Bl00dFox New Member Jun 4, 2007 #1 I have a 945P-S3 MOBO and at the moment its working fine for me (I dont RAID or use DDR2-800). But one friend told me I cant run my E6600 on this board to its full potential. Is this true? What other benefits would I get upgrading to 965P? Thanks
I have a 945P-S3 MOBO and at the moment its working fine for me (I dont RAID or use DDR2-800). But one friend told me I cant run my E6600 on this board to its full potential. Is this true? What other benefits would I get upgrading to 965P? Thanks
P PabloTeK Active Member Jun 4, 2007 #2 Generally 945 chipsets only support an 800MHz FSB compared to the 1066MHz offered by the 965 and 975 chipsets. This higher FSB will thence lead to better overclocking, apparently. However the Gigabyte boards appear to support the 1066MHz FSB anyway. Last edited: Jun 4, 2007
Generally 945 chipsets only support an 800MHz FSB compared to the 1066MHz offered by the 965 and 975 chipsets. This higher FSB will thence lead to better overclocking, apparently. However the Gigabyte boards appear to support the 1066MHz FSB anyway.
Bl00dFox New Member Jun 4, 2007 #3 So other than the overclocking benefits, is there any other reason to upgrade to 965P?
D daisymtc Active Member Jun 4, 2007 #4 Bl00dFox said: So other than the overclocking benefits, is there any other reason to upgrade to 965P? Click to expand... No
Bl00dFox said: So other than the overclocking benefits, is there any other reason to upgrade to 965P? Click to expand... No
