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    It's a Foxconn SLI motherboard

    ...That much is obvious from the picture, but what else is there to be said about this board?



    Surely you'll let us know, and of course we'll let you know what we make of the board, when the time is right.
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    • Bull Dog's system
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    Foxconn's SLI mobo based off the nForce5 dual x16 platform. TechPowerUp! has a nVidia presentation saying it was their a reference board, but it was clearly this one. Unfortunately that presentation has been removed.
    Last edited by Bull Dog; 17-05-2006 at 02:42 AM.
    See System Specs.

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    That a 4x PCIe slot ?
    Now how long till we see somthing that fits in it :\
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    • Bull Dog's system
      • Motherboard:
      • ASUS M3A32-MVP
      • CPU:
      • AMD Phenom II 940 @3.6GHz
      • Memory:
      • 4x2GB DDR2
      • Storage:
      • 1x1TB Hitachi, 2x400GB Seagate, 1x250GB Hitachi (all SATA)
      • Graphics card(s):
      • Radeon 5870
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      • Enermal Liberty 500w
      • Case:
      • Coolermaster Centurion 590
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    DFI has had an x4 slot on their nForce4 Ultra/SLI boards for ages now.... And the beatuy of PCI-e is that you can plug a x1 device into that x4 slot.
    See System Specs.

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    or a x8 device, if you have a knife handy or can convince foxconn they should be using the open ended pcie connectors instead...

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    • Elessar_VPR's system
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    Is it an AM2 or 775 socket though?

    Im gonna guess the latter ....

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    AM2, as it's based on the nForce 590 from what i heard it's a good overclocker, i myself ordered an ASUS M2N Deluxe wireless.

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