The Gigabyte X38T-DQ6 supports DDR3 memory; the X38 (without the T) goes with DDR2. Expect both products to be feature monsters, as they come with 12-phase voltage regulators, lots of add-ons and a pile of software and overclocking features. - Picture Story

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Intel X38 Motherboard Gallery

9:10 PM - June 4, 2007 by The Editors of Tom's Hardware
Source: Tom's Hardware – Keywords: intel-x38-motherboard-gallery
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The Gigabyte X38T-DQ6 supports DDR3 memory ; the X38 (without the T) goes with DDR2. Expect both products to be feature monsters, as they come with 12-phase voltage regulators, lots of add-ons and a pile of software and overclocking features.

Foxconn's X38 board is called X38A. All products on display are equipped with DDR memory modules by Oxcco, which is Foxconn's partner.
X38 Diamond uses conventional heat sinks rather than heat pipes. However, it comes with four x16 PCI Express slots and an eight-phase voltage regulator, which is usually hard to find in MSI's portfolio. All components are color-coded, and the board suppor

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