Last edited by Yakyb; 09-26-2007 at 04:45 AM.
not the first.
http://geizhals.at/eu/?a=275853&t=al...ahme&vl=de&v=k
several shops in austria/germany also sell them.
has anyone found a 2900xt crossfire benchmark on these yet ive been looking but found nothig as of yet
the question remains tho should i wait to see if nvidia release anything in november and is the penryn worth £350 over a q6600?
Yeah was available from monday from Scan. Posted in another threadOriginally Posted by Yakyb
But good to see Overclockers have them as well now, thanks for the info.
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Yeah, NCIX has had it for sale since Monday as well.
zipzoomfly is selling it also
I wonder how Gigabyte managed this before anyone else....
www.komplett.ie have them in stock...but at €265 minus shipping i am gonna pass until more places have them available.
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yeah no doubt places will have them on offer to undercut the opposition over the next few weeks, i stll cant find a performance comparison against a p35 for a pair of 2900xt's i would really like to see what the extra bandwidth provides otherwise i would probably just go with a cheaper p35.
gigabyte lays down some serious bidness when it comes to motherboards, their the only motherboard manufacturer ive ever seen with such high quality standards, i had trouble with my DS3 rev3.3 when i bought it back in january which is what makes me hesitant to make the plunge again, but when i see more of the other boards, ill know for sure.
Ive been thinking about this board with 2* 2900 pro's but i need to resist the >£500 charge
and its £600 the hr-03-r600's aswell
http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/Produc...tCode=10006785
thought i'd share that for the lazy guys.
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I'd personly would wait for the new revision on the X38 chipset lads
i dont think its whort it, i have waited for the c2 revision of the 965 back in the days and it wasn't that batter compared to the "old" c1
maybe only for extreme ocer...
if this chipset does 450-500mhz, im fine.
but i'll wait for ddr3 mobos anyway, im not interested in the ddr2 boards
Last edited by Hornet331; 09-26-2007 at 09:37 AM.
New revision?
What about the SLi thing is gonna happen or it was just rumors?
P35 and X38 are 2 completely different sets of production masks.
P35 = BearlakeB (currently A-0 stepping)
X38 = BearlakeC (currently A-0 stepping, but there's a B-0 that will be taping out soon)
I'm speculating now, but I believe that X48 will be mostly composed of B-0.
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Rumor. The skulltrail is the only intel platform that will be recieving sli, but that is due to an nvidia chip on the motherboard.
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http://www.bjorn3d.com/forum/showthread.php?t=17982
Last edited by Blauhung; 09-26-2007 at 10:53 AM.
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Its out of stock
My is at home .... few days ...
Let's see, $285 and sum-bee-yotch comes with a frackin Realtec NIC? For that Price I'd expect at least an Intel GbE Pro of some kind, geesh folks I think we're starting to lower out standards too much. But that's just me. BTW, does this thing have more than two fan headers?
Please note, as my sig shows, I like Gigabyte motherboards but this is a little silly too me! No thanks Gigabyte.
Posted by duploxxx
I am sure JF is relaxed and smiling these days with there intended launch schedule. SNB Xeon servers on the other hand....
Posted by gallag
there yo go bringing intel into a amd thread again lol, if that was someone droping a dig at amd you would be crying like a girl.qft!
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