It is meant to be supported by the Bearlake P/G chipset supporting DDR3 1066, PCI Express 2.0 and ICH9 coming in the Q2 '07.
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QUOTE(Archaven @ Oct 13 2006, 08:30 AM) This is kind of ridiculous. It's too fast already It won't be using the same slot as extra pins are needed for the increased bandwidth. . As i remember there's a long period of transition from AGP to PCI-E.Now what PCI-Ex32? .. If so hopefully it can be on the same slot so no need upgrade mobo and change everything et. processor, ram, mobo.. |
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QUOTE(Archaven @ Oct 13 2006, 06:21 PM) Technology is really not worth the chase. What i'm hoping for is that NVIDIA or ATI will still keep on developing cards for the PCI-Ex16. Otherwise they are the main culprits in causing enthusiasts or gamers to upgrade Don't chase then, you'll get outdated with those eye-popping candy effects in games and ultra-realistic gaming experience will only be in your dreams Most probably Intel or AMD will be paying them off so there's an urge to push end-users further.  |
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QUOTE(dattebayo @ Nov 5 2006, 05:21 PM) now even AGP8x still enough for a 7600GT to use Still enough? Obviously the AGP is bottlenecking the 7600GT. You just can't get the full performance of it. |
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QUOTE(max_cjs0101 @ Nov 7 2006, 12:27 PM) DDR2 oso not widely used oso..I dont think DDR3 will come out so soon.Maybe bout third quarter of 2007.. Intel is developing a codenamed bearlake chipset which support DDR3  |
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