INTEL 875PBZ RAID DRIVER

There are two features Intel lets you tweak, both of them memory related. In the begining it like once a week maybe. Their ratio equivalents would be 3: If that's the case the DPBZ is still only a decent choice, there are much cheaper alternatives from the Taiwanese manufacturers that have proven to be quite reliable at stock speeds. Other memory modules weren't able to operate quite as low as the two previously mentioned modules, but that's not the fault of the DPBZ of course.

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Unfortunately the onboard features are nothing to write home about either.

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I'm thinking about getting a board instead. Now it won't run more than an hour without BSOD.

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However, you do not buy an Intel motherboard for overclocking, you buy an Intel motherboard for reliability and support. Over the past few months it worsened.

Intel Desktop Board D875PBZ - motherboard - ATX - Socket 478 - i875P Series

This isn't in the 8755pbz surprising as Intel has been very conservative about what BIOS options they let users tweak since they started making enthusiast desktop motherboards last fall. In the begining it like once a week maybe.

The first set of memory features you can tweak are the actual memory timings. If that's the case the DPBZ is still only a decent choice, there are much cheaper alternatives from the Taiwanese manufacturers that have proven to be quite reliable at stock speeds. The other memory option you're allowed to adjust is memory frequency. I may try getting it replaced by NewEgg but I don't suppose it'll help. The DPBZ's memory options are pretty good actually, not much worse than some of the average P motherboards out there.

Mushkin calls this board problematic and attributes the memory problems to forced implementation of PAT that is not normally present in Sign up now Username Password Remember Me. Overclocking is not something that Intel is keen on including with any of their enthusiast desktop motherboards anytime soon. I wasn't concerned, bad driver I thought. There are two features Intel lets you tweak, both of them memory related.

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Other memory modules weren't able to operate quite as low as the two previously mentioned modules, but that's not the fault of the DPBZ of course. However there are enthusiasts out there that are willing to fork over significant cash for a motherboard that does not center on overclocking or overvolting as long as it promises stability.

Post Your Comment Please log in or sign up to comment. Their ratio equivalents would be 3: I've played with memory settings for weeks, timings and voltages as well, reinstalled XPPro several times, updated BIOS, got all newest drivers and run out of ideas Obviously the negative aspects of the DPBZ from an enthusiast's perspective center on the lack of significant overclocking potential and voltage adjustments.