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As with any new architecture, many people would be hesistent to jump on the bandwagon until the first generation mobo kinks are ironed out.
Having said that, companies like Swiftech, and now BP, have a track record of being "late to market" with their engineered products and yet they do fabulously well. Its much better to get something right before release than to rush a product to market, and four revisions later, still doesn't work very well. Won't name any names, but we know who that manufacturer is.
It seems to me that the trick is not to be tied down to mobo specific blocks but to use universal blocks that tend to be readily transferrable to any new fanagled mobo.
Last edited by IanY; 10-24-2008 at 12:44 PM.
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