Quad socket solutions are another order of magnitude more expensive than dualies. However, for $60 this dual F board was a good value. Also, I was able to softclock using nTune! Too bad this is a 1U and stock speed borders on meltdown already. heh
well then SLI will work on the board but what about crossfire, anyways a quad socket with 1 dual core is cost as much as my whole system and that's with out the HD and OS.
That's a good question. I had only briefly looked for something that supports the nVidia nForce Professional 3600 chipset. It is my understanding that soft clocking is in fact possible on this chipset since it uses normal PCI registers or something to that effect. That would be fun. If I could get them to 2.2-2.4, that'd be a killer money saver. It's also neat how they have a VID of 1.200V.
I wonder if clock gen would work with a server board.
