I thought so too. Some people just don't understand what OT is.Originally Posted by FallenAngel
"omg firewire 800 teh rulez usb lolz"
I thought so too. Some people just don't understand what OT is.Originally Posted by FallenAngel
"omg firewire 800 teh rulez usb lolz"
DFI LP LT X38-T2R
Intel Core 2 Quad Q9450
Thermalright Ultra-120 eXtreme
2x2GB OCZ Reaper DDR2 PC8500
eVGA 9800 GX2
WD Raptor X 150GB
PCP&P 750W Silencer
CM Stacker 830 SE
DFI LanParty UT NF4 Ultra-D (Socket 939) PCI-Express Motherboard
DFI LanParty UT NF4 SLI-D (Socket 939) PCI-Express Motherboard
DFI LanParty NF4 SLI-DR (Socket 939) PCI-Express Motherboard
can anyone tell me the difference between them ?
ASUS P5K-E // E8400 Q746A519
G.Skill F2-8000CL5D-4GBPQ
LC 550W GP// XPERTVISION 9600GT
sli-D has Raid 0/1 and sli-dr supports dual raid, The Ultra-D is-non sli with
dxg instead.
More info read this:
http://www.dfi.com.tw/Press/press_he...43.jsp&SITE=US
im too lazy to explain more to much food on day off waiting for DFI nF4
to hit e-tailers
dxg ?
ASUS P5K-E // E8400 Q746A519
G.Skill F2-8000CL5D-4GBPQ
LC 550W GP// XPERTVISION 9600GT
Originally Posted by TEDY
UT = just mobo , lets call it bulk package . The pics posted 2 pages or so back feature rounded IDE , yellow SATA , frontX , sleeving kit . UT = none of that crap (maybe the ide's not sure) .
SLI-DR vs UltraD = supports SLI and doesnt , thats about it .
Last edited by xpr-k; 01-06-2005 at 01:20 PM.
DXG > (Dual Xpress Graphics)
goto the link explains it all.
Trans_Am.....
I think I saw a Jwalk posting at the H forums but I could be wrong.
Audigy2 zs platinum pro
2 seagate Sata II barracudas
OCZ 3700eb
Pioneer dvr-108
Liteon combo drive
Fortron 530
Logitech mx 510
Logitech elite keyboard
Klipsch promedia ultra 5.1.
so, do i see right, that on the NF4 Ultra-D SLI won't work instead of DXG?
----- AMD K6-2 300 "Chomper" xxxxx xxxx xxxx /// 300 MHz @ 2,200 V -----
----- AMD Athlon XP 1700+ "Thouroghbred B" JIUHB 0306 MPMW /// 2400 MHz @ 1,900 V -----
----- AMD Athlon XP-M 2500+ "Barton" AQXEA 0327 UPMW /// 2450 MHz @ 1,850 V -----
----- AMD Athlon XP-M 2600+ "Barton" IQYHA 0401 XPMW /// 2500 MHz @ 1,750 V -----
----- AMD Athlon 64 3000+ "Newcastle CG" xxxxx 0418 WPMW /// 2600 MHz @ 1,600 V -----
----- AMD Athlon 64 3200+ "Winchester D0" xxxxx 0433 SPMW /// 2750 MHz @ 1,616 V -----
----- AMD Phenom II X2 555 BE "Callisto" xxxxx xxxx xxxx /// 4080MHz @ 1,375 V -----
----- AMD Ryzen "Zen" xxxxx xxxx xxxx /// TBA @ TBA -----
Wish i had the money
VX/UTT Voltage Scaling, please contribute...
10x260 _ 1T-2-2-2-8-7-15 _ 3.3vDIMM _ 1.75vCORE
Mobile 3400+ CG 0437XDPW
DFI LanParty UT
XP120 w/ 120mm Thermaltake Thunderblade
2x512MB OCZ VX
BBATI 9800np w/Infineon
PC Power & Cooling 510w Deluxe
I am willing to bet Nvidia did not seal itself off from the rest of the market. For now I bet they are going to take the spearhead of the SLi sales on their motherboards and then make a deal with ATI. Considering ATI is going to be using drivers for SLi and the NF4 SLi can configure for two 8x PCI lanes the ATI cards will most likely be able to work through the two 8x lanes. Just because Nvidia has a physical connector for SLi doesn't mean there aren't two ways to skin a cat. But hey, this is just MY specualtion.Originally Posted by D_o_S
In my Lian Li PC-V1100B:
A64 3200+ NC/CG 300HTT x8 2400MHz (SLK948U w/92mm H1B) ***watercooling also coming soon***
DFI Lanparty UT 250gb - 1Gb OCZ EB PC3500 - PCP&C 425 Deluxe
Sapphire Radeon 9600XT 128Mb (VGA silencer rev. 3) - SB Audigy LS
80Gb & 200Gb Seagate Sata Drives - Pioneer 16x DVD+-RW - Lite-On CDR/RW DVD-ROM
FOLDING!
for $55 you can send it back to pcpower and they will convert it to a 510-Express or a 510-SLI and you are all set for the DFI. Contact pcpower for the details.
Originally Posted by mrlobber
Last edited by longshot; 01-06-2005 at 07:19 PM.
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Shuttle XPC SX58J3
Intel i7-930 @ 3.33ghz
ATI Radeon 5970
OCZ Vertex 3 240GB
12GB DDR3
that would make sense, Nvidia dont want to lose sales on GFX and MoBo chipsets , 50% of somehting better then 100% of nothing.Originally Posted by InvisGreenMan
Originally Posted by xgman
ya, but my version is 1/21/05..
Did you guys have to sign a NDA with DFI? how come no one is posting any results yet?Originally Posted by Onepagebook
Originally Posted by trans am
My friend did this with DFI LanParty NF4 SLI-DR (sample) with a Vapochill LS.
RAM was not in 1:1 as he told me, just to test the CPU (3000+, 0441, coz X9 is max)
He told me 400HTT was not a problem for this MB, I want more pictures too.
Last edited by TinTin; 01-06-2005 at 09:26 PM.
CPU: XEON W3540 & Gulftown Q3FE
MB: Asus Rampage III Extreme
RAM: Corsair GT2000C7 2G X 3 ADATA XPG+ 2200+ 2G X 3
SSD: Adata S596 120G
Display Card: Asus EAH 5870
WaterCooling:
Laing D5 Pump + Koolance D5 Top
Radiator: KP 120.3
CPU Block: HeatKiller 3.0 + EK full MB Block
PSU: Antec TPQ 1200W OC
Case: SilverStone TJ-07BW
zzzzzzzzzz. im darn near sick of waiting for nf4 boardsOriginally Posted by xgman
paperlaunches are poop
Do you know if is possible the same with Antec?for $55 you can send it back to pcpower and they will convert it to a 510-Express or a 510-SLI and you are all set for the DFI. Contact pcpower for the details.
Last edited by giorgioprimo; 01-07-2005 at 12:31 AM.
Antec only makes one model which is sleeved and has PCI-E support, that is the NEO. It's a whole different model, I assume they won't do it for you.Originally Posted by giorgioprimo
This is pretty much my take on how SLI mobos will work with ATI cards, if they locked out ATI they would leave themselves in legal hot water.Originally Posted by InvisGreenMan
Would they do that if I had done some modding to my unit already (such as messing around with a different cooling scheme, pots etc)?Originally Posted by longshot
away & gone
omg... you just made me ink...Originally Posted by iboomalot
i read a review of the SLi boards at toms hardware and they said they were able to work Sli without a connector, the drivers were didn't like it too much but it did work.
they also ran one ATi and Nvidia card in each slot, and the nvidia card actually was harder to work than the ATI, with nvidia you had to keep un-installing the ATi card and rebooting, but ATI's card was able to work just fine with nvidia.
Biostar A780 mATX
AMD Phenom II x2 (Unlocked to x4) Stock Clock/Heatsink
ATI X850XTPE Stock
OCZ 2x2GB DDR2-800
Seagate 320GB 16MB Cache Sata 3.0
heatware: skip86
What? give me a link to that. I don't really trust tom's hardware, but that is some nice info.
yea me neither about toms hardware, which was why i was reluctant to even mention it.
the thing about the sli connector is on this same article, but here is direct link to ati and nvidia together
http://graphics.tomshardware.com/gra...rmance-32.html
Edit: maybe i was wrong about which card plays nice and which is difficult, but i know one didn't have as many problems.
Last edited by Skip; 01-07-2005 at 04:01 PM.
Biostar A780 mATX
AMD Phenom II x2 (Unlocked to x4) Stock Clock/Heatsink
ATI X850XTPE Stock
OCZ 2x2GB DDR2-800
Seagate 320GB 16MB Cache Sata 3.0
heatware: skip86
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