and mod it (with help). If that works I will try and do a quad LN2 session.
Why: Because I can and nobody probably was stupid enough.
For sure this board helps with any teamcup/countrycup where s940 is alowed. 😁 😁 😁
Edit: I see it has HT multi and memory options. Including a 250MHz mem setting. No voltage settings or fsb.
Must be similar to my H8DCE Mainboard (dual socket 940). All mem dividers above 200 have no effect and leave the clock at 200MHz, although 216, 233 and 250 are present. Somewhere (maybe in the manual of the A8N32-SLI) I read that higher memory dividers were expected by board manufacturers, but AMD chose to abandon 939/940 in favour of AM2 and DDR2.
Because the mainboards are rare and expensive, I decided not to voltmod mine. I also tried to unlock BIOS options, but it didn't work at all, bricked the board once and recovered the EEPROM via a hotlfash with an A8N32-SLI (both use the same chip, size and voltage).
Overclocking in Windows 7 x64 (last OS to support K8 CPUs) was not stable with nVidia nTune (I guess it was "5.05.54.00_ntune_winxp_international") even with a mere 205MHz HT clock. Dunno if it was the chipset, the memory or the CPU (dual Opty 290) limiting the OC. setFSB and Clockgen nForce4 don't work with Windows Vista/7.
Currently I'm glad my system runs stock almost stable, only a few BSODs or freezes every few hours.
It is possible to raise the core voltage to 1.4V with RMclock.
AFAIR reliable voltage and fan speed readings are only possible with SuperMicro SuperDoctor 3, which is not publicly downloadable anymore.