Printable View
ATI Radeon Xpress 1250 (RS600) Integrated ATI Radeon X700 based graphics ,Support DirectX 9.0 and ATI AVIVO,HDMI
http://pic.xfastest.com/sxs112/abit/... F-I90HD/1.jpg
http://pic.xfastest.com/sxs112/abit/... F-I90HD/2.jpg
http://pic.xfastest.com/sxs112/abit/... F-I90HD/3.jpg
http://pic.xfastest.com/sxs112/abit/... F-I90HD/4.PNG
abit
wow, Abit is putting the Fatal1ty label on everything these days.
What a TERRIBLE spot for the Floppy connector...
I suspect the intended application of such a board is for a HTPC where a floppy is probably not used.Quote:
Originally Posted by xVeinx
Besides, with Vista, the floppy is obsolete... the only thing that previously required a floppy was driver installations during setup and that can now be handled with a flash drive. Even BIOS can be updated from a flash drive... who needs a floppy anymore?
Most advanced integrated solutions for Intel CPUs ;) !
I'm wonder how it will cope with overclocking....
BTW this board looks very RED :eek:
Well, that would make sense, but im pretty sure thats where it was on my AW9D MAX too..Quote:
Originally Posted by virtualrain
I'm happy to see some real attention directed towards mATX....
cheersQuote:
Universal abit Presents Fatal1ty F-I90HD Motherboard
http://img120.imageshack.us/img120/5...dtop500dk4.jpghttp://img115.imageshack.us/img115/9...dbox500ww4.jpg
Universal abit is revealing the next generation entertainment center for fast paced high definition lifestyles. Based on the ATI Radeon Xpress 1250 chipset with support for Intel Core 2 Duo, Core 2 Quad, and developed in cooperation with 12x computer gaming world champion Johnathan "Fatal1ty" Wendel, the Fatal1ty Performance F-I90HD motherboard is catering to everyone who wants to enjoy the benefits of the Digital Home without holding back on performance. The small Micro ATX form factor and integrated ATI Radeon Xpress 1250 graphics(X700-based) with HDMI 1.2 1080p HD video output are ideal for use in barebone and multimedia systems or at the next LAN party. For more information on the Fatal1ty Performance F-I90HD, click here.
Source: Universal abit
http://forums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?t=25545
The new default mobo for elite gamers who need a HTPC rig? :rolleyes:
Nice mobo for an HTPC :D
I wonder what Anal1ty Wendel adds to the design ? Maybe he spots campers hiding behind the southbridge heatsink and blasts them with his railgun before rocketboosting over the DIMM sockets.
Regards
Andy
ups... already posted here >>> http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=134018
sory , any Mod. delete or move to other thread plz
thnks
What, when I spent 45 minutes thinking up that witty reply ... the powers that be should merge the other thread with this one :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by mascaras
Regards
Andy
Quote:
Originally Posted by zakelwe
ahahahaaha. :toast:
Not another fatal1ty product... :sick:
i'm also happy to see more attention to given to the matx form factor. i'd be much more excited if it didn't have that UT jackoff's name on it. but i'd rather see more narrow boards, rather than short boards. ie: giga s3. this size is much more useful in an htpc case than the matx boards.
John enjoys watching pr0n in his HTPC too... Remember what the internet is for?Quote:
Originally Posted by gundamit
They put their high end gamer label on a board that is obviously targeting the HTPC market.....
uhhhh ok...
I like the onboard HDMI and X700 though looks like Toslink too... pretty cool if you have a high end home entertainment center with digital Audio and an HDMI capable HDTV.
the only non HTPC friendly thing about this is the SINGLE PCI.... so where do I put my TV capture card after I add a premium sound card?
And what's with the optimistic inclusion of TWO PCI-e 1x slots... GIVE ME MORE PCIs if all the asshats at the various expansion card companies aren't going to make PCI-e 1X devices why include them on motherboards?
High-end soundcard maybe?Quote:
Originally Posted by citat3962
Quote:
Originally Posted by virtualrain
im sorry but "with vista floppies are obsolute" who told you that line of uneduacted poo.
you still need a floppy to flash the bios, you still can use floppies for what ever.
vista has absolutely nothing to do with needing a floppy or not, its absolutely determined by what you do with your system. as for Raid drivers you also need to realise that raid driver programs look for a floppy to install on NOT a thumb drive or anything else. You can can manually copy and paste them into a thumb drive for sure but not all work like that.
Even the CD's that come with motherboards ask you for a floppy to copy the raid drivers onto,
and for all you windows flashing junkies, good luck. most flashers dont work in Vista.
The ironic thing is that AMD have macci working for them now but you do not see a Macci motherboard even though he probably has a lot more influence on what we want than these two bit gamers and their OEM manufacturer buddys :mad:
Go figure.
Regards
Andy
:DQuote:
Originally Posted by zakelwe
Is this really the best Abit can do?
Release more Anal1ty products:stick:
Finally a good board for mATX C2D users. I myself dont like ATX motherboard, too big, so mATX is nice...
Hopefully it can OC or its not worth it at all..
Terrible spot is right. It shouldn't even be on the board.Quote:
Originally Posted by xVeinx
Outside of the OCing world, no one knows Macci. On the other hand, tons of people know fatal1ty. CPL WT finals were on MTV, he did an interview on 60 minutes, and many other television and magazine appearances. He's also hosting the direct TV CGI. Fatal1ty is practically a household name.Quote:
Originally Posted by zakelwe
Just because us elitist :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:s hate the bastard doesnt mean that everyone does.
lots of people look up to the guy.
I dont care what his name is, how is the product? is this finally a good Matx board with some overclocking features? I would like that.
rip off the floppy connector (almost useless) and add a dvi port and i'll take it.
Quit the damn whining about the floppy location. Most people that use this board most likely wont even use a floppy drive with it. I know i wouldnt and what do you need dvi for when you've got hdmi.
This is not an atx board, the layout doesnt need to be perfect.
Show me one with EAX4 or even a home theater one without EAX at all and I'll come running!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by VulgarHandle
as is the only thing I've found that uses the PCI-e 1x is a few USB 2.0 cards that get awful reviews... an ABit Wireless nic :rolleyes: ... a few firewire cards... and a matrox Dual head video card with a whopping 2 pixel pipes!:nono:
When creative gets off their ass :slapass: and releases a 1X X-fi I'll pick one up the next day... I have an x-fi but it has taken me almost a year of owning it to iron out the snap crackle pops.
sign ~~
another one of fatality's product thats gonna blow
do peopel actually use his product.. and tell me how its different than other brand??
if not then its all hype like console fan boys
^^^ Are California schools really that bad? ^^^Quote:
Originally Posted by theteamaqua
If you really need a floppy go to compusa and get a USB one for 5-15$ Prob solved..
It'll be cool for an HTPC that has no need for more than one PCI expansion card for someone with Toslink ins on their surround sound and HDMI on their HDTV..
I wouldn't expect much more out of it than that...
I'd really love to see a 775 board with on board video that can OC decently... MATX or not... Considering Abit's track record lately I don't see this happening.
because if i don't want to use it as an htpc, and my i don't want to buy a new monitor to use hdmi. is that ok with youQuote:
Originally Posted by MrDeeds
i actually think that most ppl that know of fatal1ty are gamers, and alot of gamers are overclockers, so i'd hope that most that know the name know not to buy the crap just cause his name's on it
beyond the fact that its fatality which is stupid, it looks like a nice board for anyone interested in a HTPC. Although it would be nice if they would add a DVI port so you can have DVI and HDMI out. (yes i know you can convert HDMI to DVI)
Urh...., who on earth designs these boards, they have **** layouts and connectors.
Would it kill someone to utilise the space on the i/o panel?
There is room for about 4 more usb ports, dvi and even a firewire, also, why are you moaning about floppy ports anyway?. Bios updates are done through windows or a flash drive, last time i used a floppy drive was back in 2003 when i loaded intel raid drivers.
Funny how something so slow, old and unreliable continues to live to this day.
:slapass: Die!
I personally dont see the purpose of a matx board as a main system but thats your perogative. The one thing you have to understand though is the board was designed to be an htpc so they made it to accomadate hdtvs that are on sale right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Qkjhfhaiguihfma
If you were buying an hdtv 2 years ago they all had dvi but if you go into your local best buy or circuit city you'll be hard pressed to find dvi on any of these new hdtvs.
They're going hdmi primarily because you only need 1 connector for video and audio. The board just isnt geared towards the consumer whos looking for a basic desktop board. Its for those that want to hook it up to a television.
I also wouldnt be suprised if the board couldnt oc at all. But once again i dont think thats the purpose its meant to serve.
oooooh, shiny :)
When is it out for sale? (In Europe)
You'll get a DVI adapter so there's no problem anyway:
Quote:
Accessories:
Driver CD x1
English Manual x1, Jumper Setting Label x 1
IDE cable x1, FDD cable x1, SATA cable x4
I/O bracket x1, HDMI to DVI Connector x1
The position of the FDD connector is in fact just fine, you're supposed to route the FDD cable under the motherboard and make it come out from under the ATX 24pin connector. What i would complain in the layout is maybe the position of the +12V 4pin connector, that should've been in the upper corner, near the VGA connector.
The board has high-quality capacitors and good overclocking options, it couldn't be a MAX because it lacks alot of options that couldn't fit on that size of the PCB, but it's superior to a regular mATX board ... so i guess abit chose to make it a Fatal1ty.
But if he games for most of the day, when does he have time to enjoy his HTPC?;)
LOL, Michael Jordan is a household name. I would put money on the fact that I could walk into any street in any major city and ask "who is jonathan wendel" and 9 out of 10 people would have no clue. I could walk into Fry's and still 9 out of 10 people would have no clue. He was at quakecon a couple years ago, it's not like he can't walk around without being mobbed, the dude was largely ignored.Quote:
Originally Posted by afireinside
i just want a confirmed retail date damn it.
Why so many fatality haters? You guys that jealous? You would think people on boards like these would be happy for him.
Can you run both a monitor and a HD screen at different resolutions or just one at a time.
.........but does it overclock relatively well? All other questions are of little value to me until that question is answered.
In comparison to macci? It is. Plus, ask people on the street what a motherboard is and 9 out of 10 won't know. Most computer builders and gamers this board is targeted at would have at least heard the name fatality before.Quote:
Originally Posted by falqon
http://www.yoyotech.co.uk/product_in...5a13267d77ffc4
pre orders taken in UK, out 23 feb i belive. looks ok but will it overclock with the e4400 when its out?
Looks like the first decent overclocking conroe MATX motherboard will have Ati/AMD chipsets.
They make HDMI to DVI adapters you know.Quote:
Originally Posted by Qkjhfhaiguihfma
http://www.ramelectronics.net/html/D..._adapters.html
Ok, don't tell me nobody saw this...
A (somewhat) high end board, with a well known gamer's name plastered on it, which will more than likely be used with higher end add in cards (sound, tv tuner, and of course video). They have the foresight to not include stupid useless crap like serial and parallel ports anymore, and they put the floppy connector down in an area that's more for "one time use" for that magikal F6 tapping when installing XP. Here's what blows me away though...
INTEGRATED VIDEO??!?!?
:eek: This is the only face I can make, as my brain has shat itself from idiocy.
can this be used in laptops?
I really like the inclusion of HDMI.
I really don't like the board though purely on the Fatal1y branding. From the groos red color schemes on all the products to the l33t sp33k it rubs me the wrong way. Bleh.
Finally a nice C2D HTPC board. Ive been needing something to replace that sorry ass piece of :banana::banana::banana::banana: known as the DFI RS482.
Its funny to see people bag on a layout of a htpc board. I guess you guys never built a HTPC before... No need for the floppy however if you look at the floppy drive place on a HTPC case, the location is fine. The board comes with a HDMI - DVI converter.
This is going to work well with my 47" 1080P in the bedroom. I dont even care if it overclocks.. I want something reliable and the X700 is not a bad intergrated video.
Feb 23 in Europe huh? Wonder when it hits the egg? My bday is the 23rd, so this would be a nice present for myself :D
Once again take a deep breath and realize it isn't for running your 6600 @ 3.6ghz, its an htpc board. You throw a 500 to 750gb hard drive on it and build a monster dvr.Quote:
Originally Posted by WangChung
i assume thats a joke right?Quote:
Originally Posted by grimREEFER
If your in the UK dont bother buying from YOYOtech as the have put the price up after only one day of sales. Trying to milk you of all your hard earned cash. It like trying to buy a PS3 on the first day. Dont bother wait for the reviews and then if the reviews say that the board can clock, buy it, but dont buy from YOYOtech..... Money grabbing */%$'s
Quote:
Originally Posted by Super strokey
Lets Hope.
this is what is says on anther thread
http://www.hardforum.com/showthread....157067&page=10
FSB: 133 - 500MHz
RAM: 533,667,800MHz (not changeable, unfortunately)
Voltages:
CPU: 1,3250 - 1,7000V
RAM: 1,75 - 2,5V
Chipset: 1,8 - 2,088V
RAM Timings:
CL 2 - 7
tRCD 0 - 15
tRP 0 - 15
tRAS 0 - 255
tRFC 0 - 255
http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o...iii/Board2.jpg
At least they found a use for all those old Pentium overdrive chips!
It is funny how many keep saying " finally, a good clocking c2d matx".
Says who??????:p:
The person who has the test board did i thinkQuote:
Originally Posted by dogsx2
Well, I'm going for the MINI PC and micro-ATX sh**s instead of hardcore power comsumption beast this time. More choice+1!
________
Mazda persona history
wowzers! just got in and was about to start goin off on how cool this board is. lol. i havent installed an OS yet so i'm just goin on bios oc'n... got a nice 350x7 goin though... i'll push it more later tonight when i have more time to install an os and actually see what it can do. :D now i'm contemplating which mobo to get rid of... hehe... p5ne or p5b deluxe... hrmm... here's a few pics to tide you all over. :D
sorry no time to resize pics yet. ;p
http://www.snapdrive.net/files/325612/349x7.JPG
unboxingside
unboxing
southbridgesata
ramslots
rear
opanel
nb
noctua
sidebox
sb
top
oilyfingers
frontbox
mobo
noctua2
f-i90hd
back
backbox
contentbox
expansiong
contents
cpuclosup
cpu
contentbox
339x7
badpackaging
accessories
badpackaging2
this is what happens when you get too excited and plug things in wrong...
floppyconnector
wire
frontiopanel