We managed to grab some quality time at DFI's HQ in Taipei, Taiwan and came away with some shots of the very first LANParty nForce 590 SLI Intel Edition motherboard.
Check it out in this Post-Computex 2006 Headline.
We managed to grab some quality time at DFI's HQ in Taipei, Taiwan and came away with some shots of the very first LANParty nForce 590 SLI Intel Edition motherboard.
Check it out in this Post-Computex 2006 Headline.
Where can I preorder? :D Or is that really nieve and should I wait for the bugs to be smoothed out? :lol:
I WANT ONE! Are these due for release day?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tobeman
I Need One! Conroe For Me Please!
If it ain't an Intel chipset it ain't worth jack imho... especially given nV's previous nForce IE offering!
Nice board and layout though.
1st time that I've noticed SATA ports put on their side like that.
This is the very first DFI LANParty nForce 590 SLI I.E.
DFI reckons that it will be shipping it in time for Conroe release.
Bets are on the first week of August.
Can't wait to get mine :)
... I wanted this one - but the guys had only just got it and there was no way I could lift it :)
... maybe next week :P
Btw, the thumbnail links on the article don't work :(
I hope so - will the core 2 extremem (conrow extreme) be out on july 23rd release?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tarinder
Looks like an excellent mobo, this and Conroe 6600 for me:D
Will the NF5 chipset be anywhere near as hot and un-overclockable as the NF4? I mean the P5ND2-SLI was a nightmare, CPUs would go 500mhz faster and 100mhz greater on the FSB with a 955 or 975x chipset - is NF5 any different?
looks like this will be very eagerly awaited!
Price wise though, i wont be able to afford a decent upgrade until the end of the year so i will be filling up with grief (and cheap beer) early august when my bank balance shows up a nice pretty red colour on the whole in the wall.
However it will interesting to see what people think about Conroe once it's been released, so i can condole myself over that at least :)
Principles of Digital PWM
This circuit has TV1115 chip
In the picture of this DigitalPWM, on the right there is that VT1115 controller, which has quite fast DSP power to get direct voltage level feedback from capasitors behind the inductor bridge.
Before, PWM were often created with slow analog circuit whitch needed huge electrolyte capators. This digital PWM really is measuring the processor hungry every 1.5 MHz cycle it switches those five FETs. It can increase or decrease the switch on time in the very moment the CPU starts to draw more juice out from those tiny capacitors there can now exist.
The www.voltera.com doesn't give any specs from their technology without NDA, but there is in Products page a mention about VT1000-series that can burst continuously 100A @ 1.3V. A bit googling around I found this Vitec inductor bridge, the huge DIP chip there, which just happen to mention the correct VT1115 chip name in application example.
So, we have a big new friend for overclockers in this VT1115 chip. Just put a some megaohm pull-down resistors to feed-back line, and the VT1115 will keep the Vcore voltage a bit higher for these DUALCORE2 beasts!
Wow syke interesting and informative post, so lets hope this board lives up to the hype......personally I have tried too many things as a guinea pig so I will wait for the general consencus before trying NF5, only if this platform can offer significant performance increase over 975x/X1900XTX, then I would consider moving back to Nvidia.
I wonder, could you run Crossfire on this board? I reckon the next generation of Nvidia cards would be the main reason to move back to NF5 and get SLI, its really down to the graphics card manufacturers, at the moment it seems pretty equal.
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