Dfi Blood Iron P35-t2rl Drivers For Mac
DFI DFI Motherboards with Intel 45nm Processor Support Model Platform Notes LANPARTY UT P35-T2R/T Intel P35/ICH9R LP35DA19 Optimized LANPARTY UT P35-T2R Intel P35/ICH9R LP35DA19 Optimized Infinity Blood Iron P35-T2L Intel P35/ICH9 - Infinity Blood Iron P35-T2RL Intel P35/ICH9R I35RDA05 Optimized Infinity NF650i Ultra-T2 NVIDIA 650i SLI In Qualification Testing LANPARTY UT NF680i LT NVIDIA 680i LT SLI In Qualification Testing. DFI has already released optimized BIOS spins for their P35 boards and we expect to hear about full NVIDIA support shortly, though our 680i board generally worked with the latest BIOS spin. ECS ECS Motherboards with Intel 45nm Processor Support Model Platform Notes GF7100PVT-M NVIDIA GF7100/630i - NF650iSLIT-A NVIDIA 650i SLI In Qualification Testing PN2-SLI2+ NVIDIA 680i SLI In Qualification Testing G31T-M Intel G31/ICH7 Wolfdale Tested - Yorkfield in Qualification P33T-A Intel G31/ICH7 In Qualification Testing G33T-M2 Intel G33/ICH9 BIOS update required P35T-A Intel P35/ICH9DH Wolfdale Tested - Yorkfield in Qualification.
Dfi Blood Iron P35-t2rl Drivers For Mac
ECS has already approved Wolfdale on their G31T-M and P35T-A motherboards and we expect them to support Yorkfield also. The other Intel chipset motherboards are in testing at this time, and the chipset and board combination should support both processors.
Once again, the only open support question revolves around their NVIDIA 650i SLI and 680i SLI motherboards. EVGA EVGA Motherboards with Intel 45nm Processor Support Model Platform Notes e-7150/630i NVIDIA GF7150/630i - e-7100/630i NVIDIA GF7100/630i - e-7050/610i NVIDIA GF7050/610i Awaiting Response nForce 680i SLI T1/A1 NVIDIA 680i SLI BIOS update required nForce 650i Ultra T1/A1 NVIDIA 650i SLI BIOS update required nForce 680i LT T1 NVIDIA 680i LT SLI BIOS update required.
EVGA is one of NVIDIA's premier launch partners and utilizes the NVIDIA reference platforms. This is an advantage the majority of time when it comes to quick BIOS releases and general support. The only open question currently is the GeForce 7050 motherboard. The 650i/680i boards will have optimized BIOS releases shortly that will fully update Wolfdale/Yorkfield performance on these products. Foxconn Foxconn Motherboards with Intel 45nm Processor Support Model Platform Notes X38A Intel X38/ICH9R - P31A-S Intel P31/ICH7 - G31MX-K Intel G31/ICH7 - G33M Intel G33/ICH9 - G33M-S Intel G33/ICH9R - P35A Intel P35/ICH9 - P35A-S Intel P35/ICH9R - P35AP-S Intel P35/ICH9R - MARS Intel P35/ICH9R - P35AX-S Intel P35/ICH9R - N68S7AA-8EKRS2H NVIDIA 680i SLI In Qualification Testing. Foxconn's current Intel chipset product lineup supports the new processors, though they will be releasing BIOS updates with improved CPU recognition and performance over the coming weeks. We have not received on answer on whether or not their 680i SLI motherboard will be fully supported.
Tuesday, October 30, 2007 - As is stands, I'm most interested in the Asus P5N32-SLI PLUS. It was made as a cheaper alternative to the P5N32-SLI and is superior because it uses all solid caps and remains feature-identical with the 680i board. The interesting part is that it is actually a combination of a 650i and an AMD chipset to get 2x16 PRG slots and more.
This is why I am extremely curious to know if it supportes these next-gen CPUs. It is often incorrectly called a 680i board or a 650i board, so Asus had to come up with their own chpset name for it on the website (though no one seems to have gone along). Please ask and update because it's popular in high-end systems. Also, it is the cheapest board I could find with DTS Connect, so I'm sure a lot of mid-range HTPC buyers snapped it up too and they would like to know.
Saturday, September 20, 2008 - Took the plunge and tried installing a Q9550 into my Abit AB9 Quad GT. First tried the BIOS 17 that was on their Tawain site, but it was not marked beta. Watched the bios with the E6600 in board over the weekend, found it to be stable so I moved forward with installing the new CPU into an existing Vista Ultimate 32bit build. While the CPU was functional and noticeably faster than the E6600 that was in previously, there were random application errors during bootup and while idle. Right after bootup, there were application failures tied into Windows Media Center. After selecting a previously known working file with Windows Media Player, it would play the first second and then crash the application.
WMC wasn't able to access live TV anymore because it stated my dinky USB TV tuner was not found (but saw it within device manager) I wiped Vista and went to XP64 and have not had these issues. But that the same time don't have WMC and other XP 64bit issues. Lesson learned is I should have stuck with the Q6600 with this board. In the process of finding a suitable board for the Q9550 and going to eventually pair the still rock solid QuadGT with a new Q6600.