ASUS P6T Series Features New Intel X58 Chipset

[Blauhung]

while I don't think I should give out actual die sizes, I can probably say that Tylersburg is smaller then both Bearlake (G35/P35) and Seaburg (X5400) are larger then Tylersburg, with Eaglelake (G45/P45) being smaller then Tylersburg by about the same ammount that Bearlake and Seaburg are larger. While I don't know much about what is taking up all the space that should have been freed up by no longer having integrated graphics on die like the P35/P45 have, I do know that since Tylersburg is a server chipset, there is a lot of stuff devoted to handling all the cross traffic that will be going through the QPI links. Just keep in mind that the X58 platform is a server chip that was fit into the enthusiast space because it has the PCIe lanes and overclocking functionality we want.

[Katanai]

Just keep in mind that the X58 platform is a server chip that was fit into the enthusiast space because it has the PCIe lanes and overclocking functionality we want.

That's exactly what I was thinking when looking at the pics. It's like now they are bringing server features to the mainstream. That doesn't look like a PC board to me...

[JCornell]

That's exactly what I was thinking when looking at the pics. It's like now they are bringing server features to the mainstream. That doesn't look like a PC board to me...

Can called it Workstation if you like, almost server
Not quite right ? how about High End Desktop ...
The point is how the manufacture called it ...