Well I was not able to do 10x333. For some reason these newer CPUs just can not post at such a high clock speed, or I just got a crappy CPU. My old E6300 had no problem doing 3.32Ghz at stock voltage but this E2180 needs 1.55 volts to do the 3.2GHz pictured below. Apologies for the large screenshot ...

Reinstalling Windows Vista Ultimate x86 right now. It did not like the new chipset apparently even though it is in the same family. :roll: Anyways, I will post stock benchmarks in a few minutes of SANDRA, SuperPi and 3DMark. Any requests for anything specific? I am going to be gunning for 10x333 for...

I will have this board delivered tomorrow to replace a GA-G31MX-S2 that was giving me fits. I was planning on purchasing the GA-G33M-DS2R but the P5E-VM HDMI was only $5 more and has so much more to offer. List of specs is something like this: Antec NSK3480 w/ 430 watt Earthwattts PSU Asus P5E-VM HD...

I built a box with the same hardware and just went back and reviewed the pictures I took. Apparently I have the same problem but am unsure if i need/want to tear the whole thing apart to fix it. Core2Duo E6300 at 3.22GHz with a ~600rpm Yate Loon on the Ninja. Full load temps seem to stay in the lowe...

Thanks for the heads up.