New P67 slowly coming....ASUS show us some new boards
http://www.techpowerup.com/img/10-11-03/24a.jpg
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New P67 slowly coming....ASUS show us some new boards
http://www.techpowerup.com/img/10-11-03/24a.jpg
more:http://www.techpowerup.com/133841/AS...rd-Lineup.html
In my expirience I Know that shielded board makes good protection vs humans salty sweat that may drop on electronic board.
^^ BTW it was a NDA on Asus P67 pictures ...
Seems like the heatsink should be under NDA
heh, yeas, from techpowerup removed yet :(
pt1t: do u know more (date) about end NDA for mobos or chipset?
The end of NDA is under NDA! :rofl:
:d...
lol 4 phase memory VRM...
i dont think so... on the contrary, thin slits will literally suck liquids into the space between the board and the cover...Quote:
Originally Posted by Ego
this makes sense to protect boards against esd though... good idea, i wanted to do this a long time ago at foxconn as well...
i dont like the way they are doing it tho...
im curious about the rog board... a highend overclocking board for locked mainstream cpus... hmmm :D
I think it s 11-18 for pictures, and CES for results.Quote:
Originally Posted by FlanK3r
why? gigabyte has already released pics of all their boards, no?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pt1t
and others as well i thought?
whats the big deal with asus and ndas lately? :confused:
Link is working again
Off topic.
Besides i was puting extra heatsinks on top of smaller chips, one of asus deluxe top rated mainboard? (usaly sata controler and clock chip)
to gain stability of computer :)
Interesting.. On normal run board is hot, when oc mainboard chips may explode...
I will be good to see more heatsinks nowdays not just on nb - sb - votage regulatorsz
-Still wonder the real world use of the sabretooth cxxlxng shield... Would really love to test the military class tuffness :p (think I can arrange a tank to ride over it :p)
-Not a real fan of the new heatsink theme, the older ROG was far better looking... but if the board performs , who cares...
-The abundance of USBX.X is terrifying...
-New Asus soft package is shaping up nicely, though not much new under the horizon...
-@Saaya : Pics seem to be okay for GB mobo's though we signed NDA too for them for results and co...
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Looks ugly a hell. Also +1 to the PWM being terrible.
I hope it has aggressive voltage adjustment
lol@the tank :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by Leeghoofd
exactly, so its not intel that doesnt want pics, its asus... but why? :confused:
why? have they upped the max multi above 57?Quote:
Originally Posted by PatRaceTin
Wasn't 65x supposed to be max for i7-2600K? But I doubt even 6.5GHz would require much voltage for these chips, ie no 1.8v+ above suicide runs required at least, perhaps ~1.6v would be enough even under cold.Quote:
Originally Posted by saaya
With bclk so limited, what would we use ROG connect for?
voltage adjustments ? PCI-E speeds ? maybe even GPU clocks ?