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First Picture of Biostar Tpower X58
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i think thats the best one yet
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Looks good.... the RAM tabs dont cross the PCI-E line!!!!
the 8-pin ATX plug looks a bit close to the I/O for easy disconnection but even at that....
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It looks pretty complete. I'm glad they don't have the ASUS/DFI pcie ram hate as K404 said.
Hopefully this board will be a good performer [and remain cheap too].
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DDR3 2000 ?
I thought Ram voltages over 1.65v could damage the cpu ?
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Originally Posted by
[XC] Jaco
DDR3 2000 ?
I thought Ram voltages over 1.65v could damage the cpu ?
tony has said that less voltage is needed but didnt give any numbers, the core2 is dirty or something so it takes more voltage than it should
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Originally Posted by
[XC] Jaco
DDR3 2000 ?
I thought Ram voltages over 1.65v could damage the cpu ?
DDR3 manufacturers are working on low voltage and high frequency 3go kit of DDR3 ...
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Looks solid! Waiting on the EVGA reply :)
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Originally Posted by
Pt1t
DDR3 manufacturers are working on low voltage and high frequency 3go kit of DDR3 ...
Ok , thanks. Makes perfect sense now.
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After using their TPower p45, I'm looking forward to look on this one :up: RAMs slots doesn't match with pcie, I don't know what happened to Biostar there.
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COuld they have possibly made it look any more like Tpower I45?
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Originally Posted by
Nosfer@tu
I like the layout :D
this.
best looking of any that have been shown yet, IMO.
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If it's as good as the i45 this one is mine.
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why such ugly colors? Anyone else kinda put off by using pastels on a motherboard? Is Martha Stuart doing the color design for these or what?
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Originally Posted by
Budwise
why such ugly colors? Anyone else kinda put off by using pastels on a motherboard? Is Martha Stuart doing the color design for these or what?
what's wrong with it?
no pink, purple, cyan or lime green, about 4-5 colours max used instead of 10, and most importantly the layout looks great.
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lol i dont get people that complain about colors... are you guys stareing at the mobos the whole time?
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best layout for me so far.
could get my two pci cards and double height pcie gfx card in there, then my pcie areca and a second pcie double height gfx at the bottom, if i ever needed to AND 2 eSata! bonus.
Nox
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2 firewire! That excites me! Seriously.
Nice layout too. Much better than alot of the x58 boards I've seen so far.
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wont buy a Nehalem coz I can't afford one but this is a really nice mobo.
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Having eSATA, and the ability to use a pci and pci express slot while running SLI, might push me into the Biostar camp for the first time.
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Originally Posted by
K404
Looks good.... the RAM tabs dont cross the PCI-E line!!!!
the 8-pin ATX plug looks a bit close to the I/O for easy disconnection but even at that....
I dont understand why the MFG cant just turn that thing (ATX jack) 180 so I can get my fat fingers to the lock.
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Originally Posted by
[XC] Jaco
DDR3 2000 ?
I thought Ram voltages over 1.65v could damage the cpu ?
ASUS P6T Deluxe + Triple Memory DDR3-2127 8-7-7-20 2.08Volt
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3188/...804bcf78_o.jpg
:up:
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i would assume this mobo is tri-sli capable, if so awesome, i think i found mine then, i could still use my old x-fi card in there as well :) :) BTW, kinda noob still if tri-sli would the cards (gtx280's) be bandwidth starved at all because of running x16, x8, x8?
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I personally dont like the molex connector positioning, or the positioning of the front panel audio header, but I use dedicated sound, so that doesnt bother me as much
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Originally Posted by
[XC] Synthetickiller
2 firewire! That excites me! Seriously.
Nice layout too. Much better than alot of the x58 boards I've seen so far.
The lack of firewire on the i45 was a dissapointment for me, good to see they have added it this time. I'm sure it will be a cracking board.
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Looks nice ;) good layout !
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Originally Posted by
DFI pit bull
The lack of firewire on the i45 was a dissapointment for me, good to see they have added it this time. I'm sure it will be a cracking board.
Firewire is a dead I/O I thought....
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Really nice, the best so far.....
But, was necessary all that metal to cool SB?
Is there something to do with N200 under that too?
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sxs112, that's some pretty OMFG bandwidth, but how long will it last ?
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Originally Posted by
doompc
sxs112, that's some pretty OMFG bandwidth, but how long will it last ?
When uses 2.08 Volt test, has not any problem
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So far, Gigabyte has the sexiest mainboard.
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Originally Posted by
sxs112
Memory Type: Dual Channel...
is everest reporting it wrong, or the system is working in dual channel mode?
BTW, the bandwidth looks so poor compared to the CPU's theoretical RAM bandwidth(51GB/s) at such clocks.
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Nice looking board, i think this will complete my 3some of Gigabyte and Asus :)
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I'm drooling for a new X58 board... what will be your suggestions?
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Originally Posted by
gb_trock
I'm drooling for a new X58 board... what will be your suggestions?
just wait & see :p:
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how are those two nehalems doing? :D
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Originally Posted by
gOJDO
So far, Gigabyte has the sexiest mainboard.
Memory Type: Dual Channel...
is everest reporting it wrong, or the system is working in dual channel mode?
BTW, the bandwidth looks so poor compared to the CPU's theoretical RAM bandwidth(51GB/s) at such clocks.
All test use Triple-Channel ,Everest reporting it wrong
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why can't ide and floppy connectors just 'go away' now... not like you can't shove a floppy on a usb if you REALLY want one anyway, and if you're buying cutting edge nehalem, you're prob not looking at ide either...
thats a fair chunk of space liberated...
Nox
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Originally Posted by
nox_uk
why can't ide and floppy connectors just 'go away' now... not like you can't shove a floppy on a usb if you REALLY want one anyway, and if you're buying cutting edge nehalem, you're prob not looking at ide either...
thats a fair chunk of space liberated...
Nox
Only a matter of time before theyre dead... im waiting for the day myself.
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By far the best layout for any of the X58 mobos so far IMO, looks very clean, this would be my choice of X58 without doubt. I also like the 12 phase design and power & reset buttons. :up:
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I always thought floppy is useful for booting up RAID drivers or some such on a windows installation.
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Originally Posted by
cegras
I always thought floppy is useful for booting up RAID drivers or some such on a windows installation.
Learn how to make a bootable usb :rolleyes:
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The color scheme looks straight out of the 70's
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Originally Posted by
Remcokatz
Learn how to make a bootable usb :rolleyes:
yep, i use a usb stick for that, detects as a floppy drive :) or you could just use a usb floppy drive... and vista lets you use a regular usb stick anyway. think of the 4watts you'll save by not having one running the whole time hehe.
and it's a shame but i would of prefered that small pcie slot to be a x4, looks like a x1.
Nox
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Originally Posted by
L0$t Pr0PhEt
any idea on the price?
Here, It would be arround 260€
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Move this to Intel section