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- Nehalem - Tri-Channel Memory What will you be getting - 3x 1GB or 2GB
- Any i7 adopters out there?
- Core i7 Build
- I've got new machine (I7+ Asus P6T etc') and my temp' is too high!
- Dual core or quad core?
- How to OC i7 and EVGA X58 mobo to 3.5-4Ghz?
- How do I overclock my CPU
- Help! Bought Asus P6t6 WS vs P6t Deluxe - does a WS motherboard work?
- NVIDIA to allow SLI mode to Intel X58 boards
- EVGA X58 Motherboard Confirmed - don't get set on other offerings just
- i7 come with heatsink
- x58 ich10r
- i7 processor temperature
- ich10r
- pci express x1 card in x16 slot
- passive power supply
- sli compatibility
- motherboard components
- will a pci card fit in a pci express slot
- esata port multiplier
- ssd power usage
- best ddr3 memory for i7
- pci express x16 vs pci express x4
- asus oc utility
- power phase design
Source: Tom's Hardware – Keywords: nehalem, x58, motherboard
Categories: Overclocking, Intel, Microsoft Windows 7, Windows Tech Talk, Overclocking Academy
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And so it begins. The first motherboard to land in our lab (besides Intel’s own X58 platform, which remains under embargo, but is hardly a secret given its presence at IDF) is ASUS’ P6T Deluxe. This ASUS plaform seems to be targeted at both overclockers and workstation customers. After all, it includes a USB-powered OC Palm device, used for handheld overclocking and an onboard SAS controller, which enables high-availability storage at a considerable premium for those who need more enterprise-like functionality.
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Personally I've got my eye on the P6T. I don't need tri-sli, but I do need an open PCI express slot for my Xonar D2X, preferably not one of the x16 slots where I'll need to cut bandwidth to graphics card(s) to make it work. That 4x slot looks like it just might have the clearance.
Plus it doesn't look as horrendous as some of the other boards.
Very nice eye candy, guys. Some of the boards look exotic due to coloring schemes, while others look exotic due to components and layout. I'll definitely be looking forward to the benchmarks.
Interestingly enough, the only one we've seen so far with the PCI Express x16 slots spaced properly AND not requiring a larger case is the EVGA X58 board, which we don't have in the lab yet (Thomas actually saw this first). How's that for some irony?
So Newegg will be shipping free hacksaws with these boards for Christmas?
"You're an enthusiast? Prove it!"
@BallistaMan
I think that all 3 PCI-E x16 ports are capable of running at X16 but not when doing SLI. If I'm not mistaken Nvidia limits X16 tri-SLI to boards with a NForce 200 chips to create a market for them.
However I guess we'll know for sure closer to the time.
More specifically, X58 doesn't have enough available PCI Express connectivity, so you end up with two x16 connections, the second one divided into 2 x x8
Not that anything on the market could actually utilize the rip-snortin' bandwidth of three 16x slots.
that hand held overclocking tool, while not entirely necessary, could prove to be handy.
that hand held overclocking tool, while not entirely necessary, could prove to be handy.
When I first saw that I thought I had misclicked somewhere and was looking at some PDA. It's definitely cool.
"picture 36 of 34".... hmmm
Added a couple of extras at the end and for one reason or another it didn't register. Looking into it ;-)
Thats hot ! price ? 350$ ?
Vendors are still working on final pricing, but that information should be available in time for the release.
ok time to try out intell for my self . that p6t deluxe is sweet . that pda oc tool is cool . and i dont have to restart just to get into the bios for oc . veary veary nice . i just hope the i7 dont flop like the am2+ did at launch .
Just a little tidbit for the folks who read the comments: the latest GeForce 180 driver pack for Vista does in fact enable two- and three-way SLI on X58. It's quite something.
I like the MSI X58 Eclipse...It gets the job done.
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Nice work.
Too many pages. You could have cut the page count down by 75% easily
2 and 3 way sli on x58 ? i cant wait to read the review on that