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amd```fans 发表于 2012-9-20 11:57 ![]()
1. intel明确支持i5 i7超4倍频
Limited to 4 ratios above each of the highest Turbo ratios per numbe ...
这就是说话的艺术了
1,intel说最大倍频可以+4,但是没说鼓励你超频...
2,intel说支持vt-x的是家用板,说支持vt-d的是商用版。但是没说死z68就是不能vt-d。否则你那个帖子为啥有人说intel自家的p67还支持vt-d?(intel自己的回复)
3,ecc对家用无用,定位不同而已
你那帖子的回复:
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Posted:1/26/2011 12:25:00 PM # 9
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Author: HHC Posted: 1/24/2011 3:05:00 PM
VT-D is not supported on the P67 / H67 chipset as per Intel specification.
http://ark.intel.com/Compare.aspx?ids=52807,52810
That's simply not true. THERE ARE manufacturers that are supporting VT-d on P67 and qualified Sandy Bridge chips. Read on.
Intel writes:
The following Intel® Desktop Boards support Intel® VT with Directed I/O:
Chipset Desktop Board
P67 DP67BG
Q57 DQ57TM
Q45 DQ45CB; DQ45EK
Q35 DQ35JO; DQ35MP
(from: http://www.intel.com/support/mot ... op/sb/CS-030922.htm )
Look? P67 SUPPORTS VT-d. In fact, some manufacturers are supporting these extensions on some motherboards:
Intel DP67BG
ASRock P67 (All of them, last time I checked – i.e. Pro, Fatal1ty)
ASRock H67M (And all variants)
Foxconn H67MP-V
(from: http://siphon9.net/loune/2011/01 ... -that-support-vt-d/ )
Not only P67 then, but also H67 is supported.
Why Asus is not implementing these extensions on P8P67-Deluxe? Can we expect VT-d support in next BIOS releases?
These extensions are a big plus. Not implementing them is just stupid, at least on a motherboard with a "deluxe" label. I don't want to hear excuses like "that's a server feature". No, it's not a server only feature, because Intel Core i7-2600 / P67 are consumer chips. It's also a desktop feature because it allows to use the REAL graphic card in the VM instead of using emulated (and slow) devices, allowing the user to install native device drivers. Also, not implementing VT-d in a P67 motherboard means not supporting every new feature Intel is providing. I'm very disappointed and I hope Asus will fix this as soon as possible. For what concerns me, I PROMISE I won't buy any subsequent Asus products if this important feature won't be supported in future BIOS updates. Not supporting these important extensions on a premium product is just a joke.
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