FINALLYOriginally Posted by Hornet331
F*** the colors, i want good performance, stability and overclockability.
Hell the board could even be turd brown and puke green, i could care less if its a solid board that can oc.
i was thinking that no one would get what i was trying to say
guess Sioux and you are on the right path
and yet people still complain about gigabyte!
hehe, that one even looks as if it won't cost $400
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hahah, wtf is that?
and to clarify. does this board or does it not have nf200's? i kinda need sli in my i7 build. i dont want to buy new gfx.
Wait for the reviews and product specifications to come out before you get your panties in a wadIt's still a month before you can even buy the boards and you have no clue what the price or performance will be yet.
Looks kinda funky, a bit more contrast and wopedido, Speed racer!
I remember I liked the Sapphire boards, red and white.
Anyways like Hornet says, f it
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Any engineering tweaks on the revised board or is it just about the colours?
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so far the only board that has nf200 is asus work station which has 6 pcie running @ x16 now thats a folding monster board
i already said here that they wont have them nvidia chips for SLI
but considering the size of that heatsink maybe there will be changes in future
Perhaps under that SB heatsink there's a Marvel PATA + SATA Controller
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Why so much cooling for the NB??
the IMC is in the cpu right? whats left to cool?
I believe that the additional SATA controllers are now under there, which is good since those were some hot little buggers.
i would personally like to have a board that looks like a huge pile of turd...that would be sweeeeeeeeet
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FINALLY
i was thinking that no one would get what i was trying to say
guess Sioux and you are on the right path^^^^ read above
As stated in just about every X58 thread in this forum, the NB still gets quite hot.
great looking board.. it's nice to know that Gigabyte is listening to the feedback by us.. (well they always listen, but this is the first time that involving their color schemes :P )
btw Guys, I don't expect Gigabyte to use color like u guys suggested here, coz it sounds more like Asus board.. As a big manufacturer, I believe Gigabyte wants their own identity..
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It does tend to get quite hot. The NB for my 590 SLI chipset-albeit an older generation, blah blah blah-was sizzling. As the computational power increases, the flow of current through the silicon increases, and you have more heat. If you run SLI/Xfire, Raid, overclock, anything like that you will see the heat from the NB and SB jump. Introducing SSD's is only going to increase this as they will increase the bandwidth and current through the SB. Sure, shrinking the parts and lowering voltages will help, but not THAT much, and the complexity of the chipset is just too high for it to be relatively cool. Active cooling is going to be a must pretty soon...
TDP is supposed to drop and i dont see us feeding monster volts in it any more due to memory controller moving to CPU
its a valid point
I don't really care about the colors, but I find it weird that Gigabyte doesn't. It's a fact that there's people out there that do care so I can imagine their persistent use of pastel colors scheme does repel a bunch of potential customers.
PS.
And drop those nasty locking mechanism on the PCIe x16 slots. When I had a Gigabyte i965P board I cut the locks off the slots with pliers...
Seconded.
I say no to crazy heatpipe monstrosities.
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White + Blue would be amazing ... actually a MOBO PCB snow white ... woot woot , dunno why but it turns me on ! X58 Snowwhite edition, 7 Dwarfs optional. Free Apple ticket Inside, poison not included
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Anyways, Sapphire tried white solder mask on their high-end S939 boards and iirc, they had problems with keeping the color from getting ruined during assembly/soldering.
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so trueloooooool
keep loling it
actually there was an interview with an mobo engineer, and he said that the cooling on the eraly production samples (plain heatsink) is more then enough to cool the X58. Need to dig for that interview.
we need some secksi dfi LP colors here
uv coated is very nice
White+Blue FTW! Dodger colors
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