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The only board that was available to us at the time of testing was the Gigabyte GX-X38-DQ6. It is a DDR2-only board.
Buyers are going to cringe at the prices of X38 boards. Apparently, you can expect to pay around $283.
Gigabyte has set its recommended retail price for the X-38-DQ6 at $338, with the DQ5 version still costing $310.
We have compiled a list of motherboard makers that have already announced the model names of their X38-based boards.
| X38-Boards | |
|---|---|
| Abit | IX38-MAX |
| Abit | IX38-QuadGT |
| Albatron | PXX38 |
| Asus | P5E3 |
| Asus | P5E3-WS |
| Asus | Maximus Extreme |
| Asus | Maximus Formula |
| Biostar | TX38D3-A7 |
| DFI | X38-T2R |
| DFI | X38-T3R |
| Foxconn | X38A |
| Gigabyte | X38-DQ6 |
| Gigabyte | X38-DS5 |
| Gigabyte | X38T-DQ6 |
| Gigabyte | X38T-DS5 |
| Intel | BoneTrail |
| MSI | X38 Diamond |
| Supermicro | C2SBX |
Ten companies have already announced the names of their products. Interestingly, Intel shines with a real product name, foregoing a cryptic designation for the first time.
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