Wonder if you can oc the BLK on these guys...:D

Wonder if you can oc the BLK on these guys...:D

i think there is minimum OC option... as the asus. on other hand this kind of mobo is not intended to... but... some people do it

if i had to guess, it would most likely be a BLK tweak, but no multiplier options available. these kind of boards are designed to be really stable, at the cost of little-to-no overclockability

This is the first modern board that I have seen/heard in a while that supports dual CPUs. The last one being inside of a MacPro. Also I have seen an old Dell WS computer with 2 Coppermine Pentium III 1.4ghz cpus in it in a YT Video.

asus and EVGA have produced dual socket motherboards over the last few years.

This is the first modern board that I have seen/heard in a while that supports dual CPUs. The last one being inside of a MacPro. Also I have seen an old Dell WS computer with 2 Coppermine Pentium III 1.4ghz cpus in it in a YT Video.

Asus, EVGA, and Super Micro have had a couple of consumer workstation motherboards. Note that I say consumer, because there are a lot of dual and quad socket motherboards out there but a good number of them are built just for servers. So they lack unbuffered memory support, and a audio chipset. Whereas with this motherboard, it has both! With all the multiplier overclocking, there has not been too much in BLK overclocking. I can't really overclock my Mac because my ram holds me back more than the BLK does, but I would attempt it if I could! Has there been any articles put out there for Ivy/Sandy bridge, even Haswell BLK overclocking? Wouldn't be that much of a stable OC, but still curious about it.

This is the first modern board that I have seen/heard in a while that supports dual CPUs. The last one being inside of a MacPro. Also I have seen an old Dell WS computer with 2 Coppermine Pentium III 1.4ghz cpus in it in a YT Video.

You need to look up the EVGA SR-2, you may need a towel for cleanup.

You need to look up the EVGA SR-2, you may need a towel for cleanup.

extra underwear bud! 🙂 I was just thinking that I have not seen the next version of it since Haswell is out.. pity

Kinda sucks that intel started locking Xeons. My old W3680 has a fully unlocked turbo, memory and uncore multis. can quite easily get 4.5 out of it, 2133 out of the ram and 3600 out of the uncore without too much hassle... except for cooling.