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    Quote Originally Posted by demonkevy666 View Post
    IDE if your going to use a raid card because they don't support CD/DVD/Blu-ray drives.....

    4 pci-express slots at 2.0 are going to need a lot of power to support them for 16x, I wonder if x58 boards have all 6 slots at 8x.

    on side note adding suff like this

    32mb-256mb sound card cache

    64mb-2gb Raid cache DVD supported

    512mb-2gb video gddr3 to gddr5

    fully integrated 7.1 sound DVI HDMI display port,coaxial and optical support.

    4 pci express x16 slots all fully 2.0 1-3 pci express slots 1-3PCI slots. up to 10 slots. belike adding it to the bottom of the board like and expansion for the motherboard and . with a dust cover when not in use

    TV tuner integrated with High end video card and cooling soultion. low end card for 2Dand vista areo clock low power mode.

    all would = $1,000 for the board.
    Err...

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    http://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd...opus,6364.html

    "Now onto the AM3 platform definition. Socket AM3 is designed to exclude AM2 and AM2+ parts – has DDR3-1333 memory support. Thermal monitoring is moving over entirely to Thermal Sense Interface (TSI) monitoring – no more Diode based monitoring. Phasing out of Diode based monitoring has already begun with current products being pressed and net yet shipped. PCI VR control is also scheduled to be phased out for all future AM3 processors."

    What is the PCI VR control? What is it for?

    Voltage regulator?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oliverda View Post
    http://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd...opus,6364.html

    "Now onto the AM3 platform definition. Socket AM3 is designed to exclude AM2 and AM2+ parts – has DDR3-1333 memory support. Thermal monitoring is moving over entirely to Thermal Sense Interface (TSI) monitoring – no more Diode based monitoring. Phasing out of Diode based monitoring has already begun with current products being pressed and net yet shipped. PCI VR control is also scheduled to be phased out for all future AM3 processors."

    What is the PCI VR control? What is it for?

    Voltage regulator?
    Alot more than a voltage regulation, explained here If it doesn't have multiple meanings > http://www.tarek.com/pcie_overview.htm
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    Quote Originally Posted by dinos22 View Post
    ever since AMD died off you kinda dissapeared
    i am not surprised at all to see you think it's 2007
    this year or two definitely are forgettable for true AMD enthusiast (NO i'm not talking about you freak lynch mob fanbois but normal ppl like chew* )

    just surprised that s7 has not surfaced yet lol
    Guess who just resurfaced ( according to my inbox ) dino
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    Quote Originally Posted by chew* View Post
    yah s7's been pmed' as well as a couple of "my people"

    Look what i found


    Not to be confused with this.......Look close at the model #
    http://usa.asus.com/prog_content/mid...spx?model=1984


    Still searching however I did get a pic of a reference AMD board not sure if DDR 3. Hopefull someone can identify notch placement, I'll get pic up in a few.
    I want this! I just need money for DDR3.

    I hope they change the position of the 24 pin power. Why behind the pci-e 1x?

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    chew* that board looks like ddr2
    ddr2 notches are more centric whereas ddr3 notches are more to one side.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chew* View Post
    Alot more than a voltage regulation, explained here If it doesn't have multiple meanings > http://www.tarek.com/pcie_overview.htm
    That is PCIe VR not PCI VR! Maybe they mean PCI slots in general?

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    Erm... sorry for the noobish question, but the above motherboard which AMD CPU's will that support.

    I don't suppose its too much to hope for an AMD Skulltrail equivalent?

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    Have you ever heared something about the ASUS M4A78 PRO?

    ftp://ftp.asus.com.tw/pub/asus/mb/socketAM2/M4A78_PRO/
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oliverda View Post
    Have you ever heared something about the ASUS M4A78 PRO?

    ftp://ftp.asus.com.tw/pub/asus/mb/socketAM2/M4A78_PRO/
    You can inspect it with that tool (found on rebelhaven).

    http://www.lejabeach.com/sisubb/AMIBCP313.zip.

    I skimmed over the bios strings seems it's an DDR2 board (see bios strings at 0x069F).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Particle View Post
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    Other than that I'm pretty flexible.
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    My Asus M3A79-t deluxe has one PS2 that does either Mouse or keybaord..kinda nice if you need it.
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    The dang 790FX can do dual CPUs I want a board with dual NORMAL not server CPUs.

    8x8

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    8x8

    Screw the old 4x4 idea.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DaMulta View Post
    The dang 790FX can do dual CPUs I want a board with dual NORMAL not server CPUs.

    8x8

    8 Cores 8 GPUs

    8x8

    Screw the old 4x4 idea.
    screw that I'll take a 4 way socket with HT3.1. NUMA memory bandwidth is awesome 22.5gbs and 4 16x 2.0 slots with two north bridges. since this would be a shanghai inspired board why not call it Godzilla lol
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    If you did that it might be a trap
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    Gonna see If I can do a cheesy board layout as I don't have a nice program to do it, see what it looks like with all thats been mentioned. I realized one thing, that if we have widely spaced crossfire that a single PCI will have to be above the x16 slot and not below it.
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    Drop firewire.
    Drop onboard sound.
    Ensure there's 2 onboard NICs.
    FarTooMany Stage VRM, with standard mounting fittings so we can all get aftermarket VRM blocks in the same way as CPU blocks. Charge an extra £20 to pay for it by all means, but overkill on the VRM for nice smooth power.
    No heatsinks or fans, on NB/SB/VRM I don't want to pay for something I immediately throw it away. Have it as an optional extra.
    Make a backplate that actually fits, or just don't bother. Edit : I mean an I/O plate thingy.
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    Nobody wants external SATA, stop it.

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    NO I ran out of cables the other day!!!!


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    I would opt for just more usuable cables, etc 90 degree sata's but now this stuff is trivial. motherboard design and layout is of utmost importance, bundled stuff is trivial.
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    Please stick with two colors max! I want some sexy black and orange or black and red, like you do for the Intel board. Even black and purple
    And we want 8+2 power sections. Don't be scimping with w 4+1 ot 5+1

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oliverda View Post
    Good I checked this thread first, was about to post it

    Well, what can I say... it actually doesnt feel like 'Oh yeah', it's just like current motherboards but with DDR3 slots. But, it does mean Deneb is coming very close now, and that's awesome

    One major thing Im hoping for is motherboard manufacturers will start producing good quality products now for AM3, from Asus more ROG boards and from DFI more UT boards. Because right now it's just retarded IMO
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    I hope the manufactores soon trash that ugly ass yellow :s havent seen it being pretty on any boards.

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