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  1. Britton30
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    It's a Gigglebyte issue. They use, at least on this board, very non-standard terms and settings. It is hard to adjust things and relate them to what other board makers have. FSB is "CPU Freq" for instance.
    Board is going for RMA, it's a brick.
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  3. whs
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    Gary, this looks like a nice board: #0012 - ASRock Z68 Extreme3 Gen3 1155 Motherboard - Unboxing - YouTube
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  4. Britton30
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    whs said:
    Gary, this looks like a nice board: #0012 - ASRock Z68 Extreme3 Gen3 1155 Motherboard - Unboxing - YouTube
    Look good Wolfgang, but I have an AMD CPU.
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  6. whs
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    Oh sorry, I missed that.
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  7. Britton30
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    whs said:
    Oh sorry, I missed that.
    LOL, that's OK, at this point in AMD's development I wish I had a i5 or i7.
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