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A8N32-SLI Premium
Could know in a structure chart from then on, A8N32-SLI Premuim chip structure adopts the north bridge C51D south bridge Nforce4 SLI chip to reach the condition of 32 channels, expand the slot and support two PCI Express16Xs, a PCI Express4X, three PCIs
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i wont buy NEVER in my life an asus product.......
and current vid card dont use the entire bandwith of pci e 16x or even 8x
don't see the point if is the ASUS board :confused:
:slapass: I will wait For DFI to bring there Version out :slobber:
Isn't that a bold statement? :) 3 years ago asus product was top notch :) And no one wated to buy DFI.... I remember people complaining so much about DFI back than.Quote:
Originally Posted by leviathan18
*looks at AMD section and the hundreds of DFI threads*Quote:
Originally Posted by jinu117
Looks like they still do
And support for ecc ram only....one way to kill the system.Quote:
Originally Posted by sxs112
i dont care if dfi is the best now i preffer msi abit dfi over my asus a8n sli deluxe this board is simply the worst board i ever had
It doesn't require ECC.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gorgeous
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Originally Posted by leviathan18
2xdual core asus 6800ultra.
wow, u would choose an msi over an asus!? thats just weird...Quote:
Originally Posted by leviathan18
whats the problem with ur board?
chipset fan died after just 2 months strange bios bugs when i OC it start to put divides in my ram it doesnt support 1t over 240fbs......
edit: msi k8 neo2 was a killer board and the actual neo4 is not bad either
Asus is a great stable board for people who won't tweak their systems. I've built tons of computers for people with asus boards, so I have no complaints with asus.
im thinking bout ditching my dfi sli board after only having it for 3 days .. its horrible .. so unstable .. even when running everything stock .. no overcloking .. im seriously thinking bout an asus a8n sli preminum
I'd even throw in that some minor tweaking is okay too. Like anything else, you get some good ones and you get some not-so-good ones. Asus for the most part is a top notch mobo on the whole. Its just not for xtreme tweaking.Quote:
Originally Posted by evetS-
Eck, my bad...not been on the ball recently...need to go get my eyes checked out :slap:Quote:
Originally Posted by saratoga
:eek:
now that i´ve been waiting month for the premium to be released i have to wait even longer.
btw. can i use the 4x slot when i stick two vid cards? there are only 32 lanes.
also , i`ve always been wondering if i can use a 2x, 4x or 8x card in the second 16x slot (when tey arrive).
you can use vid cards in 1 2 4 8 16 anadtech prove that long time ago
well jetjaguar do you have high speed mems??? forget about using it at 1t over 240fsb
i didn`t mean video cards.
i remember the article, but how does it work? do you have to configure this in wÃ:banana:ndows? i don`t remember having access to these settings in the bios.
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Originally Posted by jetjaguar
All the NF4 DFI boards I've used are solid as a rock.
asus mobo s suck for the ocing community
just grab the A8N SLI "premium" :stick:Quote:
Originally Posted by leviathan18
There is a measurable difference between a 16x PCI-E card using 8 or 16 lanes.
Yes, it's small, but it's measurable.
So, the performance is NOT equal (exactly) between 8-lane and 16-lane slots.
Less so with SLI 8x and SLI 16x.
Look for actual benchmarks at Tom's.
supertim0r as far as im concerd some asus sli premium presents de the same problem with the command rate timming problem
Planned for the end of August
16 on the C51D (according to the pic) + 20 on the NF4 = 36 lanes, so there will be 4 left over for the 4x slot. Though at 1GHz HT clock, there will not be enough bandwidth in theory for all 32 lane to be active at once talking to the CPU (which will probably never happen anyway, and not be a problem if you overclock).Quote:
Originally Posted by jolly jumper