EVGA X58 Motherboard Confirmed - don't get set on other offerings just yet!

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Originally Posted by LardArse

In answer to that, Foreplay preview:

http://tw.youtube.com/watch?v=bzvgsI43iFQ

Better Quality:

http://resources.vr-zone.com/Shamino/evgatest.wmv

2.16v Vcore @ 200 Amps -> 432w Continous, 1,000KHz PWM Frequency:
Typical Analog 300-400KHz, Typical Digital 800KHz…

Take note that only small ramsink on Mosfets, @ that kind of CPU load/heat you will be on LN2 and Temps will be much lower.

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You are a Crazy Guy Peter :eek::eek:

Impressive mainboard , ready for the Shamino Style :D:D

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Originally Posted by LardArse

In answer to that, Foreplay preview:

http://tw.youtube.com/watch?v=bzvgsI43iFQ

Better Quality:

http://resources.vr-zone.com/Shamino/evgatest.wmv

2.16v Vcore @ 200 Amps -> 432w Continous, 1,000KHz PWM Frequency:
Typical Analog 300-400KHz, Typical Digital 800KHz…

Take note that only small ramsink on Mosfets, @ that kind of CPU load/heat you will be on LN2 and Temps will be much lower.

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EVIL :D

Can anyone explain to me why there is a difference from analog to digital to the EVGA X58 running 1,000KHz PWM frequancy ?

I mean what does it influence :D ?

Ok don't flame me now, but are these new mobos supporting ESA or was that just something that no-one cares about anymore? :D

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Originally Posted by Flarexi

Ok don't flame me now, but are these new mobos supporting ESA or was that just something that no-one cares about anymore? :D

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:shrug: I'd reckon they'll continue to push ESA certification and products.

Intel and EVGA, who'd a thunk it? I love my EVGA 680i board but also like Intel chipsets.

I thought ESA was strictly an Nvidia gimmick.

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Originally Posted by Nosfer@tu

EVIL :D

Can anyone explain to me why there is a difference from analog to digital to the EVGA X58 running 1,000KHz PWM frequancy ?

I mean what does it influence :D ?

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faster switching vreg circuit means a stiffer board.

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Originally Posted by Slovnaft

faster switching vreg circuit means a stiffer board.

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meaning...better voltage regulation overall, and less vdroop?

so theyre using the 'FTW' branding for this board too?

c'mon EVGA..

I may very well grab an Evga X58 and another GTX 260. Board sounds good. :)

For me i need the PCI-e x1 on top I have a Xanor D2X and i want to use it. I think i might run two 4870x2 but if they ever make it so you can run 3 i might do that also.

Very curious if this board goes head to head with a DFI X58 board... both seem to be great boards :up:

Anyone know the MSRP??? eVGA FTW!!!! ASUS has the worst support, and they go and charge an arm and a leg for their products, eVGA customer service will have everyone coming back to them!!!

ditto on ASUS customer support being total crap... never using their boards/cards again.

evga is awesome!!!

Some nice official wallpapers :D

http://www.evga.com/forums/tm.asp?m=612782

1920x1200? :O nice wallpaper tho

1920x1200 posted.

Another pic :D

http://img360.imageshack.us/img360/7652/imageft4.jpg

Who manufactures their boards or do they have their own production facility?

Any ETA yet?

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Originally Posted by Tiesto

Who manufactures their boards or do they have their own production facility?

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It's too expensive to endorse yr own manufacturing. I'm sure evga orderes this board from big player like foxconn or flextronics

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Originally Posted by clayton

EVGA is always an auto buy for me. Love those PCI-E placements!

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me too!

Ordered mine within the first 5 minutes it was released right before they went out of stock. ;)

http://img113.imageshack.us/img113/8300/picture1ff5.png

They won't allow step-up because it's a different socket, I'm really upset. :(:mad:

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Originally Posted by Warboy

They won't allow step-up because it's a different socket, I'm really upset. :(:mad:

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Me too.. :(

Well they lost a customer. I going Gigabyte X58 Extreme, my frist ever Gigabyte board.