Originally posted by: dividedsky319
I'm thinking of getting this mobo, and was wondering... are there pins on the mobo to hook up front USB and audio connections?
I'm getting a P150... there's 2 USB ports, and 2 audio ports (and a firewire, I know the mobo doesn't have that)
pic of connections
Thanks.
Unfortunately, IP35-E does not natively support 1394a. You'll need to purchase a 1304a card (PCI or PCI-E).
Originally posted by: Upgr8er
Unfortunately, IP35-E does not natively support 1394a. You'll need to purchase a 1304a card (PCI or PCI-E).
That stinks! I have an older 1394 card but I'm wondering if any of the newer ones have a connector on them so you can hook up the front ports on your case. Otherwise, the line of a "hokey" installation has been crossed!!
Originally posted by: SerpentRoyal
Heat pipe don't do squat unless there is adequate air flow in the case.
The stock IP35-E NB runs cool (44C) with the Big Typhoon. Even with a quad, peak temp should not exceed 55C.
The SB on the IP35-E is the non-Raid SB version of the IP35. Why is that outdated? For those who don't RAID, spending an extra $40 is silly. The IP35-E is only $70 AR. Put up a link showing IP35 @ $90! BS walks.
Originally posted by: T2k
Originally posted by: SerpentRoyal
Heat pipe don't do squat unless there is adequate air flow in the case.
Another utterly clueless comment - are you really serious?
Now you barely make sense at all - how does ANYTHING different if you don't have airflow in the case (sans having full water cooling like I do)?
Your barefoot, featureless, stripped-down IP35-E doesn't even have a decent coolingcomparexd to IP35, only a very minimalistic heatsink, so it's even more sensitive for bad airflow.
The stock IP35-E NB runs cool (44C) with the Big Typhoon. Even with a quad, peak temp should not exceed 55C.
Now you're talking about a $50-60 or more cooler... are you really this bad when it comes to basic math?
A decent 120mm fan for your house IS FREE, it's included in ANY half-decent case.
The SB on the IP35-E is the non-Raid SB version of the IP35. Why is that outdated? For those who don't RAID, spending an extra $40 is silly. The IP35-E is only $70 AR. Put up a link showing IP35 @ $90! BS walks.
And dogshit talks, as you just proved.
You fight ad nausem to convince people to go with your barefoot motherboard with worse cooling in order to save $40 but you argue that a $50 cooler would make even your mobo's lackluster cooling with the IP35 - how is that anything else than ridiculous argument?
Besides the shittier cooling on IP35-E they will lose RAID, 2x Firewire ports as well which you simply chose to ignore or downplay when it's mentioned - pathetic, that is.
Look, no one says IP35-E isnt' a great deal but shaving $40 to buy a $50 cooler yet loose ports, features makes ZERO fuckin sense to me or any sane people - apparently you're not one of us...
Originally posted by: T2k
Originally posted by: SerpentRoyal
Heat pipe don't do squat unless there is adequate air flow in the case.
Another utterly clueless comment - are you really serious?
Now you barely make sense at all - how does ANYTHING different if you don't have airflow in the case (sans having full water cooling like I do)?
Your barefoot, featureless, stripped-down IP35-E doesn't even have a decent coolingcomparexd to IP35, only a very minimalistic heatsink, so it's even more sensitive for bad airflow.
The stock IP35-E NB runs cool (44C) with the Big Typhoon. Even with a quad, peak temp should not exceed 55C.
Now you're talking about a $50-60 or more cooler... are you really this bad when it comes to basic math?
A decent 120mm fan for your house IS FREE, it's included in ANY half-decent case.
The SB on the IP35-E is the non-Raid SB version of the IP35. Why is that outdated? For those who don't RAID, spending an extra $40 is silly. The IP35-E is only $70 AR. Put up a link showing IP35 @ $90! BS walks.
And dogshit talks, as you just proved.
You fight ad nausem to convince people to go with your barefoot motherboard with worse cooling in order to save $40 but you argue that a $50 cooler would make even your mobo's lackluster cooling with the IP35 - how is that anything else than ridiculous argument?
Besides the shittier cooling on IP35-E they will lose RAID, 2x Firewire ports as well which you simply chose to ignore or downplay when it's mentioned - pathetic, that is.
Look, no one says IP35-E isnt' a great deal but shaving $40 to buy a $50 cooler yet loose ports, features makes ZERO fuckin sense to me or any sane people - apparently you're not one of us...
Originally posted by: pdawg1717
Originally posted by: T2k
Originally posted by: SerpentRoyal
Heat pipe don't do squat unless there is adequate air flow in the case.
Another utterly clueless comment - are you really serious?
Now you barely make sense at all - how does ANYTHING different if you don't have airflow in the case (sans having full water cooling like I do)?
Your barefoot, featureless, stripped-down IP35-E doesn't even have a decent coolingcomparexd to IP35, only a very minimalistic heatsink, so it's even more sensitive for bad airflow.
The stock IP35-E NB runs cool (44C) with the Big Typhoon. Even with a quad, peak temp should not exceed 55C.
Now you're talking about a $50-60 or more cooler... are you really this bad when it comes to basic math?
A decent 120mm fan for your house IS FREE, it's included in ANY half-decent case.
The SB on the IP35-E is the non-Raid SB version of the IP35. Why is that outdated? For those who don't RAID, spending an extra $40 is silly. The IP35-E is only $70 AR. Put up a link showing IP35 @ $90! BS walks.
And dogshit talks, as you just proved.
You fight ad nausem to convince people to go with your barefoot motherboard with worse cooling in order to save $40 but you argue that a $50 cooler would make even your mobo's lackluster cooling with the IP35 - how is that anything else than ridiculous argument?
Besides the shittier cooling on IP35-E they will lose RAID, 2x Firewire ports as well which you simply chose to ignore or downplay when it's mentioned - pathetic, that is.
Look, no one says IP35-E isnt' a great deal but shaving $40 to buy a $50 cooler yet loose ports, features makes ZERO fuckin sense to me or any sane people - apparently you're not one of us...
Bro...you're missing some of what he's saying...he did not buy a Big Typhoon for the NB...it's a cpu cooler that happens to do a good job of blowing air across the mobo which in turn is doing a good job of cooling the NB...therefore to anyone who knows how a Big Typhoon works, you now look like a jack*ss yourself...anyone who cares about overclocking ends up paying at least $30 for a HSF for their cpu so that point is moot...and if the cooling system on the Pro version really meant much then it would overclock a decent amount better than the E version which it doesn't (only 2% better - big whoopie)....and he mentioned RAID if you look...he stated that if you don't need it, why pay for it?
Originally posted by: T2k
Originally posted by: pdawg1717
Originally posted by: T2k
Originally posted by: SerpentRoyal
Heat pipe don't do squat unless there is adequate air flow in the case.
Another utterly clueless comment - are you really serious?
Now you barely make sense at all - how does ANYTHING different if you don't have airflow in the case (sans having full water cooling like I do)?
Your barefoot, featureless, stripped-down IP35-E doesn't even have a decent coolingcomparexd to IP35, only a very minimalistic heatsink, so it's even more sensitive for bad airflow.
The stock IP35-E NB runs cool (44C) with the Big Typhoon. Even with a quad, peak temp should not exceed 55C.
Now you're talking about a $50-60 or more cooler... are you really this bad when it comes to basic math?
A decent 120mm fan for your house IS FREE, it's included in ANY half-decent case.
The SB on the IP35-E is the non-Raid SB version of the IP35. Why is that outdated? For those who don't RAID, spending an extra $40 is silly. The IP35-E is only $70 AR. Put up a link showing IP35 @ $90! BS walks.
And dogshit talks, as you just proved.
You fight ad nausem to convince people to go with your barefoot motherboard with worse cooling in order to save $40 but you argue that a $50 cooler would make even your mobo's lackluster cooling with the IP35 - how is that anything else than ridiculous argument?
Besides the shittier cooling on IP35-E they will lose RAID, 2x Firewire ports as well which you simply chose to ignore or downplay when it's mentioned - pathetic, that is.
Look, no one says IP35-E isnt' a great deal but shaving $40 to buy a $50 cooler yet loose ports, features makes ZERO fuckin sense to me or any sane people - apparently you're not one of us...
Bro...you're missing some of what he's saying...he did not buy a Big Typhoon for the NB...it's a cpu cooler that happens to do a good job of blowing air across the mobo which in turn is doing a good job of cooling the NB...therefore to anyone who knows how a Big Typhoon works, you now look like a jack*ss yourself...anyone who cares about overclocking ends up paying at least $30 for a HSF for their cpu so that point is moot...and if the cooling system on the Pro version really meant much then it would overclock a decent amount better than the E version which it doesn't (only 2% better - big whoopie)....and he mentioned RAID if you look...he stated that if you don't need it, why pay for it?
And you are missing something as well - I'm just pointing out he wants to save $40 on the mobo yet he's buying a $50 cooler ... got it? OK maybe my wording was confusing, I admit.
I have a 1/2" CPU-VGA-chipset-Physx water cooling w/ dual Eheim 1048s and triplet 120mm on a BIPIII - trust me, I know what good and stable OC takes.
My point was that -E has worse cooling yet he brought up the airflow - which is fuckin funny because his board is even worse with bad airflow.
Well, the only jack@ss here is the one who still couldnt' grasp what I'm talking about...
your own oc results should cast some doubt upon theirs ...Originally posted by: SerpentRoyal
2. IP35 Pro has a better heat-pipe cooler than IP35. Yet according to the round-up at TECHSPOT.COM, it only hit 368MHz FSB vs 365MHz FSB for the IP35-E. That's a gain of less than ONE PERCENT.
& there is a beta BIOS out to address that issue on the Pro although I haven't seen any reports of whether it works or not - I get the feeling that firewire isn't that important theses days.4. IP35 has 1394a. However, real-world throughput of 1394a is only 10% faster than USB 2.0. That's the main reason why USB 2.0 is still the preferred mode of I/O. Besides, the IP35 Pro has an issue with 1394a. Its speed is capped at 14.4MB/s vs 30MB/s for USB 2.0. Perhaps this problem is also found in IP35.
And you are missing something as well - I'm just pointing out he wants to save $40 on the mobo yet he's buying a $50 cooler ... got it? OK maybe my wording was confusing, I admit.
Originally posted by: chiew
Hey serpent,
Haven't checked this thread in awhile...
I was just wondering if the IP35E still has double boot issues. Sorry if its been asked before recently. Can't wait to switch mobos and try the Abit out.
thanks
-Chiew