True 4X4 mobo pic
Forum CPU & Components : CPUs - True 4X4 mobo pic
| Quote : DailyTech has obtained a couple of images of an upcoming motherboard for AMD’s 4x4 enthusiast platform. The motherboard is an ASUS L1N64-SLI WS powered by two NVIDIA nForce 680a MCPs. Two socket-1207 processors are supported with four memory slots—two slots per processor. With two nForce 680a MCPs the ASUS L1N64-SLI WS features 12 SATA 3.0 Gbps ports and one PATA for storage connectivity. There’s also an additional e.SATA port on the back I/O as well. |
I believe there is a IDE connector... Can even see it in the photos... No Floppy drive though...IDE is beside the 12 SATA ports, Floppy is along the bottom, below the PCI/PCIe slots. 
Folding anyone? 
I could have sworn I saw some of these pics like a month ago already. Anyhow 
for me for 300 posts (wish I could have some more free time at work to push up the pace)
| Quote : Eh, sorry I skim. Didn't notice your post. :-P I agree with you! Ahh, but if flash hard drives come into play, that should reduce the amount of energy used too. My guess is AMD knows a way to reduce CPU energy useage even more, and is trying to implement that into ATI cards. |
eh...nobody(especially runswindows95) noticed my post. I guess i'll start posting in huge/red. I swear people do this to make themselves look smart, or just raise thier post count. 
| Quote : Eh, sorry I skim. Didn't notice your post. :-P I agree with you! Ahh, but if flash hard drives come into play, that should reduce the amount of energy used too. My guess is AMD knows a way to reduce CPU energy useage even more, and is trying to implement that into ATI cards. |
eh...nobody(especially runswindows95) noticed my post. I guess i'll start posting in huge/red. I swear people do this to make themselves look smart, or just raise thier post count.
You say something Tanker?
I forget the "1" and the world stops. 
| Quote : Eh, sorry I skim. Didn't notice your post. :-P I agree with you! Ahh, but if flash hard drives come into play, that should reduce the amount of energy used too. My guess is AMD knows a way to reduce CPU energy useage even more, and is trying to implement that into ATI cards. |
eh...nobody(especially runswindows95) noticed my post. I guess i'll start posting in huge/red. I swear people do this to make themselves look smart, or just raise thier post count.
What?
Yo Jack, I know it's a little late for this, but I meant ~$500 for ONE high end FX processor, for a total of $1,000 for a 4x4 setup. The FX-70, 72, and 74 should be binned and priced accordingly. The Wikipedia 4x4 article claims a pair will start "well under" $1,000. No way they would price two at only $500, they would never recover the R&D costs (not for a long time anyway). It would be a loss of Xbox proportions (Microsoft actually didn't break even on the Xbox until Halo 2 came out).
I know, I know, any sharikou/Inquirer yahoo could edit the wiki 8O , but hopefully someone can confirm this elsewhere, plus I think it's likely anyway.
Two more thoughts, will they put two FX's in one box? If so, will it be possible to run only one on a "normal" AMD board? Would this be a viable alternative to Conroe? Are my constant questions annoying? 
| Quote : Eh, sorry I skim. Didn't notice your post. :-P I agree with you! Ahh, but if flash hard drives come into play, that should reduce the amount of energy used too. My guess is AMD knows a way to reduce CPU energy useage even more, and is trying to implement that into ATI cards. |
eh...nobody(especially runswindows95) noticed my post. I guess i'll start posting in huge/red. I swear people do this to make themselves look smart, or just raise thier post count.
You say something Tanker?hehehe..in 41 years, i've actually gotten used to being ignored....i guess. 
| Quote : Yet, if and only if that is your dog in your avatar, I never miss a post of yours because I love dogs and one of my three is much like your own. |
She(Daisy) is ~ 3 years old. German Shepherd/Australian Cattle Dog(Blue-Healer). Only ~ 40lbs., but the quickest dog i've ever seen for her size. She's a retard, and loads of fun.
PS. Also most humorous looking, as someone had cropped her tail(we rescued her).
| Quote : U.S. distributors claim the ASUS L1N64-SLI WS will have an MSRP of $480 without bundles, but the street price will probably be much less. |
Considering the price of this..
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6813131074
Something tells me 4x4 motherboards alone will be over $410.Notice that Baron Matrix is uncharacteristically absent from this thread?There aren't many threads about 4x4, that he doesn't chime in on, and i'm assuming that the suggested retail price of the mobo puts a lid on his insistance that the 4x4 mobo's will only be $200-$250. His wet-dream is turning out to be about a dog. 8O
| Quote : Eh, sorry I skim. Didn't notice your post. :-P I agree with you! Ahh, but if flash hard drives come into play, that should reduce the amount of energy used too. My guess is AMD knows a way to reduce CPU energy useage even more, and is trying to implement that into ATI cards. |
eh...nobody(especially runswindows95) noticed my post. I guess i'll start posting in huge/red. I swear people do this to make themselves look smart, or just raise thier post count.
Is that how you got yours? Cuz I have yet to see anything but you whining that nobody reads your whiney posts...:-P Chalk that one up to my forum user status and post numbers. Yeah baby!
As for your post about there being a floppy and an IDE connector...I saw it, but didn't notice or give a $hit who it was. Still don't. I'm sorry, who are you? Nvm, I don't care. I pretty much was just agreeing with the fact that there were both, and I was skimming, so I saw it mentioned, but wasn't sure if it was a "yes there are" or if it someone just said "looks like there might be" This mobo is overloaded anyway, can't be a final design...it's too ridiculous. :-P
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