Somewhat related, Bit-tech has some pictures of the Gigabyte P45 DS5 link
Somewhat related, Bit-tech has some pictures of the Gigabyte P45 DS5 link
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How is gigabyte able to be first? doesn't Asus still get the first samples of chips and all that goodstuff.
GB is a very big company mate
they are always either first or closely follow Asus
and then the rest of the industry slowly trickles through
have a look at the stats from CPUz validations
http://www.canardplus.com/statscpuz-cm-en.html
I like this board, looks like it will be a winner in the mainstream range.
However, the PCI slots placement just bothers me, what happens to soundcard when CF is used?
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Wow... I just hopped on the P35 train last week, HAHAHAHA.
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I'mma waiting now til the P45's are out to get a new board....from P965 to P45 in one fowl swoop![]()
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not bad, I don't really care about the colors, because I don't concern myself with actually looking at the board for too long.
on another note, I'm gonna be buying the G45 variant. I think Gigabyte had one at cebit, but the main pci-e slot was x4 (r u kidding)? So I'll wait for some news and more models to come out.
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http://images.bit-tech.net/content_i...5/overview.jpg
Clearly a photochop, look at the firewire controller thats half embedded into the orange pci-e slot![]()
Can you say "tweak"?
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This looks promising! I can't wait for more implementations like this.
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I just hope they have better working deviders soon![]()
This is definitely going to be my next chipset. Finally, true Crossfire on a mainstream chipset; no more of that x16/x4 garbage.![]()
Those new bios options are insane!!!...tons of new features and options added. I have to say i am (so far) impressed with the PCB changes with the P45, the new 90 degree SATA ports are a must and will remove alot of the issues people had with long graphics cards. The clear CMOS button is an ABSOLUTE must!
This two pin jumper crap Gigabyte used for years is a horror, trying to get to the pins to short them....it was always a nightmare!, now with just a push of a button it'll reset the bios to default.
The upgraded components are very nice, high end Intersil chips such the ISL6336, most current IT8720F Super I/O...Realtek 8111C, dumping the Parrallel port, a revised TPM header.
Dinos...will the bios be updated at some stage to support the new XMP 2.0 profile?, it also seems (much like X48 PCBs) that two 2 phase Intersil chips are being used to provide 2 phase power regulation to the Northbridge and memory. But do we really NEED 10 SATA ports?....8 would be fine, having to use two Silocon Image SiI5723 chips on the PCB seems a waste, and how is the DS5 providing PCI support?...i don't see an ITE IT8213F chip anywhere?, so how are they able to add two PCI slots?
Last edited by Richard Dower; 04-15-2008 at 01:11 AM.
Gigabyte EP45-DQ6 - rev 1.0, F13a bios | Intel Q9450 Yorkfield 413x8=3.3GHz | OCZ ProXStream 1000W PSU | Azuen X-Fi Prelude 64MB X-RAM| WD VelociRaptor 74HLFS-01G6U0 16MB cache 74GB - 2 drive RAID 0 64k stripe | ASUS 9800GT Ultimate 512MB RAM (128 SP!!) | G.SKILL PC2-8800 4GB kit @ 1100MHz | OCZ ATV Turbo 4GB USB flash | Scythe Ninja Copper + Scythe 120mm fan | BenQ M2400HD 24" 16:9 LCD | Plextor 716SA 0308; firmware 1.11 | Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Desktop 8000 | Netgear RangeMax DG834PN 108mbps; firmware 1.03.39 + HAWKING HWUG1 108mbps USB dongle | Digital Doc 5+ | 7 CoolerMaster 80mm blue LED fans | Aopen H700A tower case | Vista Home Premium - 32bit, SP1
It's not!...if you look carefully you'll notice that the second PCI-E slot is only an 8x electrical slot, which means they were able to place the 1394 controller under the PCI-E connector:
http://images.bit-tech.net/content_i...igabyte4-8.jpg
See where the pins end inside the PCI-E slot?...the rest of the slot is solid plastic, a notch is cut out from underneath this section to allow the the 1394 controller chip to be placed, thus saving space on the PCB...it's actually a VERY smart idea!
Last edited by Richard Dower; 04-15-2008 at 01:01 AM.
Gigabyte EP45-DQ6 - rev 1.0, F13a bios | Intel Q9450 Yorkfield 413x8=3.3GHz | OCZ ProXStream 1000W PSU | Azuen X-Fi Prelude 64MB X-RAM| WD VelociRaptor 74HLFS-01G6U0 16MB cache 74GB - 2 drive RAID 0 64k stripe | ASUS 9800GT Ultimate 512MB RAM (128 SP!!) | G.SKILL PC2-8800 4GB kit @ 1100MHz | OCZ ATV Turbo 4GB USB flash | Scythe Ninja Copper + Scythe 120mm fan | BenQ M2400HD 24" 16:9 LCD | Plextor 716SA 0308; firmware 1.11 | Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Desktop 8000 | Netgear RangeMax DG834PN 108mbps; firmware 1.03.39 + HAWKING HWUG1 108mbps USB dongle | Digital Doc 5+ | 7 CoolerMaster 80mm blue LED fans | Aopen H700A tower case | Vista Home Premium - 32bit, SP1
This bios looks like Gigabyte Lanparty![]()
Gigabyte EP45-DQ6 - rev 1.0, F13a bios | Intel Q9450 Yorkfield 413x8=3.3GHz | OCZ ProXStream 1000W PSU | Azuen X-Fi Prelude 64MB X-RAM| WD VelociRaptor 74HLFS-01G6U0 16MB cache 74GB - 2 drive RAID 0 64k stripe | ASUS 9800GT Ultimate 512MB RAM (128 SP!!) | G.SKILL PC2-8800 4GB kit @ 1100MHz | OCZ ATV Turbo 4GB USB flash | Scythe Ninja Copper + Scythe 120mm fan | BenQ M2400HD 24" 16:9 LCD | Plextor 716SA 0308; firmware 1.11 | Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Desktop 8000 | Netgear RangeMax DG834PN 108mbps; firmware 1.03.39 + HAWKING HWUG1 108mbps USB dongle | Digital Doc 5+ | 7 CoolerMaster 80mm blue LED fans | Aopen H700A tower case | Vista Home Premium - 32bit, SP1
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