[Global first Look]ASUSTeK Intel 955X Mainboard P5WD2 Premium

P5WD2 Premium SPEC
http://pic.digital-info.net/sxs112/ASUS/P5WD2/spec.jpg

P5WD2 Premium
http://pic.digital-info.net/sxs112/A...Premium-01.jpg

Publishes "P5WD2 Premium", has used "i955X+ ICH7R" the design. Embarks VRM Leng? to equip with the copper system. Expands the slot, PCI-Express×16*2, PCI-Express×1*1, PCI*3, support Max 8GB double channel DDR2 667/533,1066/800 FSB (front-side-bus).

P5WD2 Premium
http://pic.digital-info.net/sxs112/A...Premium-02.jpg

The nice expansion, supported IEEE1394a, in has constructed PCI-Express Bridge (Dual Gigabit LAN), ATA 133 RAID, Silicon Image Sil3132 and "ICH7R" adds altogether supports Serial ATA to Total 5 groups ( SATA on the Go)

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ooooooooh probably my next board LOL

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Originally Posted by eva2000

ooooooooh probably my next board LOL

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Or Abit's . Im not a picky fellow :D

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Any ETA? :toast:

Four stage power regulation for cpu, at last :toast:

pffffftt...
How much more would it cost for a 100% copper, active cooled NB??????
Those things BURN!!!

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Nice board indeed. Can't wait to get some information on bios options and availability as well

Hrm, I should really wait for this before I build my new rig. Although, I am extremely tempted to buy a P5AD2-E Premium for $150 Refurbished from NewEgg.

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Asus' tradition of 8+ SATA ports has gone!

4-phase looks good.

I think I'll do the Nvidia SLI board instead. Asus really hasn't impressed me lately with any of their boards, AMD or Intel. Buggy initial bios's, other hassles, and a few dead ones in there too :(

indeed it does look good :) i hope Abit 955X will look as nice as this one otherwise ;)

nice, But I'll wait to see what DFI comes up with ;)

Seems very great... I think that it will be my next mobo:).... I just want to see what are the voltages.... Although good old Vmods are always there:D.

But DFI may come with something even better:p:

Digital-Info first provides to everybody Frist Look, the next week we will aim at this main engine board (the Retail edition to carry on detail photographing with synopsis)

All these freaking colors on Asus' cards...
Blue, red, _or_ yellow, but not all at the same time!

Pretty crowded around the socket too.

Next week, Digital-info also will be able to report P5ND2-SLI Deluxe :toast: