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i saw that a some info has shown up on an ECS 890 motherboard that is going to be shown at ces this year. looks to be based on the chipset that will replace the 790gx. http://www.tcmagazine.com/comments.php?id=31908&catid=2
hopefully over the weekend of ces more amd 890 based motherboards will be revealed.
that would be nice... what is the timeframe for these? thought it was like q3 or something
Anyone notice the "Six Core CPU Support" labeling next to the socket?
I always thought current AM3 boards will support that?
The link says Q2.:up:
I think they will, and the fact that ECS states something obvious on an upcoming board won't change that.Quote:
Originally Posted by aiya
It also says "USB 2.0" even though it's been around for years.;) I wish it had USB 3 tho.
It's just marketing.
That's cool. I wanna see what ASUS and DFI has to offer up though.I may hold on to my 955 and wait for the 890 platform and the 6 core Phenom. An ASUS 890fx Crosshair IV with ROG connect would be cool!
i think i read that the ecs board will have a usb 3.0 card that comes with it and i think it already has sata 6.0gbs on the motherboard. i think though that a lot of the other vendors will probably offer onboard sata 6.0gbs and usb 3.0. i think it is because amd doesn't offer native support on usb 3.0 with the new chipset so a third party solution has to be used.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mats
I hope AMD will add USB 3 in some SB soon, otherwise it'll be fine with an extra controller chip on the MB. I'm want µATX so I don't wanna waste a slot on USB.
Given that the newest NB's are made in 55 nm, I guess the new ones will be 40 or 45 nm?
I really hope DFI will release a UT mobo based on 890..Quote:
Originally Posted by Hedghawg71
All will come with USB 3.0 and Sata III, they look really promising.
Regards
Will these 890 boards support RAM over 2000Mhz? Because current AM3 boards only support around 1800Mhz or so.
Fresh from CES today, I got to take a quick look at the upcoming MSI 890FX-GD70. They weren't willing to talk much about it and couldn't give any useful information about a release time frame.
Snapped a few quick pictures which can be found below.
http://deux.squarespace.com/gallery/msi-890fx-gd70/
I'll try to get answers to any questions tomorrow :)
Wow, just what we need. Another board with a knob that breaks off. Why can't they put (+) and (-) buttons like the P55-GD65 and the GD80 have. :shakes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Deux
Amen to that :DQuote:
Originally Posted by showmanlkz
another round of upgrade for me
hopefully Thuban supports DDR2 so I would not need to change board :(
and what about Gigabytes 890 chipset? Im waiting at UD6 :)
Im waiting FXT890-UD5P. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by FlanK3r
:clap: X2 :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by showmanlkz
They will.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by showmanlkz
"4. For high end market, our product design of AMD 890 was just rendered to AMD for review."
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Looks like they modified the big ugly blue aluminium thing on the PWM heatsink.:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Deux
Now they just have to repaint the SATA connectors to black.:D
bah they've should name it GD75 :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Deux
6x PCI-e? Sixfire anyone? lol! Great looking board, blue or black sata connectors would make it look even better.
Zeus, for benchmarking maybe?
add sevenfire hehe.. change that one remaining black to blue as other are ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Zeus
4 fire + a soundcard + a raid card. :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Zeus
Hey that is a decent looking board, i never did understand why they had to make the pci-e slots funky/weird colors, it looks so much better when they stay with a few simple colors and stick with them threw the whole board like on this one
Dragon
Agreed. I hate those screaming DFI/Gigabyte colors. Plain blue and black gives a stylish look. The lot of PCI-e slots might come in handy as it gives freedom of graphics card placement.
I don't have any problem with the colors, I just want that it perform above average. it could have pink pcb that it didn't matter. btw I keep my case closed :P
http://www.fudzilla.com/content/view/17167/1/
A digital PWM for AMD, finally! Can't wait for OC numbers! :DQuote:
In particular, it features a 5-phase digital PWM design with DrMOS technology