I will not write those shit out, so just kindly links to this P35 & G33
and read on it.

After reading this, then post your arguements about their comments.

For me, it stop me to approach with this P35 & G33 chipset series because the X38 & G35 will coming at this Q3 2007 a.k.a September 2007
and the price of P35 & G33 will reduce as usual just within 3 months start from now.

So what does this P35 & G33 purpose? As the pioneer to test the market response?

This post has been edited by cinbao: Jul 16 2007, 01:07 AM

Nice article. Thanks for posting. Makes me think harder on getting a P35 now.

Solution:
Don't get P35 @ G33, wait for X38 FTW!

x38 need ddr3 bro.... not worth to buy...

If u gonna get a x38...

I suggest u save up or wait till the prices drop 1st...

Or just go with P965 for a year or so. IMO, P35 to X38 is just like P965 to 975X. Higher end chipset for those bleeding edge quaddies.

This post has been edited by Clavicus: May 30 2007, 09:33 AM

haih... see P35 and P965 wat diff 1st b4 buying la... if not much diff other than DDR3 then where got worth... unless it's running at 2000MHz at stock... tat also if we can afford... might as well OC a DDRII-1066 to match DDRIII like wat we did to DDR-400 to match wif DDRII when DDRII 1st came out... now only must get DDRII since the price drop like Durian...

i think the X38 would be the better,and one thing,intel launched the p35 has their purposes,maybe the Xtreme38 chipset,not everyone can afford to have.

I guess its always good practice to skil one step on every technological advancement...coz no point have the best of the best hardware and yet the software will still perfectly run on previous hardware. I dont think most of us buy PC's to be running benchies all the time

the only real advantage of X38 over P35 is dual 16x pcie, which i'm not interested in. moreover, P35 is more like updated P965, doesn't meant that current P965 user must switch to it. it's more intended for people who will be going to adopt LGA775 in this few coming months.

shawty..hang ni pakai poket besi ka??wakakaakaa!!!!banyak $$$ ko!

I think the new p35 still need the new intel quad core chip and some more later developments to bring out all the new potentials like pci-e2, sata2, ddr3. Besides, whenever some new stuff being released, unless you got heaps of $$$ to burn, then just chase after technology, other than that, for our current goods out there, P965 is optimum, P35 is maximum.

If you are going to build a rig in this few upcoming months, definitely P35 is the way to go. Sure that many P965 boards are considerably cheaper than the cheapest P35 mobo out there now, but the price margin isn't really too big either.

Current P965 users should just stay P965 until P35 matures more.

Rather than waiting for P35 to mature ,
I'd rather wait for X38 FTW!

agree with u bro now waiting n saving money

heheh..ppl waiting,i also waiting laa...

lol
i wait DDR3 really worth to buy only consider x38
btw dun forget nvidia wor...
they sure have sumthing for DDR3 right?

for now 680i play well

Maybe I should say about this... someone thought the DDR successor will be like from DDR -> DDR2 -> DDR3 -> DDR4 -> DDR5 ->DDRXXXX.....
or I am here to clarify that not such DDR4 for PC ( except GDDR4 for Graphical usage) or further will exist at future if The Octal-Core to be planned released at 2008.




Why? because of the high latency of DDR (Double Data Rate), (especially DDR3 )

and it should be replaced by QDR(Quad Data Rate) RDram which able to proceed Quad Channel RDRAM but now Samsung already have particular so called XDR (Extreme Data Rate) a.k.a ODR (Octal Data Rate)

by link to this SAMSUNG XDR

which you can see that the future plan of memory market trend.

By copy from that link about description on XDR:

Where is XDR DRAM in use?

XDR DRAM is best memory solution for wide-ranging applications including video console games, digital televisions, computer servers, workstations and other applications where high bandwidth and low latency are required.

Computer Products, PC Workstations and Servers

System memory bandwidth is more important than ever before. The increase in processor performance, multimedia and 3D graphics, high bandwidth memory is essential to sustain system performance.
XDR DRAM provides exceptional performance with low latency for these applications


High-end Consumer Electronics

Consumer products demand the highest levels of performance to give life-like animation to game consoles, and high-quality digital imaging in digital HDTVs, and high-speed encoding/decoding in set-top boxes.


[ XDR DRAM Advantage in Consumer Applications ]

Smaller # of Devices : XDR DRAM(1pcs) vs. DDR2 (4pcs)
Smaller ASIC pin count : XDR DRAM(~74pin) vs. DDR2(~248pin)
Easy PCB routing
Offer more capacity(x2/x4/x8 device) & more performance (4.0Gbps)


However, put those Enthusiast technology aside, I am waiting those Intel chipset competetor : Nvidia NForce and ATi chipset series to fight back the chipset market population, then as a consumer, we can beneath from the cheaper / reasonable price for those new technologies.

This post has been edited by cinbao: May 31 2007, 08:54 AM

Poor me... kenot chase the technology...
Haiyah... need to save up for upcoming X38 lioke shawty..
Overtime!! Overtime!! please...

if not mistaken, XDR already being in use in console machine. can remember either PS3 or X360. i will still get P35 despite all this poisoning. armor +20!!