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windwithme’s Core i7 review Part 9-DFI LANParty JR X58-T3H6 Extreme power with mATX

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    windwithme
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    #1

    From early 2008, there were a new member joined LANParty family, it was “JR series”.

    The significant difference between JR & DK is form factor; the smaller board brings OC performance as well as other ATX products.

    The first two models were based on P45 & 790GX chipset.

    In early 2009, DFI LANParty launched the JR X58, which based on Intel LGA 1366 platform.

    Rely on Core i7’s performance and LANParty technology, microATX won’t mean “low performance” anymore.

    Let’s see the package of LANParty JR X58-T3H6, it adopt the same style with JR P45/ JR 790GX.

    You can only see difference in product name.

    djrx5801.jpg

    Accessories: User manual, Driver & utility DVD, ABS manual, cables, I/O shield, bridge for SLI & CrossFireX.

    djrx5802.jpg

    DFI LANParty JR X58-T3H6

    djrx5803.jpg

    djrx5804l.jpg

    djrx5805.jpg

    Bottom left

    2 PCIe x16

    1 PCIe x4

    1 PCI

    GbE LAN: Marvell 88E8053

    Audio Codec: Realtek ALC 889 (7.1 channels HD audio ready)

    djrx5806.jpg

    Buttom right

    6 X SATAII(ICH10R?RAID 0? RAID 1? RAID 0+1 and RAID 5)

    On-board POWER/RESET buttons & Debug LED.

    djrx5807.jpg

    Upper right

    6 X DIMM DDR3?support 1066/1333/1600/1800(OC)

    DFI is conservative in marking specification. Actually, if you can find good DDR3 module, it’s easy to OC to 2000MHz.

    djrx5808.jpg

    Upper left

    6-phase digital PWM; each phase PWM provides 30W~40W, it’s quite enough to any Core i7 CPU

    (according to Intel official information, the TDP of Core i7 965 is 130W).

    djrx5809.jpg

    Rear I/O

    6 X USB 2.0

    1 X Optical S/PDIF-out port

    1 X Coaxial RCA S/PDIF-out port

    1 X RJ45 LAN port

    Red jumper for clearing CMOS

    djrx5810.jpg

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    • W Non in linea
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      windwithme
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      #2

      From early 2008, there were a new member joined LANParty family, it was “JR series”.

      The significant difference between JR & DK is form factor; the smaller board brings OC performance as well as other ATX products.

      The first two models were based on P45 & 790GX chipset.

      In early 2009, DFI LANParty launched the JR X58, which based on Intel LGA 1366 platform.

      Rely on Core i7’s performance and LANParty technology, microATX won’t mean “low performance” anymore.

      Let’s see the package of LANParty JR X58-T3H6, it adopt the same style with JR P45/ JR 790GX.

      You can only see difference in product name.

      djrx5801.jpg

      Accessories: User manual, Driver & utility DVD, ABS manual, cables, I/O shield, bridge for SLI & CrossFireX.

      djrx5802.jpg

      DFI LANParty JR X58-T3H6

      djrx5803.jpg

      djrx5804l.jpg

      djrx5805.jpg

      Bottom left

      2 PCIe x16

      1 PCIe x4

      1 PCI

      GbE LAN: Marvell 88E8053

      Audio Codec: Realtek ALC 889 (7.1 channels HD audio ready)

      djrx5806.jpg

      Buttom right

      6 X SATAII(ICH10R?RAID 0? RAID 1? RAID 0+1 and RAID 5)

      On-board POWER/RESET buttons & Debug LED.

      djrx5807.jpg

      Upper right

      6 X DIMM DDR3?support 1066/1333/1600/1800(OC)

      DFI is conservative in marking specification. Actually, if you can find good DDR3 module, it’s easy to OC to 2000MHz.

      djrx5808.jpg

      Upper left

      6-phase digital PWM; each phase PWM provides 30W~40W, it’s quite enough to any Core i7 CPU

      (according to Intel official information, the TDP of Core i7 965 is 130W).

      djrx5809.jpg

      Rear I/O

      6 X USB 2.0

      1 X Optical S/PDIF-out port

      1 X Coaxial RCA S/PDIF-out port

      1 X RJ45 LAN port

      Red jumper for clearing CMOS

      djrx5810.jpg

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      • W Non in linea
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        windwithme
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        #3

        About north bridge: 2-phase PWM for VTT

        djrx5811.jpg

        The “easy to remove” NB cooler, user can change the cooler without damaging chip as they want.

        djrx5812.jpg

        Tri-Channel DDR3 architecture

        Core i7 is embedded with memory controller; it brings 2 or 3 times higher memory performance.

        djrx5813.jpg

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        Boot Screen

        djrx58b01.jpg

        Main page for OC setting.

        You can enable turbo mode with “non-Extreme version” CPU.

        djrx58b02p.jpg

        djrx58b03.jpg

        CPU Feature

        djrx58b04.jpg

        DRAM Timing: adjust the top three options for better DRAM performance

        (The result depends on DRAM quality).

        djrx58b05.jpg

        Voltage Setting

        CPU VID Control 1.0000~2.0000V

        Power Saving (DFI LANParty use different name for it. The function helps to prevent “voltage drop” situation).

        DRAM Bus Voltage 1.455~2.400V

        CPU VTT Special Add +0.0125~0.1875V

        CPU VTT Voltage 1.21~1.61V

        Please turn off “O.C. Shut Down Free” when overclocking.

        djrx58b06.jpg

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        • W Non in linea
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          windwithme
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          #4

          PC Health Status

          djrx58b07.jpg

          JR X58 has as many BIOS option as DK X58.

          The 200/2000MHz setting is based on the equipment below, if you have the same components, you can try the setting to save time.

          Testing platform

          CPU: Intel Core i7 950

          MB: DFI LANParty JR X58-T3H6

          DRAM: CORSAIR Dominator GT TR3X6G2000C7GT

          VGA: GIGABYTE GTX260 OC SLI

          HD: Intel X25-M 80GB SSD

          POWER: Corsair HX1000W Modular Power Supply

          Cooler: DFI LANParty Cooler/Lubic

          djrx5815.jpg

          About DRAM

          CORSAIR Dominator GT TR3X6G2000C7GT (DDR3 2000 CL7 8-7-20 1.65V) is the best DDR3 DRAM module in retail market.

          djrx5816.jpg

          DDR3 2000 CL7 7-7-20 1T?1.63V(BIOS 1.65V)

          SP2004 3 X Blend mode?stable in 5.82GB with full loaded.

          djrx582000sp.png

          DDR3 2000 CL7 7-7-20 1T

          Sandra Memory Bandwidth-34511MB/s

          EVEREST Memory Read-21900MB/s

          djrx582000mem.png

          DDR3 2130 CL7 8-7-20 1T?1.76V(BIOS 1.785V)

          SP2004 3 X Blend mode?stable in 5.81GB with full loaded.

          djrx582130sp.png

          DDR3 2130 CL7 8-7-20 1T

          Sandra Memory Bandwidth-35638MB/s

          EVEREST Memory Read-21461MB/s

          djrx582130mem.png

          DDR3 2170 CL7 8-7-20 1T

          Sandra Memory Bandwidth-36272MB/s

          EVEREST Memory Read-22631MB/s

          djrx582170mem.png

          Dominator GT performs very well, it can be OC to 2000MHz with CL7 7-7-20.

          To cooperate with LANParty JR X58, it can be overclocked up to 2130MHZ and work stably (CL7 8-7-20).

          For the highest result, I OC it to 2170MHz. JR X58 is so amazing in DRAM overclocking, is brings the same performance with LANParty DK X58.

          CPU

          Intel Core i7 950

          OC 200 X 21 => 4200Mhz

          DDR3 2000 CL7 7-7-20 1T

          CrystalMark 2004R3

          djrx5842gcm.png

          CINEBENCH R10

          djrx5842gcb.png

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          • W Non in linea
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            windwithme
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            #5

            PCMark Vantage 14172

            djrx5842gpcvan.png

            Hyper 8 X PI 32M 13m 04.635s

            CPUMARK 99 659

            djrx5820008pi.png

            196 X 23=>4510Mhz

            Hyper 4 X PI 8M 1m 46.845s

            CPUMARK 99 707

            djrx584510pi.png

            The OC potential of Core i7 is better than Core 2.

            I overclocked it to 4150MHz on JR X58 with air cooling only. PI 8M? Pass!

            CPUMARK? More than 700 score! DFI LANParty shows us a principle, “microATX can perform as well as ATX motherboard”.

            About 3D (Based on Gigabyte GTX 260 OC SLI)

            You can find GTX 260 performance in Core i7 platform

            (In my another X58 review, 4870X2, 4870, 4850, 4650, 9600GT have been tested)

            3DMARK2006 25816

            djrx5842g3d06.png

            3DMARK VANTAGE 19404

            djrx5842g3dvan.png

            Crysis Benchmark

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            THE LAST REMNANT

            djrx5842gtlr.png

            StreetFighter IV Benchmark

            1680 X 1050 21738

            djrx5842sf4l.png

            1920 X 1200 18638

            djrx5842sf4h.png

            microATX motherboard with SLI technology ready is very hard to find in retail.

            With GTX 260 SLI & LANParty JR X58, it’s easy to conquer most games you can find.

            Conclusion of DFI LANParty JR X58-T3H6

            Positive

            1. The first microATX board in LGA 1366 architecture.

            2. The best quality and quantity in material such as capacitor & resistor.

            3. All made in Japan capacitors/ Debug LED/ on-board POWER/ RESET buttons.

            4. Supports both SLI & CrossFireX

            5. Embedded with many OC BIOS setting/ wide range of voltage setting, performs as well as other hi-end X58 from competitors.

            Negative

            1. No 1394 & eSATA in rear I/O

            2. Hard to find in Taiwan retail market

            Performance ??????????

            Materials ??????????

            Appearance ??????????

            Cost/ Performance ??????????

            DFI LANParty bust the myth about “small motherboard cannot overclock and always perform worst than ATX one”.

            In the small but powerful product, DFI adopt the best material & BIOS options, no wonder it shows the astonishing performance.

            To compare with other ATX products, LANParty JR X58 can also beat most of them.

            X58 chipset is focusing on hi-end market at this moment, the SRP of JR X58 is around USD 228.

            If you want to build a small gaming machine, JR X58 is the best choice.

            JR X58 has been launched in Jan. 2009.

            Powerful microATX began to be a trend, ASUS, MSI also launched microATX product after April, users can have more choice in this segment now.

            Of course, after competition, you can buy power microATX with lower price.

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              #6

              thanks windwithme ... Amazing MoBo !!!

              the mAtx form factor seems to be the only way to put an i7 system into a HTPC without performances or oc sacrificing!!

              what about the price comparison vs Asus rampage 2 gene ?

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