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    I like the layout.

    I kind of wish all boards used the sideways SATA ports like this board.

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    Are they sure it's 780a SLI? It's got onboard graphics (see VGA and DVI connectors on I/O panel)
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    Haven't heard anything about this lately....

    Hopefully that chipset won't be there on the final, like the DFI Ultra-D.. pathetic location that is a problem due to the Vcard actually hitting it.

    I want to see this compare to the 790 series..
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    How is that a good layout?? And its ugly and plain as hell, and looks really cheap.
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    That socket is bare.. wish my Intel boards were like that, would make insulating a cakewalk.

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    nVIDIA isn't inclined to move too fast on this board. They are spending their time on the 780i, etc. I imagine they will come out with it in the February-March time frame...

    Edit: that said, this is a reference board, sold by eVGA and others. While eVGA has great RMA and customer service, the bios and driver support hasn't been fabulous for the 590 series, and I imagine that has more to do with nVIDA than anyone else. Wait for the custom solutions, when they arrive...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zytek_Fan View Post
    Are they sure it's 780a SLI? It's got onboard graphics (see VGA and DVI connectors on I/O panel)
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    hmmm i think it was atis idea to use hybrid cf

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    Both will use hybrid graphics, but ATI's won't have the ability to switch off the VGA til April.

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    Looks like Nvidia really liked the layout of the DFI NF4 eXpert eh?
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    I think its a terrible layout, random sata ports everywhere, poor NB placement and only double spaced pcie slots. It also seems like the ram will run hotter (if only by a bit) because its right above the cpu socket.

    overall its a big thumbs down from me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG View Post
    I think its a terrible layout, random sata ports everywhere, poor NB placement and only double spaced pcie slots. It also seems like the ram will run hotter (if only by a bit) because its right above the cpu socket.

    overall its a big thumbs down from me.
    theres loadsa group of sata at the back of the bored next to ide cable slot ..

    I think it's a nice board Very good layout, if you have money for TRI sli then you obv will have money for WCooling anyways, and also So clear near Processor = love for the EXTREME OC'ers
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jamesrt2004 View Post
    theres loadsa group of sata at the back of the bored next to ide cable slot ..

    I think it's a nice board Very good layout, if you have money for TRI sli then you obv will have money for WCooling anyways, and also So clear near Processor = love for the EXTREME OC'ers
    I see those, but why not just put those two that are in a random place in the same grouping, common logic?. I do agree that the clear proc is nice but the rest is not IMO.

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    im liking this

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    Quote Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG View Post
    I think its a terrible layout, random sata ports everywhere, poor NB placement and only double spaced pcie slots. It also seems like the ram will run hotter (if only by a bit) because its right above the cpu socket.

    overall its a big thumbs down from me.
    What, you don't like e-sata ports at the top of you motherboard?

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    Quote Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG View Post
    I think its a terrible layout, random sata ports everywhere, poor NB placement and only double spaced pcie slots. It also seems like the ram will run hotter (if only by a bit) because its right above the cpu socket.

    overall its a big thumbs down from me.
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    Here is another Phenom mobo with similar layout, but with AMD 770 chipset:



    Now, could someone translate article about this mobo:

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