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    New It7! It7 Max2!

    Was just wondering around on the internet after staying up all night browsing forums and sites and look what I found!

    http://www.abit.com.tw/abitweb/webjs..._NAME=IT7-MAX2

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    Saw the Abit as well now if Seagate would hurry up and release their serial drive :P I would like to finally see a 333DDR Intel though that would be the only incentive for me to get another DDR board.

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    Robble! Serial ATA looks the s_ _t. I want Serial Raid!@#@#
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    Hehe... I here you, you can buy Serial ATA Raid Cards many sites carry them even newegg (i think.) I have fallen in love with the Seagate 120GB 570Mb transfer speed and 8MB cache. Ah what the hell here’s the link :p http://www.seagate.com/cda/products/...85,563,00.html

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    dude i might as well just get that, when does it come out.

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    Originally posted by Unshra
    Hehe... I here you, you can buy Serial ATA Raid Cards many sites carry them even newegg (i think.) I have fallen in love with the Seagate 120GB 570Mb transfer speed and 8MB cache. Ah what the hell here’s the link :p http://www.seagate.com/cda/products/...85,563,00.html
    *DROOL*
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    The difference as far as I can tell is the IT7 Max2 has got the PS2 ports, whereas the IT7 Max doesn't. They both have the same chipsets so with that in mind the IT7 Max2 should be a good OCer like the IT7 Max is, or it least thats what I'm thinking?
    Personally, I don't need the Raid or on board Lan, thats not a big deal I can disable it in the bios. Its clear theres alot of features that one can use and eventually grow into at a later time.
    What color is it? Black, purple? Might look decent with a window case mod. and some color neons.
    The BD7-11 and the IT7 Max2 are so far the only intel boards thats been getting looks from me. What can I say, I love abits softmenu bios.

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    afaik a single hdd on a serial ata wont be any faster than a single standard ide hdd like a WD SE. Because all the serial ata does is up the total available bandwidth from 130 of ide to a hell of alot more. Seeing as the ide bandwidth is only JUST starting to get fully used on fast striped raid setups, I dont see any need for serial ata at all until we get drives that will actually go faster than the current ide transfer rate.

    Of course that could all be wrong, maybe someone can clarify.

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    Originally posted by Ewok
    afaik a single hdd on a serial ata wont be any faster than a single standard ide hdd like a WD SE. Because all the serial ata does is up the total available bandwidth from 130 of ide to a hell of alot more. Seeing as the ide bandwidth is only JUST starting to get fully used on fast striped raid setups, I dont see any need for serial ata at all until we get drives that will actually go faster than the current ide transfer rate.

    Of course that could all be wrong, maybe someone can clarify.

    I've seen bandwidth benchies and they're quite impressive....
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    Originally posted by Sack
    The difference as far as I can tell is the IT7 Max2 has got the PS2 ports, whereas the IT7 Max doesn't. They both have the same chipsets so with that in mind the IT7 Max2 should be a good OCer like the IT7 Max is, or it least thats what I'm thinking?
    Personally, I don't need the Raid or on board Lan, thats not a big deal I can disable it in the bios. Its clear theres alot of features that one can use and eventually grow into at a later time.
    What color is it? Black, purple? Might look decent with a window case mod. and some color neons.
    The BD7-11 and the IT7 Max2 are so far the only intel boards thats been getting looks from me. What can I say, I love abits softmenu bios.
    It's black, and hey, onboard lan, that's one less pci card to have :P
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    yeah plus it might not have the temp errors the it7 has.

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    What is that temp error;
    reports high temps or what..eheh

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    Just so you know this mobo will be on store shelves in 3-4 weeks.....I spoke to Abit on the phone today

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