Jabra Hummer HI03 MSI P41 C31 Yingtai TP43E ASRock P43Twins1600Which is better for overclocking?

ASRock P43TWINS1600, Core 2 Dual-Core E6600 Hard Modification 333,3G. Pentium E6 should not be hard changed. It can be super, but it can't be with a graphics card, and the memory is not super good, which is convenient for low-frequency memory (can be set). The first three boards have not been used.

Ask a friend to ask a few same or similar questions in a row.,I don't know what type of CPU you are preparing a good motherboard to toss.。。。 From the several motherboard models you gave,Yingtai's model seems to be wrong or incomplete,It should be Yingtai TP43 XE or Yingtai TP43E Combo There is no Yingtai TP43 E this model。。。 If it's TP43 XE, it's obvious that Yingtai has the best overclocking potential among several motherboards...

Yingtai motherboard has its own uniqueness in terms of overclocking, although it seems to be a four-phase power supply, but it can ensure that the CPU works stably and for a long time at high frequencies, as long as you meet other additional conditions (such as power supply, memory quality, CPU cooler, etc.). In short, among the several motherboards that ask friends, it is obvious that Yingtai has the greatest potential, followed by MSI, ASRock is decent, and the current Jetwave brand can be said to be unsightly in terms of overclocking, no matter how many phases of power supply, the potential is not great... If you still have questions, please ask (leave a message), I really hope to help you!

Both Jet and MSI are powered by 6 phases, and the latter two are powered by 4 phases.

The first two are basically the same, and Jetbolt is slightly more scalable.

It's all old motherboards.

MSI is good, a first-line brand.

Except for the ** factor, the Gigabyte EP35C-DS3R has better workmanship than other boards, but these boards seem to have been discontinued, and it is estimated that you can't buy new ones, and the inventory or anything is a lie to you.

Personally, I think the Yingtai TA880GB+ is better. I like this brand more. Good workmanship.

It's all an old brand, relatively speaking, Jabra Hummer HZ03-GTV2

It's a little better.

Who uses who knows.

I'm using an ASRock motherboard.

Don't listen to other people's nonsense, if someone says that ASRock motherboard is not good, you should first ask him if he has used it, and if he has not used it, ASRock has no right to speak, ranking third in global sales.

I used the ASRock 785 motherboard to turn on the quad-core stable overclocking operation.

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80% can open the core 21 mainstream 880g motherboards annual horizontal evaluation Spartak is a channel brand, does not have its own research and development capabilities, not to mention a few lines of products, by Jet Bo foundry.

The image below is my amd435 open quad core overclocking.

It should be ASRock's first-line quality second-line**. That's right.

ASRock's is good, with 640

Jabra Hummer HA12 Okay. Hehe, I use it, I know.

Msi. MSI is a first-tier brand.

Sorting: Yingtai, ASRock, Jet.

The cost performance is also, it is recommended to Yingtai.

A and I. The repair rate is not the difference between A or I, but the manufacturer, the first-line brand, the repair rate of A or I is very low.

However, A is compared to I. i is similar to the aristocracy, the same level (refers to the index of the main frequency) ** is higher, but the stability is also higher, a is suitable for the public, but the so-called stability here is the difference, if you don't use the computer to do more professional such as design or something, you can't feel it. Have you played CS?

For example, A and I feel like AK and M4, and you can't say that AK is worse than M4...

Changed the problem... So to put it this ... These 3 brands are all A-board more professional. The I board is generally a first-line brand, and most of the second-line ones are mainly made A board.

If you have to compare, it is Yingtai" ASRock "Jiebo".

Yingtai has been on the rise recently, and looking at the BIOS and workmanship of its motherboard, it can be seen that ASRock is not as bad as imagined, but it is not as good as expected. After all, ASRock can independently develop and produce products. And the BIOS borrows a lot from ASUS.

Jet: The killer of the floor price, but low price does not mean low quality. It's a matter of luck.

Yingtai Jiebo.

Worst ASRock.

The repair rate is also only ASRock.

It's all pretty much the same. Basically, they are all OEM, and there is no own production.

ASRock is a subsidiary brand of ASUS. The boss of a second-tier brand.

Yingtai and Jetbo. and ASRock are both second-tier brands. It's all about the same, and some of the electronics are also based on luck. Hehe.

Maybe you buy a second-hand motherboard that won't break for several years.

It also depends on the user's usage environment. Wait a minute. Hope it helps.

Jetwave is the most cost-effective, and Yingtai has the best quality.

Jie is to help Spartak OEM, Onda's board is Tongde OEM, belongs to one of the five tigers of Tongde.

ASRock is general, just say ASUS, low-end boards are not good, high-end is not to say.

I don't know, I just know that I buy it back and don't go to repair it and I'm satisfied.