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    Nehalem Motherboards

    Not sure if you guys saw this or not...

    http://www.nehalemnews.com/2008/06/s...boards-at.html

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    Alot of the dual socket board looks like a retard designed them..
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    Quote Originally Posted by Asgard_thor View Post
    Alot of the dual socket board looks like a retard designed them..
    They are for servers, they try to work in a good cooling path and space for as many pci-e 8-16x slots for raid cards as well.

    I like how the mitac board has a mini pci-e slot on it, Intel 4965 AGN on a desktop

    Clean design of the asus TEB-D board would have me sold.
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    So these boards are the lga 1366 equivalent to 965? I guess in the future we'll see their versions of 975, p35, x38, p45, x48?

    The asus looks like a POS old-school foxconn board I have. I hope the performance is a lot better than the boards look. :p
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    so none of the core2 motherboards will work with nehalem?

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    Quote Originally Posted by natty View Post
    so none of the core2 motherboards will work with nehalem?
    no Nehalem uses different sockets.



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    Does anyone else think ASUS's vanilla board is funny? I mean the company's products have always been easy to spot with contrasting colours and heatpipes all over the place.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Asgard_thor View Post
    Alot of the dual socket board looks like a retard designed them..
    yup, but send that supermicro one this way..
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    The Foxconn and Flextronics boards look SICK.


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    IX58-max also was a nice design and plenty of power, that might be my next board.
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    Why is there no x16 slot on the Tyan? Supermicro has some, so why not Tyan? I don't get them...
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    Quote Originally Posted by p2501 View Post
    Why is there no x16 slot on the Tyan? Supermicro has some, so why not Tyan? I don't get them...
    Don't need a video card for a server.

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    What gets me is that they _still_ don't have any good dual CPU MB's with 6 PCIx of at least 8x electrical slots. I mean come on now, for server systems who wants to be capped at ~1GiB/sec w/ PCI-X? It's been how many years now w/ serial interconnect technology, drop the bloody parallel crap.

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    Some of the mobos has no heatsink on the chipset and wow, look at the size of the die too. Its huge.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stevecs View Post
    What gets me is that they _still_ don't have any good dual CPU MB's with 6 PCIx of at least 8x electrical slots. I mean come on now, for server systems who wants to be capped at ~1GiB/sec w/ PCI-X? It's been how many years now w/ serial interconnect technology, drop the bloody parallel crap.
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    Quote Originally Posted by alucasa View Post
    Don't need a video card for a server.
    Yes, and the Supermicro is no server board.

    You can plug an x8 card into an x16 slot, so I'm questioning the fact that Tyan is a bit short-sighted IMO, it's about versatility. No need to try and convince me of your definition of a server board.
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    Quote Originally Posted by p2501 View Post
    Yes, and the Supermicro is no server board.

    You can plug an x8 card into an x16 slot, so I'm questioning the fact that Tyan is a bit short-sighted IMO, it's about versatility. No need to try and convince me of your definition of a server board.
    Lets be nice here.
    There are many definitions of a server board.
    Some see them as any board with 2 sockets.
    I see the ones with X16 slots as workstation boards and the ones with onboard vid as true server boards.
    All these companies will have lines of boards, not just the ones shown here so I expect that all will have both types.
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    SLI works fine and even better with oc past 4Ghz, no issues at all.

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    That said by movieman, all the other boards are crap I know which one he's gonna pick.......super micro cuz after you buy it and 2 nehalems you will need a super micro to see just the tiniest speck of dust in your wallet......thats if you didn't sell the wallet also
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    Quote Originally Posted by chew* View Post
    That said by movieman, all the other boards are crap I know which one he's gonna pick.......super micro cuz after you buy it and 2 nehalems you will need a super micro to see just the tiniest speck of dust in your wallet......thats if you didn't sell the wallet also
    My wallet hasn't had anything in it since divorce #2 back in 2000.
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    Hmmm gonna have to add a sig like mine will do favors err deals yah thats it for nehalem equipment
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    Quote Originally Posted by chew* View Post
    Hmmm gonna have to add a sig like mine will do favors err deals yah thats it for nehalem equipment
    There's a pic a guy posted here a few days ago that shows the feet of two guys in a shower..One pair behind the other.. bar of soap on the floor with this title..
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    I would consider Flextronics TX65H as workstation board, but I can't consider Supermicro X8DTN+ anything other than server board.
    They are going to have more variety available anyway.

    OT, since when MSI entered server market ?
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    time to buy all new heatsinks and waterblocks for that CPU...... here we go again...
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