So I hate to ask again...

[D-Cyph3r]

But where the **** are these SB750 boards?!


Jesus Christ the only 1 available here is the Foxconn A79A-s which is pushing upwards of £200 (frankly ridiculous money for an AMD board).

Is there anyone in the know or with contacts that can provide me with some dates? If I have to wait much longer i'll just sell my 9950 and go for another Intel rig....


EDIT: I'm in the UK btw

[nanohead]

There are about 11 or 12 available right now, between the 790GX and 790FX. More seem to be coming. 790FX so far are Asus, Foxconn and DFI. 790GX so far are Biostar, DFI, Asus, Asrock, ECS, Gigabyte, MSI. I've been through the Gigabyte 790GX and had lots of trouble with it, but lots of guys here are sticking with it. I just got the Asus M3A79-T (790FX) and it is the BEST freakin overclocker for Phenom I have EVER seen. 3.6Ghz on 9850 so far. Haven't even put my 9950 in it. Truly a terrific board!!

I've seen lots of these boards listed on many of the German PC parts sites.

[Boschwanza]

Try to catch one from Germany, shops here usually ship to the whole EU

ASRock AOD790GX/128M, 790GX (dual PC2-8500U DDR2)
ASUS M3A78-T, 790GX (dual PC2-8500U DDR2) (90-MIB5S0-G0EAY00Z)
DFI LANparty JR 790GX-M2RS, 790GX (dual PC2-8500U DDR2)
Gigabyte GA-MA790GP-DS4H, 790GX (dual PC2-8500U DDR2)
MSI DKA790GX Platinum, 790GX (dual PC2-8500U DDR2) (7550-010R)
MSI KA790GX, 790GX (dual PC2-8500U DDR2) (7550-020R)
MSI DKA790GX, 790GX (dual PC2-8500U DDR2) (7550-050R)

all available

http://geizhals.at/deutschland/?cat=..._790GX&sort=lz

[Oc-Ghost]

http://www.alternate.de/
They almost ship to whole EU, only placing the order is hard.
After you have placed it they contact you via email, then first you can answer in english.

I used their international site to figure out what all the german text was, and google translate helped too
Alternate.eu - International site

Cheers

[malice85]

If theres something that needs to be translated just ask

Also at alternate you can send the shopping cart as a kind of template via email. The language shouldn't be a problem anyways.