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This thread suddenly became pg-13. Also, good luck with that, sounds like may need some surgery afterwords.Quote:
Originally Posted by Movieman
I thought ASUS and Gigabyte have an agreement to work together on certain things, no?Quote:
Originally Posted by Revv23
The deal didn't work out .... thank god:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by ahmad
Does anyone know if the "hardware raid" offered by this board has cache? If so then I believe it would be a great board for running mlc ssd's. Thanks for the reply if anyone knows, but I'm not holding my breath for the board having cache for the raid.
The layout looks pretty sound, and it's free of that ridiculous heatpipe array. Of course, leave it to Gigabyte to give the users an open back pci-e slot, with the bloody push pin for the northbridge RIGHT behind it.
nice! :toast:
remove the orange and yellow and its still clearly a gigiabyte board, but it doesnt look like the circus came to town anymore :D
i've got plenty of supplies of LET (liquid electrical tape) in red colour to make it look like a circus :ROTF::DQuote:
Originally Posted by saaya
My tester just arrived :)
Will begin extreme benching under LN2 Monday!
What model m8 ??? Still the pinky version or blue ? :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by T_M
I just got a UD3P and will seriously consider this mobo if the price is right.
http://geizhals.at/eu/?cat=mbp4_1366_ddr3
price looks good on the EX58 Extreme -> 265€, still only listed in a few shops, so i expect that the price drops down to somewhere around 240€ (same price as the X38/X58 where).
So no sign of more expencive mobos then last generation. :D
Ditch the ide/floopy, change orange to blue color and add S775 mounting holes. This would be a close call for my first x58 board then.
you cant add s775 mounting holes, thats against intel specs. :ROTF:Quote:
Originally Posted by WesM63
Also im sure that would screw up the whole socket tracing layout. :p:
Tell Foxconn that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hornet331