Small but of information here: http://www.techradar.com/news/comput...hmarked-487131
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It's just meant for workstations and servers.
Originally Posted by USlatin Here is an other article on the ASUS board on Tom's: http://www.tomshardware.com/news/asu...oard,7211.html Will it be an enthusiast board? |
And "24GB of Unbuffered RAM"
Nice link huh?
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I had heard about this one, that is why I keep asking and looking for this sort of thing... something tells me we might be able to OC a bit... is that way too much wishful thinking?
Nice link huh?
I had heard about this one, that is why I keep asking and looking for this sort of thing... something tells me we might be able to OC a bit... is that way too much wishful thinking?
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I don't think we'll ever see two i7 chips on a board; the 5500 xeons have an extra quickpath interface to communicate with the other processor, and i7 chips don't. I think there's a good chance that there will be boards out there that allow you to overclock, although i don't know if you'll see anything INTENDED for overclocking. Hopefully we'll have the chance to turn a 5520 into a 5550 by bumping it up to the full base clock though...
I think the real question is whether or not we will ever see sli/crossfire on a dual processor board- I haven't seen anything indicating that we will.
Originally Posted by USlatin Yea, that's why I asked... any chance we'll be able to OC Xeons though? Or get a two i7 board? |
I think the real question is whether or not we will ever see sli/crossfire on a dual processor board- I haven't seen anything indicating that we will.
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Now for me. CPUs are more important than GPUs most of the time for editing.
Originally Posted by markatto I think the real question is whether or not we will ever see sli/crossfire on a dual processor board- I haven't seen anything indicating that we will. |
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