Fixing Double boot for Abit Motherboard

[t3chg33k]

I am about to setup a new PC and I have selected the IP35-e, so I just wish to know whether it is still a good choice and whether the default bios would support the e7200 out of the box.

[BIKeINSTEIN]

@Eazy

I have an EVGA 8800GTS card which I have now run for around a year with the HX620 with no problems at all
But whilst we are talking about incompatibilities of the HX620 PSU’s then we must mention the buzzing sounds from HX620 PSU’s when an APC Back-UPS is used.

Sir- he said G92. You have a GTS640 iirc- G80.
This is getting too freaky now.

[Eazy]

@BIKeINSTEIN

he said G92. You have a GTS640 iirc- G80.

Ooooops :ashamed:

[bionics]

I was planning to get this board as a replacement for my faulty xfx 650i ultra. Will this board turn out to be a bad choice?

[Rahul1]

I don’t think, it’s bad choice.. Its kicka$$ overclocking board…

[RamPagE]

@Rahulrulez

I don’t think, it’s bad choice.. Its kicka$$ overclocking board…

+1 for that

[bionics]

So does the Abit IP35 P have the same dual boot problem as the IP35 E? And is the P version better than the E version for my Q6600 and 2GB of 667Mhz RAM?

[H2O]

I guess double boot is based on luck my friend has an abit but he doesn’t experience double boot.

Anyways IP35-E is leagues ahead of IP35-P if possible try getting your self a P45.

[bionics]

@H2O

I guess double boot is based on luck my friend has an abit but he doesn’t experience double boot.

Anyways IP35-E is leagues ahead of IP35-P if possible try getting your self a P45.

Thanks for the quicky…so you mean the IP35 E is superior to the IP35 P? Then why is it priced over the IP35 E?

[RamPagE]

@H2O

I guess double boot is based on luck my friend has an abit but he doesn’t experience double boot.

no luck…depends upon the bios version