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    Quote Originally Posted by charged3800z24 View Post
    It is funny how everyone was wondering when they would show up on e-tailers sites.. and no one has said anything about them.. has Anand's site updated their review?.. I wonder if Deneb will sneak out the same...? strange thing at AMD ..
    NDA lift is on Wednesday. I think this chipset will surprise some, just not in the way most think it will.

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    http://www.tweaktown.com/popImg.php?...0GX-M2RSsk.jpg

    Big pic of the DFI board + some "sales info" pdf


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    I am getting that dfi I think


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    That board looks like it could power to Phenoms lol....Needs cooling on those fets..
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    Quote Originally Posted by SocketMan View Post

    I am getting that dfi I think
    I think I'm going to follow your lead.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SocketMan View Post


    Is it true?

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    I think the main features will be the ACC (advanced phenom oc) and the sideport memory to boost the 3DMark numbers.

    Much more interesting for me (as I'm looking for a good HTPC mainboard) is in the short article on page 25 of the german printed ct-mag from monday.

    "more 3D performance (compared to 780G)"
    "Crossfire support"
    "sideport memory"
    "no hybrid power (like nvidia)"
    "ACC"
    "SB750: Raid 5"

    but most important for me: "By chipset optimizations AMD said to have reduced the power consumption of 790GX boards compared to 780G."
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    Does the RS780D offer Hybrid CFX with all AMD cards now? So also with a HD 4870? Not to 'boost' performance, more thinking about powering it down when not needed like nVidia's 780a solution
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    Here's the Asus version.

    source: http://forum.donanimhaber.com/m_25369685/tm.htm



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    Quote Originally Posted by Rammsteiner View Post
    Does the RS780D offer Hybrid CFX with all AMD cards now? So also with a HD 4870? Not to 'boost' performance, more thinking about powering it down when not needed like nVidia's 780a solution
    Yeah i've been hoping for that feature as well. I could care less about Crossfire with an IGP. I'm sure it's not going to work well with a lot of games.
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    @Oliverda


    I'll have to see it to believe,if it is true it's Vista only
    that's for sure.



    Bingo13 tell us everything you know about the "surprise"
    the NDA is lifted by now*

    in Japan at least*


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    Quote Originally Posted by Oliverda View Post


    Is it true?

    They're full of crap
    I have no idea who does their "sales info" it must one of the fud guys,unbelievable:things that they say are in it

    Looks like a "new" socket for AMD,reminds me of something else,what could that be
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    Quote Originally Posted by bingo13 View Post
    NDA lift is on Wednesday. I think this chipset will surprise some, just not in the way most think it will.
    You mean in addition to the overclocking and ACC stuff?

    Is this the "big secret" you mentioned but couldn't talk about?

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    It has a built in hardware IOP for RAID and not just the normal software raid like most motherboards?

    That would be VERY nice. Of course hardware IOP usually isn't as FAST as software on some benchmarks... although it has much less contention... so it would be GREAT anyway. Due to benchmark results most people wouldn't understand WHY it is better. The main benefits of hardware IOP are not something you can measure. EVEN BETTER would be if it came with hardware IOP that completely mimiced a normal drive so you wouldn't need any drivers.

    MY GUESS #2:
    A NEW type of crossfire... compatible with the 4xxx video cards but using a completely different method that is going to WIPE OUT Nvidia. (Or even updates to crossfire that allow for power reduction.)

    MY GUESS #3:
    Each SB750 comes with a built in single cup coffee maker.
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    Quote Originally Posted by keithlm View Post
    You mean in addition to the overclocking and ACC stuff?

    Is this the "big secret" you mentioned but couldn't talk about?

    ================================================

    MY GUESS #1:
    It has a built in hardware IOP for RAID and not just the normal software raid like most motherboards?

    That would be VERY nice. Of course hardware IOP usually isn't as FAST as software on some benchmarks... although it has much less contention... so it would be GREAT anyway. Due to benchmark results most people wouldn't understand WHY it is better. The main benefits of hardware IOP are not something you can measure. EVEN BETTER would be if it came with hardware IOP that completely mimiced a normal drive so you wouldn't need any drivers.

    MY GUESS #2:
    A NEW type of crossfire... compatible with the 4xxx video cards but using a completely different method that is going to WIPE OUT Nvidia. (Or even updates to crossfire that allow for power reduction.)

    MY GUESS #3:
    Each SB750 comes with a built in single cup coffee maker.
    Some surprises are not always pleasant. The big secret is pushed out and that is all I can say. A coffee maker would be nice right now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bingo13 View Post
    NDA lift is on Wednesday. I think this chipset will surprise some, just not in the way most think it will.
    So what were you referring to?

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrMojoZ View Post
    So what were you referring to?
    My bet is he was referring to PCIe 1.1 instead of PCIe 2.0 standard.

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    Quote Originally Posted by informal View Post
    My bet is he was referring to PCIe 1.1 instead of PCIe 2.0 standard.
    I don't think that anyone is going to care what what PCIe version the southbridge uses since the graphic slots are 2.0 compliant.

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    That JR board is nice, although IMO only for SFF/HTPC use. However, when Deneb is out Ive a spare 9850BE... Might as well grab that little baby
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