Abit IP35 Pro Socket 775 Motherboards

Visit http://tiger.tv/more_info/?322 for these socket 775 masterpieces! Abit's award-winning IP35 P35 Socket 775 motherboard delivers breakthrough performance for systems running on Intel Core2 Extreme/Duo/Quad processors with 1333/1066/800MHz FSB, as well as Intel Core2 Extreme/Quad/Duo & Pentium dual core processors. Based on the Intel P35 chipset, the IP35 supports dual channel DDR2 800/667 memory up to 8GB, SATA 3GB/s, PCI-E X16 and X1, Gigabit LAN, 7.1-channel HD audio, IEEE1394, and USB 2.0. And a special 3-pin HDMI header provides S/PDIF audio you can connect with HDMI-ready VGA cards for crisp HD multi-channel surround sound.

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[ezioauditore392]

can you fit a gtx 580 on this thing

[crackkn]

Does it have the option to change Vcore voltage on the BIOS?

[shirgit]

wondering if the Scythe Ninja 3 would fit on a Abit ip35-e motherboard?

[HeLeX63]

I've got an Abit IP43 Motherboard. I still can't fully determine whether my PCI-E X16 slot is 2.0 so it can support the new 5800 series. Help?

[Smeddog1]

I have this board and it kicks ass! just wish it had one more pci-e slot .

[psycofloyd]

Wow your rig is just like mine. And this board is extremely stable and has lasted me over 2 years. The only problem is you cant use PCI-E 2.0 video cards. So your sort of capped at the 8800gts generation of video cards. But I'm still using mine and it runs all the newer games on medium settings give or take.

[Intelpentium54321]

yeah I think but it will be slow as fuck

[beastymtt]

Can you run only one DDR2 667 RAM or must you have two?

[razorx3113]

I've had this board for about 18 months, It's very stable. Overclocks very well with the qaud core cpu I'm using. This board is not realy set up for two video cards. I have one nvidia 8800GTS. Works great. I gave my wife my old abit IC-7 MB. That thing still kiks butt! I will miss ABIT MBs. I'm looking to do a new build soon, i think I'm looking at EVGA.

[cardboardsnail]

It's a shame Abit's going out of business