Ken:
Let me add that this motherboard makes it absolutely trivial to
overclock. I have never seen it so easy.
I followed this page:
http://www.legitreviews.com/article/395/1/
and overclocked my qx6700 to 2.93 Ghz (10% increase), effectively making
it two qx6800's in a single package.
They a
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> To buy or not to buy a F
John P Basilotto W5GI wrote:
> I want to reinforce the "TRY IT FIRST"
>
> I use the 5000 with several cheap firewire cards and my old Dell laptop has
> a 4 pin firewire jack. All work well.
>
> John P. Basilotto
> W5GI
> Marketing and Product Manager
> FlexRadio Systems
> 512-535-5266
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>
In
The other point to watch is that manufacturers will sometimes change the
chip on a board but keep the same model# and UPC, so you can't tell what
you are getting without looking at the card -- although the picture or a
version# in some minuscule type on the package sometimes reveals the
differe
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Bob,
I'm also using an Intel board which uses the same Intel G965 Express
chip set. I have the micro ATX Intel DG965OTMKR. I h
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I think the key is the agere controller chip so a via is not the best
choice (ma
work with" information.
-Tim
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I think the key is the agere controller chip so a via is not the best
choice (many of
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I think the key is the agere controller chip so a via is no
I think the key is the agere controller chip so a via is not the best
choice (many of the embedded firewire ports are via chips).
Anyway, if you have a firewire card, try it first, then order is the
recommendation from Tim. I had some time on my hands so ordered it
just to "stay active" while wait
FlexRadio KB Admin wrote:
> Please refer to the KB article on how to pick a Firewire host controller,
> Selecting High Performance Firewire Cards for FlexRadio Transceivers
> http://kb.flex-radio.com/article.aspx?id=10250
>
> -Tim
> FRS KB Administrator
>
That link in the article to the Syba pro
; guarantee less system latency.
>>
>> On the other hand, the motherboard chip sets might work just fine and in
>> that case there is no need to use a PCI or PCI-E bus card. Since
>> there are
>> not a lot of FLEX-5000s out there right now, there is not a lot of
>>
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> To buy or not to buy a Firewire card. That is the question.
>
>
I have the Intel D975Xbx2, in it is the Core 2 Quad Extreme (QX6700).
I have only tested the controller under Linux but there it really works
nicely under freebob, consuming next to know ticks while running the
FA-66, all channels in full duplex mode. I have not tested the windows
drivers yet
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Since we are on the subject, I had bought a new system board by "Intel".
(D975
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> You guys who have been doing the checkout of t
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You guys who have been doing the checkout of the 5000 - what firewire card
are you using? Hopefully every tester will respond so we will
There is a list of recommended firewire cards in the Flex KB. I think
they are now recommending cards using the Agere (sp?) controller chip
as opposed to the TI chip with the SDR1K. I followed their link to
microcenter and bought 2 of the cards for 12,99 each!
73
Neal
On 8/4/07, Jerry Flanders <[
You guys who have been doing the checkout of the 5000 - what firewire
card are you using? Hopefully every tester will respond so we will
know what works. Some are motherboard built-ins, I am sure, but
others may be independent cards.
The emachines dual-core P4 I plan to use did not come with fi
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