According to Anandtech X48 could arrive at the end of Q1 2008. That's a long time...
http://www.anandtech.com/cpuchipsets...spx?i=3120&p=3
According to Anandtech X48 could arrive at the end of Q1 2008. That's a long time...
http://www.anandtech.com/cpuchipsets...spx?i=3120&p=3
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The digital PWM will not last.
^^^ hmmm dats not good news
But still DFi and now even ABIT seem to have adopted Digital PWM, why??
see the post by Oskar Wu in the last week.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=160592
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Mine Abit Ab quad gt mobo is still going like there was no tomorrow since jan/feb, but that is with only a dual core at 500mhz fsb. So i dont think the statemant is valid.
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My company sells many things, including components from Abit and DFI.
Most of the problems on the newest high-end DFI and Abit boards are caused by the digital pwm.
P35-T2R motherboards seem to be dropping like flies, 7pcs down already from 30pcs total sold units I think.
On broken boards pwm usually makes cracking and popping sound when the board is trying to power up.
Also few Abit QuadGT, IN9-Max and DFI nF680i boards have been changed because similar issues, but the RMA rates are very close to normal on these.
I do not have anything against digital pwm, but I must say I really haven´t seen a burned "traditional" cpu pwm since Gigabyte K8N times.
i burned up one or two digital PWM's on my QuadGT board a few weeks back...i took the HS off and remounted it with nuts and bolts...apparently i turned to many turns on one side so it was not sitting flat on the opposite end, so 2 of the 5 PWM's were not touching the HS...it was ok until i P95 my quad core, which was a "G0"...it took only about 90 seconds to smell that sweet burning aroma!
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What about ASUS P5K series and blowing capacitors?
From my experiences with digital PWM I would say that they provide more stable Vcore. When me and my friend benched same E6700 on Ln2 on P5B dlx, P5K and QuadGT, QuadGT allows us to clock CPU highest with lowest Vcore.
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release date has slipped a week on Yoyotech Has been showing 15th up till late pm.
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LOL...is those links gnawing at you?...i wasn't quick enough with the camera to get a picture of the smoke permeating the room.Originally Posted by Ace-a-Rue
i burned up one or two digital PWM's on my QuadGT board a few weeks back...i took the HS off and remounted it with nuts and bolts...apparently i turned to many turns on one side so it was not sitting flat on the opposite end, so 2 of the 5 PWM's were not touching the HS...it was ok until i P95 my quad core, which was a "G0"...it took only about 90 seconds to smell that sweet burning aroma!
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well 15th is monday, so we dont have long to waitslipped a week = 22/10 as per link = not so goodHas been showing 15th up till late pm
@ace date is for both as far as i know follow link i gave the store i showing both
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one time i bought 5 of the same boards from the UK...getting it done was difficult since the place i found was not dealing with international orders at the time...after talking to the webmaster of the website, he made a special pitch to the boss of the company and it was done...i would venture that purchasing one board would not have completed the deal but five was the charm!
i generally stay away from international orders (always more expensive than USA orders) unless it is from canada.
i was thinking the release date for the USA is going to be a week or two later than in the UK...do you know?
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Im waiting for the X98 . seriously when this X38 from ABIT is coming out?
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Originally Posted by Evanesco
I'm in the uk anyway so suits me, sorry no idea on US release
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