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    Extremely Intel X48

    He has been pretty active on the EVGA 750i SLI thread, do a little research before you comment.
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    Extremely Intel X48

    You'd think Kyle would respond to the inquiries as he started the thread. Please let us know if the review was scrapped. Not very professional if you asked me.
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    Extremely Intel X48

    I use a Zalman backplate with no problems, I hope that helps.
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    Extremely Intel X48

    Thanks Theinternet1980 , I'm not alone in interest in UEFI. Kyle please enlighten us. Anandtech has a x48 review ; blow them away with a review on this board with info on UEFI.
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    Extremely Intel X48

    Thanks for the link; c'mon Kyle!!!!!!
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    Extremely Intel X48

    Kyle is the review almost ready? Have you run into a snag? Could you please include a little blurb about UEFI in your review? Thanks
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    Windows Vista and EFI

    Anyone know the procedure to install Vista 64 bit SP1 on a fresh hard drive using UEFI? The Intel DX48BT2 offers an UEFI Boot. Are there any advantages to this setup?
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    Extremely Intel X48

    No poblems thus far, perfectly stable. I don't overclock so YMMV. Ypu may want to check this thread http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=184207
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    Extremely Intel X48

    This motherboard offers an option for UEFI BOOT. No new MB nscessary, it's one of the first to offer it. I'm curious if a VISTA Ultimate X64 disc will be able to install with UEFI enabled in bios. The edition I have has SP1 but is bundled with SP1 on a seperate disc(OEM) . ps I own this board
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    Extremely Intel X48

    Thanks Kyle but in noob terms is there an advantage of enabling that option(enable UEFI boot) in the bios? Speedier boot times? Seems it will require anOS reinstall.
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    Extremely Intel X48

    It's been 10 days now ; where's the review? Could you explain what the UEFI boot option is?
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