DFI looks to have a winner here.

[spaceman]

Congrats, Opp, that's sweet.

[OPPAINTER]

Originally posted by spaceman
Congrats, Opp, that's sweet.

Yea it is

OPP

[gouda96]

That is some xtreme domination! 2 scores up there sporting Pc Ice cascades!

Damn fine work!

[althes]

these scores are nice board looks like a winner.

[eshbach]

it's 3rd week of august now... should be out any time now, right?

[berserk]

Some news on the S939 version of the Lan Party

[morbidj]

Based on the NVIDIA® nForce3 250Gb chipset, the LANPartyUT 250Gb takes full advantage of the chipset’s revolutionary single-chip architecture to enable systems with lower power consumption. Built for the 64-bit computing platform, it supports socket 754 Athlon64 processors up to 3700+, 1600 MTps Hyper Transport and high speed DDR400.

Taken from the front page of www.cluboc.net

Hey Bigtoe your mentioned on there, I could of sworn that the S754 was going to be an Infinity? Care to clear a little more up for us please, thanks... morb

[bldegle2]

read a bit further down at the link provided above, worldwide distribution by the end of August, so soon, very soon.................................

baldy

[GreyBeard]

The DFI web site does not have the specs listed yet.

Guess I should get to back to work.

[LilGator]

LanParty or Infinity ?

If they only release a $180 LanParty board for S754, they shall be shot

[p4z1f1st]

hm, didn't bigtoe mentioned , that S939 = Lanparty only and S754 = Infinity only ?

[aldamon]

Originally posted by LilGator
LanParty or Infinity ?

If they only release a $180 LanParty board for S754, they shall be shot

If the Socket 754 boards are $180, they can keep them.

[OPPAINTER]

I found this.

OPP

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Press release; John McClure, DigiTimes.com [Monday 16 August 2004]


DFI, an industrial computing solutions provider and maker of the LANParty series of motherboards, today launched the LANPartyUT 250 Gb motherboard for the Athlon 64 platform. DFI’s new LANPartyUT addition combines the flagship UV-sensitive hardware design.

Based on the NVIDIA nForce3 250 Gb chipset, the LANPartyUT 250 Gb takes full advantage of the chipset’s single-chip architecture for systems with lower power consumption. Built for a 64-bit computing platform, it supports socket 754 Athlon64 processors up to 3700+, 1600MB/s HyperTransport and DDR400 memory.

The new LANPartyUT 250 Gb incorporates a wide range of voltage options, including CPU, AGP and memory voltage controls for the overclocking crowd. The motherboard also features flexible memory timing options that allow users to increase VDIMM multiplier values in 1 and 0.5 increments.

The LANPartyUT 250 Gb offers support for SATA, nVRAID, 8-channel audio, SPDIF In/Out, USB 2.0, and IEEE 1394 Firewire. The new motherboard also sports Nvidia Gigabit LAN, a personal firewall, professional grade network traffic inspection capabilities and advanced management features (remote access, configuration and monitoring).

The LANPartyUT 250 Gb will be available worldwide at the end of August 2004.

[GreyBeard]

There is slightly expanded version of that press release at the cluboc.net page that morbidj mentioned above. That version mentions Bigtoe.

No mention of an Infinity version.

[Lifeless]

I don't think it will be as expensive as the normal Lanparty's, because the lanpartyUT doesn't include the FrontX Device and the
PC Transpo, wich are extra's that make the price a lot higher.

[LilGator]

I was slightly exaggerating the $180 tag I was thinking there would be a Infinity in the $100-120 range...

[OPPAINTER]

I guess DFI announced this mobo today somwhere

http://www.amdboard.com/dfi_lanpartyut_250gb.html

OPP

[Lifeless]

180$ isn't realy exaggerated in belgium, the nforce2 lanparty costs 182€ in a local shop here, wich is about 224$
now thats expensive,
same with the 3700EB i bought, they were 444$, and thats a very reasonable price, at some shops there over 490$,

So actually i'm also hoping for an Infinty, cause i aint got no more money!!

[racoontje]

Ugh. Why aren't there any OC-wonder boards like this for dual opterons?

[tomati]

@lifeless

didn't you know the country near yours called germany , there is the same stuff than in belgium but cheaper .

[p4z1f1st]

yeah !

1Gig 3700EBs cost around 330-350€

[althes]

cant wait to see the price

[longshot]

Yuck the price can't wait to see the board!

Did we ever get word if this sucker will support Mobiles?

[Rabbi_NZ]

Another link
DFI Releases World's Fastest Athlon 64 Based Motherboard

[ugp]

I can't wait for the release of this board. I will have this board as soon as it comes out though. I really want to get into overclocking with my 64-Bit and this board seems to be the one to go with.