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May 18, 2021
Great hitch well designed - added some tips on ways to install it too
Looked at a bunch of hitches for a gen 3 mazda 3 and this one sits closest up to the rear number aside from the hidden hitches, yet requires no cutting. Very much like the hitch and the way it bolts up and sits. Put it on the car for a bike rack only in my case so there is that.
Pro tips for install - you don't actually need to pop the Rubber muffler hangers off to get more clearance to install this or bolt it up. However you will need to have this thing lifted somewhat to be able to get a torque wrench in there for final tightening. I would recommend a lift or have the car up on all 4 jack point on a set of quality stands so you can get the clearance to swing a torque wrench. The other suggestion if your doing this yourself is have a bottle jack handy unless you have someone to help you since you will need a way to hold the hitch up in place as you bolt it and it's fairly heavy.
Jan 19, 2017
Good budget board if you can pick it up for cheap.
1 of 1 found this helpful The board has a ok vrm but its nothing to spectacular. I would suggest a fan on the vrm if you will be overclocking heavy. The bios is pretty basic and has some decent controls but takes a bit of poking around in bios to get used to it. The board has a few quirks like if you have a SSD as your main it might end up booting so fast you will not be able to get into bios unless you unplug the drive or you move a jump to 2 pins 2 and 3. However least it boots fast I guess eh lol. Anyways the biggest issue with the board is the lackluster support intel gave it for the updated processors. Don't get this board if you want to run any ivy based cpus (not that big of a deal as the sandy cpus overclocked a tad better) however there is also no official support of the 16xx v1 xeons really. Its really intermitent support of the launch processors. You might be able to get a 16xx 6 core in it cause they were almost identical to the 3930ks but I dint feel like trying it but the good news is the board does have decent e5 2xxx v1 support meaning if you want a cheap 8 core + or - then most of them will run in this board. My set up currently consists of 4x4 ddr3 1600 from patriot and a 3930k. I've only had time to get the cpu to 4.3 max turbo across all 6 cores but I have a feeling 4.6 to 5 is pretty achievable on this board (depending on silicon lotto) based on all of the other cpus and systems Ive overclocked over the years on chillers and such. Anyways if your buying this board cause of the lack luster cpu support I would advise noy paying more then about 150 or 160 USD for the board. If you want the better cpu support go pick up a saber tooth or somthing else for like 200 USD. The board still runs and has a decent feature set but the board was still abandoned by intel early on and for this fact alone the board is not worth as much. If it works for your use case great! Just be advised it has some support quirks.