אני עדיין לא הבנתי מה ההבדל בינו לבין אחיו הws ומעבר לזה אם יש לוח באותה רמה מחברה אחרת אולי משהו מוצלח יותר?

תודה שחר

ל-WS יש יכולות אוברקלוק יותר טובות שנובעות בין היתר ממעגל ייצוב מתח 8 שלבי, ויש לו גם שני חריצי PCI-X

We witnessed small CPU voltage spikes when overclocking our dual core processors. As an example, the 955EE processor was set to 1.4625V for the maximum FSB overclock testing and would vary from 1.44V up to 1.49V while testing. Although our memory would run completely stable at 2.1V with the 3-2-2-8 settings at DDR2-667, we had to increase the memory voltage to 2.25V at the same range settings when overclocking the 840EE or 955EE. The 7800GTX 512MB card used in the 955EE testing phase required the use of the 12V 4-pin Ezplug in order for the card to remain stable during the 3DMark tests.

These issues did not occur on the Asus P5WDG2-WS or Gigabyte GA-G1 975X boards. We have to wonder why Asus did not include their excellent 8-phase voltage regulator power design that can significantly lower operating temperatures while reducing input ripple current and output ripple voltages. In fact, both of our Intel EE processors ran on average about 6 degrees C higher than on the Asus P5WDG2-WS and 3 degrees C higher than on the Gigabyte board. We believe that the 8-phase solution would have addressed some of the voltage and temperature issues that we witnessed while improving its overclocking performance even further. While the board's overall stability is very good, we feel like Asus has some minor work to do on the BIOS at this time.

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