Friday, May 30th 2008

DFI LP DK P45-T2RS Motherboard Pictured

I'll be very brief on this one. If you're wondering if DFI is going to announce an Intel P45 powered board, than the answer is yes. Below, there is the first picture of the DFI LP DK P45-T2RS motherboard, and a chart where you can find all the information you need to know and even more.
Source: VR-Zone
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16 Comments on DFI LP DK P45-T2RS Motherboard Pictured

#1
WarEagleAU
Bird of Prey
I like the cholor scheme and cooling, though with these new boards and their extreme cooling, Id like for them to take in mind the huge aftermarket air coolers they have out there.
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#2
tkpenalty
DFI Should really consider stepping up from 4 Phases...Its somewhat inappropriate for such a board geared towards for Ocing. Oh yes btw, whats the CF Setup for P45?
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#3
a111087
this will be useless when Nehalem comes out
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#4
kaneda
a111087this will be useless when Nehalem comes out
brother speaks the truth.

nehalem will obliterate all
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#5
Disparia
a111087this will be useless when Nehalem comes out
I gotta use something until Nehalem comes out :)
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#6
kaneda
JizzlerI gotta use something until Nehalem comes out :)
no point spending on P45, just get something cheaper, nehalem will be using a new socket.
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#7
PaulieG
Nice board. I've always had the best luck with DFI. I don't think I'll buy this one though. I'll be savin' for Nahalem.
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#8
DanishDevil
PauliegNice board. I've always had the best luck with DFI. I don't think I'll buy this one though. I'll be savin' for Nahalem.
Really? I've gone through like 5 boards from them in the past month or so, and I'm going for a Rampage.

This is a carbon copy of the LP DK X38-T2R, except with the P45 chipset and different cooling.
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#9
PaulieG
DanishDevilReally? I've gone through like 5 boards from them in the past month or so, and I'm going for a Rampage.

This is a carbon copy of the LP DK X38-T2R, except with the P45 chipset and different cooling.
It's funny how we all have such different experiences with brands. I've RMA'd 3 ASUS boards in the last 2 years, including a Black Pearl that I just sent back. Never had to RMA any other brand, ever.
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#10
jbunch07
very nice looking board.
never used a DFI board, maybe ill make my next board a DFI?
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#11
DanishDevil
PauliegIt's funny how we all have such different experiences with brands. I've RMA'd 3 ASUS boards in the last 2 years, including a Black Pearl that I just sent back. Never had to RMA any other brand, ever.
Yeah definitely. I absolutely love the DK P35-T2RS though. I honestly want to either keep this and put a waterblock on it or get a DDR3 board.
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#12
Cold Storm
Battosai
I think this board has the potential! and I'm with you Paulieg, I never had a problem with my Blood Iron, now in sneeky's ladies computer, but a doa Gigabyte and a Striker II board that just went with the palit... All I can say is it seems that DFI has some rock solid boards if you get the right numbering system!
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#13
eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
malwareI'll be very brief on this one. If you're wondering if DFI is going to announce an Intel P45 powered board, than the answer is yes. Below, there is the first picture of the DFI LP DK P45-T2RS motherboard, and a chart where you can find all the information you need to know and even more.



Source: VR-Zone
SB needs better cooling.
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#14
DanishDevil
Yes, if you're running a crapload of stuff through the southbridge. Most people don't, though.

90% of people's southbridges can run passive just fine.
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#15
Haytch
DFI were great for overclocking and stability back in the day when the other companies didnt get into the higher end gaming boards. Now that all the big players are dealing in the high end gaming side of things, DFI cant compare.

I wouldnt waste my money on any modern DFI board, they seem so far behind in features and ability.
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