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[G3D] MSI Big Bang Trinergy review
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MSI went back to the drawing board, came up with a new concept called the Big-Bang series motherboards. Today we take a peek at the MSI P55 GD80 Big bang Trinergy -- with the Tri for triple lovin' on top of the regular GD80 functions, yes it makes the mainboard 3-way SLI compatible. Next to all the cool features the board already offers MSI added a few more extra's next to the fantastic design, V-Kit control, the mystical finger touch buttons. With the Trinergy MSI adds....... |
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Where are you buddy?
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thats what im asking too.
the only good thing about the big bang mobo was the lucid hydra chip.. now is just another p55 boards.
Originally Posted by justarealguy
Where are you buddy? |
the only good thing about the big bang mobo was the lucid hydra chip.. now is just another p55 boards.
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I was looking forward to Lucid. It would allow me to still use my 9800GTX+'s
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well why bother? What device could you possibly use that needs USB 3.0 bandwidth, and furthermore, how many devices are there using USB 3.0?
Originally Posted by M3T4LM4N222 I was hoping USB 3.0 would be on this board, but MSI said they didn't plan to jump on the wagon :'( |
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Just about anything maxes out 60MB/s of USB2.0 (In a best case scenario)...
And there's a few USB 3.0 things coming out, granted, we don't have them here in Aus.
Originally Posted by T3h_Ch33z_Muncha well why bother? What device could you possibly use that needs USB 3.0 bandwidth, and furthermore, how many devices are there using USB 3.0? |
And there's a few USB 3.0 things coming out, granted, we don't have them here in Aus.
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well what devices do you use on USB? Mouse, keyboard, flash drive, printer... what could possibly need that much bandwidth?
Originally Posted by Brutuz Just about anything maxes out 60MB/s of USB2.0 (In a best case scenario)... And there's a few USB 3.0 things coming out, granted, we don't have them here in Aus. |
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Flash Drives, External Hard Drives, anything that you put files on can put them on much faster...
Originally Posted by T3h_Ch33z_Muncha well what devices do you use on USB? Mouse, keyboard, flash drive, printer... what could possibly need that much bandwidth? |
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I highly doubt there is a flash drive in existence which can do >60MB/s. Most do 5-15MB/s. As for external hard drives, that's what eSATA was invented for
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Originally Posted by Brutuz Flash Drives, External Hard Drives, anything that you put files on can put them on much faster... |
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Yes, no single flash drive can max out 60MB/s, but USB is like PCI, the bandwidth is shared. Read this.
And besides, USB3.0 can transfer 100MB/s more than eSATA can.
Originally Posted by T3h_Ch33z_Muncha I highly doubt there is a flash drive in existence which can do >60MB/s. Most do 5-15MB/s. As for external hard drives, that's what eSATA was invented for
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And besides, USB3.0 can transfer 100MB/s more than eSATA can.
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