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GA-P35C-DS3R vs ASUS P5K




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Which is the better for OC'ing? I am no extreme over clocker, I am just looking to OC my E6400 to about 2.8-3.0 GHz, I don't even want to push my RAM or anything - would either of these boards suit me?

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P35C DS3R may OC good , but it wont OC as good as P5K because of its DDR2 with DDR3 option:
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/m [...] -ds3r.html


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Either of them can get to your target o/c's. P5K will go a bit further. That's not a fair comparion. GA-P35C-DS3R vs. P5KC is more like it. Both support DDR2 & 3.


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