DFI S939 soon on web!

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Originally Posted by TS_PHI_PERRY_78

Howcome Europe and US are generally excluded from HW manufacturing/testing/design with the proud excpetion of ATI/Intel/nVidia? :( Not fair :)

Just because Taiwan is the center for everything related to hardware?

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Cheap Labor;)

Just kidding:D

OPP

Onepagebook

If i'm not wrong,you showed screen of the SLI part of the Dfi Nf4 Manual,right ?

The Sli part showing support for the Sli of Nvidia


Would y show us a little more about the next part,named Dual Xpress Grap.....

Cause if i'm not wrong,Xpress is the name Ati have for their Chipsets

Could it be that Dfi have something in it sleeve concerning ati ?

All I know is ATI won't need that bridge to comunicate between the 2 cards, they will do it through a driver.

OPP

Sweet. No more relying on a DDR Booster.

EDIT:
When is the ATI solution expected to be released?

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Originally Posted by trans am

I'm sorry to make it sound confusing. What I meant was that the user is limited to using nvidia only if they want to use the sli.

K8t890 uses dual gfx express(similar technology as sli) and you are not limited to one brand of video card.

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Aha, so that was what you meant. We have always know that SLI is nVidia only, I hope the VIA chipset is a really good overclocker and DFI will make one of those boards too :) Or they meybe will realse an ATI (amr right?) board...

btw, does anyone know if DFI have ever made an VIA board, i've seen nVidia, Intel and SiS...

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Originally Posted by OPPAINTER

All I know is ATI won't need that bridge to comunicate between the 2 cards, they will do it through a driver.

OPP

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So you say that there will be a possibility to run 2xATI PCI-E cards in "SLI-mode" on NF4 SLI cards in the future??

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Originally Posted by Dirt

So you say that there will be a possibility to run 2xATI PCI-E cards in "SLI-mode" on NF4 SLI cards in the future??

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I have no Idea if it will work on NF4 or not.

OPP

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Originally Posted by trans am

OK/ I was looking at past dfi ut nf3 250gb. That is good to use the 5v rail. Thanks OPP

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Still, it sounds just too fantastic to be true. To allow up to 4.0Vdimm selectable in bios for the end-users (if it works indeed without adjusting the 3.3 rail as it was the case with DFI's Socket754 board, just as you said), is just insane. I wonder whether DFI intends to sell a single board to any non-enthusiast at all because even red hot large warnings with bold font size of 56 in the manual wouldn't stop those ordinary users at least to try out what's that 4.0v setting - and damaging their value ram in quite a short time.

Then again, I don't care as long as DFI comes out with the greatest ocing mobo ever :devil: (how long was that when we all prayed for simultaneous insane Vcore and Vdimm options in a single motherboard (not speaking about mods here) - now our askings might finally be rewarded)...

Dirt: Not on a nVidia platform, ATI:s own chipset...

Edit: Atleast as I have understand it...

Kriller is that a fact?

EDIT: OK ;)

That was my understanding when I read the news about it.

Offtopic: Anyone got that link with one VIA guy that testet an X800 and PCX5700 in quake 3 on their multi-gpu system, can't find it...

Edit: ofcourse trans_am, I wrote that a couple of posts higer up.

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Originally Posted by Kriller

Dirt: Not on a nVidia platform, ATI:s own chipset...

Edit: Atleast as I have understand it...

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And VIA K8t890

ok Folks, here is the PDF from DFI LP NF4, all the copyright and credit should be on DFI
Many thanks to Jessfm host that 11mb space. :toast:

Here you go

OT: Well since we have a lot of OC Guru´s in this thread I´ll take the chance to ask if you would go for a nVidia 6800GT (non-SLI) solution or a ATI X850XT on this card.

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Originally Posted by Dirt

OT: Well since we have a lot of OC Guru´s in this thread I´ll take the chance to as if you would go for a nVidia 6800GT (non-SLI) solution or a ATI X850XT on this card.

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x850xt pe

Thanks jessfm and OPB. :toast:

Thanks OPB! Nice! :D

And of course Jessfm! Thanks for hosting this :)

wow that board is just amazing

OPP, AMR will have a bridge but it will be between the pcie slots with the chipset. So basicly its the same thing, just that it will work will all of the ati pcie cards, unlike nvidia who has to make special pcie cards for sli.

I scrolled straight down to the BIOS stuff on that PDF manual. Looks like we'll be having memory options galore again. :D

Loading the Long waited Manual ;p


Gonna read from start to end until the board finally come out ;p

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Originally Posted by Doumz

Loading the Long waited Manual ;p


Gonna read from start to end until the board finally come out ;p

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WORD :p:

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Originally Posted by MaxxxRacer

wow that board is just amazing

OPP, AMR will have a bridge but it will be between the pcie slots with the chipset. So basicly its the same thing, just that it will work will all of the ati pcie cards, unlike nvidia who has to make special pcie cards for sli.

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I see, thanks.
My sources just can't get anything right these days:D

OPP

What? server down :(

Thanks OPB. I was happy with my Neo2 and just purchased a 128mb GT 6800 too, now all thats going to change when this puppy is available.

I think the Vmem has to be the best design implication, for me that is a big PLUS for this board (and possibly future all DFI's? now they designed it). Vcore is Nice but not likely to be as useful IMHO

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Originally Posted by Jessfm

I think the Vmem has to be the best design implication, for me that is a big PLUS for this board (and possibly future all DFI's? now they designed it). Vcore is Nice but not likely to be as useful IMHO

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There is only one person I know that uses that much v-core.

Tom Holck :D

He will be a happy camper with this mobo.

OPP

yeah when you go over 1.97v you go into dangerzone :)