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  1. 05-01-2008, 08:35 AM #1
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    Gigabyte GA-P45-DQ6









    http://hkepc.com/?id=1083&fs=c1n

    Quad Lan 4Gbps Bonding

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    at least they kept the heatpipes fairly simple
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    Is this a motherboard or a router? I can't tell.
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    OMG! 10 SATA ports, 4 ethernet ports, and 8 USB ports
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    Which chip is that between the PCIe slot's?What's is it for?
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    Quote Originally Posted by kuhla View Post
    Is this a motherboard or a router? I can't tell.

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    4 LAN ports....why???, thus far...i'm loving it!!
    But i need to explore the PCB a bit more.
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    The Firewire ports are gone.....another I/O bracket to be added...god.
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    What is that large chip beside the NB?....has a IHS?, i only see three Realtek LAN chips, where is the fourth?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Richard Dower View Post
    What is that large chip beside the NB?....has a IHS?, i only see three Realtek LAN chips, where is the fourth?
    Do you mean the chip between the PCIe slots?
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  12. 05-01-2008, 08:57 AM #12
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    Yeah..it says IDT, i'm sure i have seen this chip on other boards, was it an MSI board?...is it a PCI-E switch? (it is PCI-E switch)
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    what a crap mobo.
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    the chip between the pci-e slots is IDT PCI-Express Switch , you can use 2x 16x !


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  15. 05-01-2008, 09:12 AM #15
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    Huh?....2 16x slots????, which chip is it?

    http://www.idt.com/?id=162
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    All i can make out from the pic is HPES...
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    There is no generation 2.0 PCI-E chip listed with 32 lanes?
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    That actually looks pretty damn sweet

    I was thinking of getting a P5E...but i think i may end up getting either this, the MSI or the P5Q-E!

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    Translated


    IDT PCI-Express Switch chips, with two 4 x PCI-e


    I think with this chip you can have 32 lines in the Two main PCI-E


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    Yes but the second PCI-E slot is only 8x electrical...take a close look, notice the Texas Instruments chip underneath the cut out notch under the PCI-E slot?...the pins inside only extend to 8x and the rest of the slot if solid plastic.
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    Also notice the old (and crappy) plastic push pins are back on the NB??...X38 featured metal spring screws to secure the NB heatsink better onto the PCB.
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    Oh no! No more IDT chip for extla PCIe lanes ... this chip is unstable like hell and is buggy ... like on Maximus Extreme ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Richard Dower View Post
    Yes but the second PCI-E slot is only 8x electrical...take a close look, notice the Texas Instruments chip underneath the cut out notch under the PCI-E slot?...the pins inside only extend to 8x and the rest of the slot if solid plastic.


    that chip get extra 4x


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    I must say that I like the layout of this board, very symmetrical with lots of ports. But, I'm thinking this board is going to cost a pretty penny.

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    Is that 6 or 12 phase power for the CPU... I'm confused.



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