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    Socket 939 785G motherboard!!

    It even has sideport memory:

    http://www.techpowerup.com/index.php?104795

    The motherboard also uses DDR RAM so any old sticks of DDR RAM can be reused!

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    Re: Socket 939 785G motherboard!!

    who would bother? You can get AM2 CPUs for buttons these days, I don't see the point in this board really.
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    Re: Socket 939 785G motherboard!!

    Quote Originally Posted by CAT-THE-FIFTH View Post
    It even has sideport memory:

    http://www.techpowerup.com/index.php?104795

    The motherboard also uses DDR RAM so any old sticks of DDR RAM can be reused!
    with the prices of 939 proccys and ddr ram this is just stupid. sell it all and buy am2 + ddr2 for less tbh
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    Re: Socket 939 785G motherboard!!

    lol - as soon as I saw this headline I thought "That's got to be an AS-Rock"

    *SIGH* yes, you wouldn't build a new PC with this board, but if you had an aging S939 rig as your *only* PC, this would give you an opportunity to reuse those components in a much more appealling end product (e.g. as a lowish power htpc) when you upgrade to a new PC. Definitely a limited market, but then AS-Rock have made a lot of hardware with limited appeal - mostly I think they do it just to prove they can

    Now, if only they'd release a Socket S1 version...

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