790Fx board ooks like a revamped K9A2-P with better mostfet/pwm/Vr section an sb750, add big buttons like asus buttons, angled sata.
it's got the same basic lay out.
wonder when Nvidia will get on board with this N880A or NGTXA ? lol
790Fx board ooks like a revamped K9A2-P with better mostfet/pwm/Vr section an sb750, add big buttons like asus buttons, angled sata.
it's got the same basic lay out.
wonder when Nvidia will get on board with this N880A or NGTXA ? lol
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You didn't get the memo? 1 hour 'Fugger time' is equal to 12 hours of regular time.
im wondering why they are putting the nb next to the mosfets on these am3 boards. i have seen multiple boards have this.
cheaper cooling?
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Did you really say that?The slots would be nicer in red.
I may have to find a new forum, as all you guys are talking about color combinations....
anyone want to pick out curtains next? how bout some flower arranging
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Its the 790FX chipset.I'm not sure what are you saying here.My guess is that you said AM3 CPUs are not available yet?That's correct,but as of next month,you will be able to buy 925 and lower models of AM3 Phenom IIs and use it with this board.
@Caveman787 (before your edit
Where did you see 8x pcie slots(i guess you meant 8x)?
790FX can support PCI-E 2.0 x16 in 2 ports simultaneously, and if you run 3 you will get x16 + x8 + x8 or with 4 ports, x8 + x8 + x8 + x8. Now PCI-E 2.0 x8 is effectivly PCI-E 1.1 x16.
The 790GX chipset only supports PCI-E 2.0 x16 in 1 port, so in crossfire you will get x8 + x8 on each.
Now I will wait for an upgrade. NB890 will support 4 PCI-E 2.0 x16 for Crossfire X, and SB800 will have enhanced ACC functions so these 790FX/SB750 AM3 boards isn't something I can say i look forward too.
The GD-70 looks great but I will wait and see what DFI bring out, anyway I will only move to AM3 in 2010 if this recession starts to bite.
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Did you really say that?
I may have to find a new forum, as all you guys are talking about color combinations....
anyone want to pick out curtains next? how bout some flower arranging
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