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    Quote Originally Posted by Kensek View Post
    http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...hlight=rampage

    It's the best board ever built in terms of OCing. Will cost $450 though.

    I can wait for the New X58s and the Intel true Quad Nehalems in 3 months, but Why!

    That's 3 months of fun I'll be Depriving Myself Of!!!!



    I'll just buy an X58 1366socket Mobo and a Nehalem in 3 months.
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    Question about the 2 lan ports. Can I use one of these to connect a Xbox360 to the internet? Wondering why a mobo would have 2 ports when you only need one to connect. I have a cable internet connection. Would be nice not to have to buy a hub/router.

    I want to just be able to plug a ethernet cable into Lan2 on the mobo and connect to the net
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    Quote Originally Posted by rodman View Post
    Question about the 2 lan ports. Can I use one of these to connect a Xbox360 to the internet? Wondering why a mobo would have 2 ports when you only need one to connect. I have a cable internet connection. Would be nice not to have to buy a hub/router.

    I want to just be able to plug a ethernet cable into Lan2 on the mobo and connect to the net
    Teaming. You can team the adaptors together and theoretically double the throughput capability of your ethernet connection.

    OR

    You can connect to two separate LAN's.

    You can bridge two separate LAN's.

    .....etc.

    Lots of scenarios for the use of multiple NIC's.
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    Quote Originally Posted by OVERK|LL View Post
    Teaming. You can team the adaptors together and theoretically double the throughput capability of your ethernet connection.

    OR

    You can connect to two separate LAN's.

    You can bridge two separate LAN's.

    .....etc.

    Lots of scenarios for the use of multiple NIC's.
    So in other words I can not connect a 360 to the other port. Oh well, would have been nice though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rodman View Post
    So in other words I can not connect a 360 to the other port. Oh well, would have been nice though.
    WHat are you trying to do with the 360? You could setup NAT on the other port if you want and give the 360 internet access through your computer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rodman View Post
    Wondering why a mobo would have 2 ports when you only need one to connect.
    Simple answer: i use the second lan to connect my two computers with a crosslink cable. All i can say is that the marvell chip is flawless.

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