Read more.Supports Intel's Core i7, has six triple-channel DIMM slots, and a pair of PCIe x16 slots to play with.
Read more.Supports Intel's Core i7, has six triple-channel DIMM slots, and a pair of PCIe x16 slots to play with.
That is one SWEET board.
I'm surprised ASUS haven't integrated their own Xonar card on to their own motherboard, instead ASUS uses a chip from their fiercest soundcard rival, then again ASUS doesn't manufacture their own sound chips. I really hope that Supreme X-Fi is the real EMU20K deal and not the CA0106 crap, makes the onboard X-Fi a bit redundant.
EDIT: Just looked at spec, only does EAX4 i.e. no EAX5. Looks like it is the CA0106
Last edited by DDY; 25-02-2009 at 10:04 PM.
This board looks seriously interesting. I know I'm not the first to say this, but the "I wonder how much it'll cost?" question lingers.
If it was as expensive as other x58 mobos, it'd be a very, very expensive mATX mobo.
They're more niche than other X58 boards, so I wouldn't be surprised if they cost even more to be honest. Top of the range enthusiast boards in an mATX format and all those features will not be cheap.
Seen some prices on this.
http://www.google.co.uk/products?q=a...tf-8&scoring=p currently shows one seller (Kikatek) listing it at £198, whereas other (better-known (to me anyway)) sellers list at around £215.
Scan (who I'd prefer to buy from if I was in the immediate market) says "Call". Does that mean they are bored and want to chat? (Joke.)
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