I see movement on the horizon.
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I see movement on the horizon.
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All along the watchtower the watchmen watch the eternal return.
Originally Posted by STEvil
Can't see anything from here.
C'mon let it out..........![]()
| Intel Core i5 2500K | Asrock P67 Extreme 6 | Gskill Ripjaws 8GB CL7 |
| Sapphire HD6970 | Creative X-Fi modded | Corsair HX850 | Corsair H60 |
still nothingwtf are they waiting, christmas
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ABIT is workin on their Crossfire mobo and their target is SeptemberAny news from Sapphire............
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| Intel Core i5 2500K | Asrock P67 Extreme 6 | Gskill Ripjaws 8GB CL7 |
| Sapphire HD6970 | Creative X-Fi modded | Corsair HX850 | Corsair H60 |
Ya... actually they even have a poll asking for suggestion and feedback for their upcoming crossfire board....Originally Posted by Afterburner
http://forum.abit-usa.com/showthread...threadid=87043
September
Cant someone manage to get one out before mid august, im fed up with my Gigabyte POS already but i only want to change boards once.
Argh.
G
I can't see how they would have their boards in the shops 6 weeks after taking the board's design decisionOriginally Posted by Afterburner
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Its either retail by September or design completion by then.......VIPs as well as ATI was surprised with DFI @ Computex coz they came up with a Crossfire solution in such a short period of time the chipset was released so I reckon its feasible.........![]()
| Intel Core i5 2500K | Asrock P67 Extreme 6 | Gskill Ripjaws 8GB CL7 |
| Sapphire HD6970 | Creative X-Fi modded | Corsair HX850 | Corsair H60 |
well they can design a base board. Then once the poll ends, they can change the overclocking options on the bios level. Regarding high end crap, they can just change the southbridge.Originally Posted by LowRun
Asus Rampage Formula X48
Intel Q9650 @ 4.33GHZ
OCZ Platinum DDR2-800
Palit 4870x2
Creative Xi-Fi Extreme Music
Corsair HX1000
LL 343B Case
Thermochill 120.3
2xMCP355
KL 350AT
KL 4870X2 FC WB
DD Chipset Block
Well, this is not what the poll seems to be about and the options given would end in very different boards, it seems to me like it would require more than bios settings and a SB to get the different possible versions to work ok.Originally Posted by situman
Source : ABIT IndonesiaOriginally Posted by Afterburner
http://www.abit.or.id/modules.php?op...rder=0&thold=0
...Starting from September 2005, Abit will work with ATI to design motherboard base on ATI Crossfire Chipset ...
ABIT Indonesia
We(ABIT Indonesia) have confirmed this with ABIT Product Manager(ABIT HQ Taiwan) who didnt want his name to be publish....
ABIT HQ
"... in couple of month to come ABIT Engineer will work hard to finish the basic design first, before we start implementing ATI Crossfire Chipset..."
I think ABIT wont be able to complete their Crossfire board until end of this year (Q4 2005) or maybe early neaxt year (Q1 2006)....![]()
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Anyway ... Sapphire, DFI , Asus already finish their basic design... they probably just waiting Green Light from ATI...![]()
Now this makes more sense.Originally Posted by tictac
Yeah, was thinking the same and also that ATI should get their thumbs off their arseOriginally Posted by tictac
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Mmmm this board is interesting. For a single card setup that is.
Dinosaurs are chortling.
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(2) 500gb Hybrid Seagate Raid 1, (2) 2TB WD Red NAS 64mb Raid 1, (5) 1TB Hitachi 32mb Raid 5
There should also be a XFire model.Originally Posted by sysfailur
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man that black board is ugly, they better have the white board.
ALIENS are bringing my next kentsfield based rig in a UFO case!
Originally Posted by fareastgq
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Now how backwards would this be.... run 2 x nvidia SLI cards on an ATI motherboard. LOL
Dinosaurs are chortling.
Lian Li PC1200B, Custom Water Cooling, Lamptron FC5 Fan Controller w/ 4x 120mmx38 Deltas
i7 930 @ 3.8ghz, Rampage III Extreme, 12GB G.Skill PC2000, BFG 260GTXOC, PNY Quadro 380FX
(1) HP LP2475w 24", (2) Dell 2007WFP 20", Corsair AX1200 1200w, 3Ware 9650SE Raid
(2) 500gb Hybrid Seagate Raid 1, (2) 2TB WD Red NAS 64mb Raid 1, (5) 1TB Hitachi 32mb Raid 5
They're probably waiting for the crossfire vid cards to be out on shelves.
thats what I was thinking
That's a good theory, but I sure hope the Sapphire board comes out before September or I'm probably going to give up hope and buy another board.Originally Posted by Mr. Tinker
AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+ 2.8GHz 1.475V
DFI NF4 Ultra-D
eVGA 7900GTO 675MHz+50/1700MHz
2x1GB OCZ Performance 209MHz 2.5-3-2-7
OCZ Powerstream 520W SLI
Seagate 7200.10 320GB 8MB
Hitachi Deskstar 7K250 250GB
Chaintech AV710
But why da heck wait jus for the cards......mobos are the foundation and are needed ASAP and esp after annoucning the PURE series, Sapphire has plenty of world customers interested in the mobo........if the drag to long which they are doin now......ALOT will move on and get a DFI![]()
| Intel Core i5 2500K | Asrock P67 Extreme 6 | Gskill Ripjaws 8GB CL7 |
| Sapphire HD6970 | Creative X-Fi modded | Corsair HX850 | Corsair H60 |
I have to agree. It's a bad business tactic, I think, but it might be what they are doing. I don't want another DFI board, but if Sapphire's board isn't out when I want to buy my system, DFI is going to get my money.Originally Posted by Afterburner
AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+ 2.8GHz 1.475V
DFI NF4 Ultra-D
eVGA 7900GTO 675MHz+50/1700MHz
2x1GB OCZ Performance 209MHz 2.5-3-2-7
OCZ Powerstream 520W SLI
Seagate 7200.10 320GB 8MB
Hitachi Deskstar 7K250 250GB
Chaintech AV710
I have been pushing to get the boards released, sapphire are pretty quiet but on the grapevine I heard end of July mentioned.
We are all waiting, performance on Crossfire looks really impressive, i just hope they can release sooner rather than later.
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