Yeah I saw that. Kinda weird of DFI but meh I don't even hear the chipset fan on my SLi-D
Yeah I saw that. Kinda weird of DFI but meh I don't even hear the chipset fan on my SLi-D
Shrug, neither did I for the fan on my Abit NF7-S... before it died.
But then, my socket solution isn't exactly quiet. That was my overclocking phase. With more interest in audio equipment now, I am now looking to make my system considerably more quiet than it used to. So it's no longer squeeze every bit of performance out of the system at any cost
If the fan bothers people that much, just rip it off and replace with large heatsink - job done
No fans, so quiet... I was thinking of ASUS A8N32-SLI Deluxe, bur with the x1900 won't use the SLI... I will now wait to see how this new CrossFire MB works out.....
2 more weeks to wait then for the RD580 board....
It has a PCI x1 slot that won't be obscured by a double-height gfx card
But will Scan be stocking them? Pretty sure I read a message saying they weren't going to stock DFI anymore
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Looks like Sapphire have unveiled theirs
http://www.sapphiretech.com/en/produ...w.php?gpid=142
http://www.sapphiretech.com/en/produ...w.php?gpid=141
I always liked the look of the white board
according to Tom's Hardware Abit have the patent on heatpipe chipset cooling & others have to pay them $1 per board royalty.Originally Posted by kempez815
Interesting. Strange they can patent the use of a technology for something specific though.
They didn't develop heatpipes right? You'd think that whoever developped heatpipe would be the ones with the patent (and making heaps of £££.
It's almost like patenting the idea of using toothpaste as TIM.
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