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    Waiting on more info regarding board availability! Dinos where art though?

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    Quote Originally Posted by tiborrr View Post
    Waiting on more info regarding board availability! Dinos where art though?
    It's supposed to be retail on the 26th. How long do you think after that before the block is out?

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    Well, if you guys did not start making the block yet I'd suggest don't make it at all. The board is priced pathetically, $400 for it. Nobody will buy it at that price. Far cry from the rumored $250.

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    Too good to be true huh?
    God, I dread to think of what it will be in Australia then.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zeropluszero View Post
    Too good to be true huh?
    God, I dread to think of what it will be in Australia then.
    Probably cheaper as our dollar is stronger atm?

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    Quote Originally Posted by tiborrr View Post
    This is (extreme) benchmarking motherboard, not 24/7 gamer/workstation board.
    24/7 is the reason why i got the mobo.. i didnt get the mobo for ln2/subzero cooling

    Quote Originally Posted by tiborrr View Post
    Got the board drawn in CAD already! Block is under development!


    What aluminum plate? The plates are stainless steel!
    awesome! so when will the block become available ?

    just got mine today and im awating on ek full cover block for it


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    Quote Originally Posted by paulbagz View Post
    Probably cheaper as our dollar is stronger atm?

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    Not a chance.


    Where are people getting these boards from? They aren't retail yet are they?

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    Quote Originally Posted by zeropluszero View Post
    Not a chance.


    Where are people getting these boards from? They aren't retail yet are they?
    Well if the price is lower and in US$ then it will be cheaper for Aussies to buy from overseas thanks to the exchange rate atm.

    Haven't seen any retailers on this continent stocking this board yet as it really is aimed at niche overclockers.

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    bumps?

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    retails for $379 here. i think i'll stick with my P6T6 for that.

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    Yeah, the board is just too expensive to be worth it. I do not know what Gigabyte was thinking.

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    I hadn't planned on WCing the mobo this time around but since WCing the GPUs is out (thanks MSI for the custom boards) I might just do it.

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    Doesn't look like it....

    Shame really. It's the first board I'd actually like to put full water on...

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