hope my 1600w single rail can power that.
if not, my CM 840 have room for a second psu.
hope my 1600w single rail can power that.
if not, my CM 840 have room for a second psu.
5 Secondary motherboard power plugs? o_O
What Kind of PSU can handle that, or is it assume your going to run 2?
:shocked: i want one. can it use non-xeons cpus?
OH MY GOD! How many points in Vanatge? :-D 60k? :-DQuote:
Originally Posted by LardArse
You guys must have a lot of fun benching that monster :D
That looks a tad past prototype stage to me :up:
2 X Ultra 1600's should power this up with some cards no problem. Just use a adapter to use both PSU's and make sure they are plugged into separate household power loops. I am thinking of a custom case for this monster. :yepp:
Dam thats the most awesome board, sorry if its already been asked, but would I be able to use my W3540 and W3570 together on this board (these CPUs only have 1 QPI link)? What about just one of them?
Looks pretty sweet! But how are they going to cool the NB and NF200s, as a full heatsink would interfere with the PCIe slots?
Want Want Want Want
I'm pretty use they use a full low profile heatsink.Quote:
Originally Posted by H2O
But I think it'll be pretty hot underfull load.
4x fermi?
please say it is :D
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Originally Posted by LardArse
http://www.techreaction.net/wp-conte...1/IMG_0089.jpg
LOL, the board is wider then you are , Peter :D
Thought I was the only one who caught that lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChinStrap
I think it is. At least I hope it is!
Pretty... ;) :D :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by LardArse
Now imagine 2 CPU pots and 4 GPU pots and attempting to manage LN2... Gotta be lots of fun! :D
Good price for this if they come in at $450-$550. That's a lotta board for the $$
hmm 2 Xeon X5670 and one of these = a change of pants :D
I think there are 4 GTX 295 single PCB (they have FAN in the middle)Quote:
Originally Posted by ChinStrap
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Originally Posted by ChinStrap
no its not. you can tell instantly by the cooler ! the fans in the middle over the core.. but the ones nvidia been showing around have the fan more closer located to were ATI has them :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by kgk
Every time that green towel come to a thread its a killer post! :shocked:
Thanks for sharing!
You have to take into account the price of ECC Ram aswell , specially if you want to populate it all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Booj
I for one won't use a board with over 12GB if it wasn't ECC.
But then again anyone buying this obviously doesn't care about money :p:
PCB layout must have a nightmare with a capital HELLISH. Its... very big and i'd be impressed if it hit even $550, seeing as "standard" classifieds here are £300-odd
"Hello. eVGA supplies? Yea, this is engineering. We need a new table. A big one."
Surely it won't require ECC ram.Quote:
Originally Posted by N19h7m4r3
I'm pretty sure the ES Westmere EP's going around support non ECC, but i'll stand corrected. :)
Judging from the photo you can see OCZ platinum ram in it, meaning non ECC support.Quote:
Originally Posted by Booj
But will you really take the risk running 24GB ram that does not support ECC?
That's just asking for errors and problems to arrise when doing HPC work.
For HPC yes, but for benching 12gb or even 6 will suffice. If I get errors it will be because 2200mhz+ cas 7 needs more volts :D:DQuote:
Originally Posted by N19h7m4r3
this is fing redonkulous!!