DFI LP DK X48-T2RSB PLUS LGA 775 Intel X48 ATX Intel Motherboard

Pros: Board has nice cooling built it, alot of nice features, and its an X48 board for a decent price not to mention the bios has a blue TON of OC options

Cons: I had 2 aftermarket cpu coolers laying around, a arctic cooler freezer pro 7 and a Theraltake big Typhoon. Both required modification to use with this board. The NB heatsink is too tall. So I had to grind the hold down bracket to use the TT big Typhoon.

Overall Review: I have this board Q9400@3.5 Ghz 2GB Gskill 1066 and it runs very nicely. If you plan on using Big cpu coolers then plan on modding something to make it fit

Pros: Nice price nice layout.

Cons: Board does not resume from S3. Thats with the patch installed and all settings properly set in BIOS. Board hits and OC wall at 450. The board feels unfinished, perhaps a few bios updates but I don't know. DFI support blamed power supply then memory then the fact I have 2 video cards (3870 in Crossfire) My PS is a corsair 850 my mem is Corsair 1066. Both worked fine in my X38 setup. The problem is the board.

Overall Review: I hate to RMA but it is needed. I will unfortunately need to go X38 because all other X48 are out of my price range at the moment.

Pros: Got this motherboard almost a year ago (2/12/2009) has been running stable since, for a x48 motherboard in this price range it overclocks almost like a P45, FSB wall is at about 464 for me. I was able to push my Q6600 to 3.6GHz 1.35V stable and, my RAM to 1200MHz 2.2V for 24/7 operation, and it runs flawlessly couldn't ask for more in the price this Board was at the time of purchase.

Cons: I did have some problems when I first bought this Board, Like C1 error for no reason and some memory problems. I tried a few different memory kits but same problem and they occurred at random times at boot up on random days, but the problem stopped happening after awhile and they never came back,

Overall Review: Q6600 @ 3.6GHz 4GB OCZ Reaper DDR2-8400 @1200MHz Corsair TX850W 850W PSU 2x HIS ATi Radeon HD 4850 in CrossfireX Western Digital Green 1TB Western Digital Velociraptor 300GB Pioneer IDE DVD burner Xigmatek HDT-1283 With bolt-thru kit

Pros: Purchased 2/4/09 Running almost a year 24/7 with no problems what so ever. Core 2 Duo E8500 Wolfdale 3.1Ghz overclocked to 3.8 Ghz. Overclock by turning up frontside bus only. All voltage remains at stock settings.

Cons: None

Pros: Very attractive board , looks great in my case! bios settings aren't for the faint hearted , but my E8400 overclocked to 3.6 with kingston 533 memory...too funny! Cant wait to get some real memory in here :) All in all , don't be afraid of this great overclocking motherboard , just do some reading at their forums before diving in.

Cons: back plate could have been a lil more attractive, plain flimsy metal :(

Overall Review: I have Vista premium 64bit purring in this system. All drivers loaded and work, period! DFI LP DK X48-T2RSB PLUS (newegg) E8400 3.0 processor (newegg) Antec 900two case (wally world online , cheap!) 2 x seagate 500 gb (newegg) 2 x Ati HD2600pro graphics in crossfire,weak , I know :) (newegg) stock processor cooling fan :)

Pros: Lots of options. Quick install no problems. Added memory and video card. Posted without problems

Cons: no so far

Pros: - 8 segment LED displays on board make overclocking easy - Seems to have very good memory overclocking stability - X48 chipset so you can run Crossfire the way it is supposed to work - Lots of SATA ports - Best overclocking BIOS in the industry

Cons: - angled SATA ports are hard to get to sometimes.

Pros: Good Board

Cons: If you are planning on running a 4870 X2 on this board you well need to flash the bios for this board to see the card

Overall Review: Runs like a champ